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Barnwell YOL. XXXIV BARNWELL. S. (J^ THURSDAY. MAY 18.1911 NO 37 PLANS BLOCKED VERY I.0W RATES lasirftits Bold Up ElecHti of Presi- dtit Pro Toil ON ACCOUNT OF CX>NFK1)ERATE VCTERAN REUNION TOOK THE TOWN A PITIFUL STORY WHO WILL WIN? (JIVES HIS REASONS PLAY WITH FIRE DEMOCRATS INJOY FUN InsiirKeiits HcfiiKe to Support (Lal- linK«‘r, ('au8(-iis Candidate to-Sue’ reeol Frye, AUIioukIy Hardly Uon- Nible Follette and Followers Will Vote for Bacon. l>emocrat. The Washington correspondent of The News and Courier says a broad grin constantly overspread the fea tures of Senator LaKollette and sev eral other leading Republican insur gents during the beautiful split that wits developed in :!)•• Republican Senate ranks Thursday, over the ebs ticn of a I’n sident pro teiu to Rueeeed Senator Krve. Such political curiosities its frepuent conferences on i in door tietween Senators Lah'ol- b tte and Martin developed in the long parlitinient;iry battle. The motion to adjourn, by Senator LaKollette was taken by some ob servers ;is a sign of a compromise between the regulars and the insur gents. but the latter deny this pos itively and say that they are stand- iiuj pat and will lie found so Mon- da'. when thv Senate reconvenes. The onl\ idiam-e of the ele tioti of a li 'tnorr. tb President pro tern would be h> the insurgents voting tor a pluralttv election, or for Sena tor Paeon whh'h is altogether un- likely If the three Repnbliean ab sentees and otie liemocrat. who wer* pared, turn up Mondav. >ioth ilie Itemocrats and the regular Retoibli- eans will In* farther from wimrug than tbev was Thursdav. as the numte r iieeessarv to make a majori ty. will •' e j neronsed Put the Pemoi rats are enjovinu tto- row tiugep A protricted deail bn k over the tnatter is probable It in,-i' last throughout the extra se-- son In that event "Sunnv .Mm Sherman will have to stav eonstantl' on ttie iob. except that when he wjsties to go to a base ,all game he has ttie po.'er to name a sir, for one d a v I lie i n- a p.*- ;t ' of t to- Republican part 'it the S-oat to control a can , us e d i ‘ t w it ti oil t ttie aid of the pro- gre-> ve w is demonstrated in the S-na’e Thursdav when after more than two hours of effort and as a re sult o' s. v e n bullets t ‘. t Senate fill cd to elect Senator tlal! tiger, of New Hampshire .n. President pro tem to S nattir Pr\e of Ma tie Mr Frye's re. etf r-s gtiation wa- based on poor health Thursdav's deadlo- k was tine te .■ oppo-j: inn of tto* [irogres- s l ' e Replltllli an Senators. hve o r w bon: voted aga'nst and tttree of ■i. paired against Mr Mai Bei»f Beiten at Erery Paiit lexica FdcraU Sir reader Jurex. A LITTLE LIKlc SLAVE ESCAIMIS FROM THE FIENDS. MAYOR (iAV.VOK TELUS WHY HE . ^ * Jpecalalien ax ta the Nat Democratic S:rik«rt lard ii Street ard ky Opel RELIEVES CN (R)ll. Candidate for Presidcat Riodtf Tkreatca Coart FOUGHT TWO DAYS The Itlggest and Most lin|K>rtant of Entire Ferloral (iarrison ('-Mpitulat- Littf«* (iirl In Matron’s Ward Tells Pitiful Story. — Earned Money t<> Support Man and Woman. To Be Held in Little Rock, Arkan sas, May Fifteen to Eighteen, Nine teen Hundred and Eleven. The Southern Railway announces eery low rates to Little Rock, Ark., on account of the above occasion. Tickets will be on sale from all points May 13, H. and 15. with final limit returning not later thaui midnight of May 23, 1911, except b-j depositing ticket with Special Agent and upon payment of 5b c< nts' fee; an extension of limit can o j. ci. ed provisional capital of that nation, and lwo parasites, from w hom ' Mm at until June 14, 1911. until June 14 1911 1 r ^ t-. ' , President, and his staff have taken only to be caught, brought b.t, k, fro" *" 1 •«« Z Alih^ylllp II.'.no. Aiken I15.55.Uest battle of the Mexican revolution.: her ma<ter , nd ulBtres , Allendale $lt.,30, Bamberg J 16.50,' In the corner room of the bar-i , . oa . „ . .. Harn well »1 6.20. Batesburg $ 1 6.25,! racks, which for two days had held | f _ T „. u 6 f Blacksburg $lt. 2.>, Camden $17.15,'out against the rebels, sits Gen. Juan f harb'Ston $1X 00, Chester $16.35,!j. Navarro, the Federal commander, WILSON GROWS STRONG Says He Cannot Help It.—Reading the Rllde .Makes Him Content and ('haritahlc. One of the most pitiful insruices of the white slave trattlc ever brought the Mertran Revolution a Victory j to IlghTTn Atlanta is the case of llt- for the InsurrectoN.—Almost the ,, l p Nettle Lewis, a girl in knee dresses, who until six months ago liv ed on a farm near Winston-Salem, N. es After Two Days Hard Fighting. C., save the Atlanta Journal. S. i e Cindad Juarez, Mexico, is now the 'hen she has l>een traveling about the country, kite says, supporting two parasites, from whom Mm nt- Franciaco I. Madero, Jr., provisional, tempted to.escape innumerable Limes,. ISSUES A MANIFESTO Rut Then There An* Governor Har- LVckoiied With, ns They too Arc in (lie Maine. tron’s ward for the past three days, While the Atlanta detectives have . . , - . . , ( heen trying to apprehend the man a captive, hav ng surrendered Wed- . v. v. u. v. . .u. ...... and woman, who brought her to this i "You ask me ‘Why do I believe In tiie Father Mod?'" wrote Mayor inou. Speaker dark and William (;a -Vbor, ot New York, in a letter to' the Rev. Christian F. Retsner which' Jennings Bryan W Im Have to Re was read to a congregation that filled Grace Methodist Episcopal Church lu West One Hundred and Fourth street | Sunday night. "Because 1 simply can- 1 not help it. I have absolute confl-* It is a long way to the Democratic It soothes you and makes you con- national convention of next yegr.Xdenee in Him and am willing to sub- at Tampa, Fla., Wednesday after- and while many things may happen 'H 1 ' fo whatever He wills in respect no0 n at which indignation was SX- m the mennttnif, th~re t* no reason JHMPL —ll»HJP.ttgr; ovor th> .sonflnnatloo fit the that as the course of politics Is the , tont ' t,u,e(1; a enionre« nt n t> p amr va Brit Woodrow Wilson movement is tak- ■' You al80 a8kB - ' what ^ood comts »ent«nces of Jose D. La Campa, Bylt ing hold of the various Democratic from r * ad ' n S the Bible? ’ The an ‘- Ru ” el and J ' F ‘ Bartlum * thr ®« *“ leged leaders of the recent tobacco workers troubles, 3,000 tobacco workers declared a strike. About 30 per cent of the number went out Declare Strike Will Continue Until del,* Campa and Other Leaders Now Under Conviction, Are Par doned or New Trial la Granted.— Court Also Makes Threat, As the result of a mass meeting nesday, with almost his entire garr - , v, > . ... , , t , . ... city. Their efforts have tmen futile son of several hundred men. Hts face is sunkim, his head is bowed and he does not talk, for the bitter sting of defeat has disheartened him. In another part of the town is and apparently both have escaped from the city. Here’s the girl's story as she told it in the m ■ trnn's w ] ">i' Columbia $16 5 0. Edgefield $15.85, Gaffney $15.25, Greenville $15.00, Greenwood $15.44, Lancaster 17.05, Newberry $15.65, Orangeburg $ 1 6.90 .Prosperity $15.65, Rock Hill $16.75, Spartanburg $15.85, Sumter $17.35, Union $16.00, Winnsboro $16.90, Yorkvilie $16.75. Proportionately low rates from other ponits. The Southern Railway has been chosen the official route for this oc casion and by special arrangements With the commanding officers. South the' /evolutionist's, “anY without such Burt ^originally from Aberdeen, N. Carolina division, through Pullman , j C. I had known them only a snort strongholds with a remarkable rap- wer 1b: \ An ,mmen8e deal of K° od ' idity, says the Washington Times 11 8™°°^ y° u a " d m akeB you con- Thursday tont and charitable. I might add, It hegans to looks as If the gov- i,hat U educate* you and gives You ernor hi New Jersey would go to the,* K 00 ' 1 m, ' rar K•tyie, but that is an- ) Wednesday. The mea; unnounwd convention with the nomination nail- othPr matt(,r ' N | they would not return to work until ‘‘Going to church gives people the ruling of the court wa* rescinded. Singing the Marseillaise, 3,000 , , ,, , , months ago a woman, whom I ha" 1 ranclsco I. Madero, Jr., the ‘ con- . . . . „„ _ , , , known aa Cassie Cot)b, and her queror, surroundE'd by members of , , , , , friend, H. M. Burt, asked me to s p his family and staff, exultant with ' . . ' , , , , . . , . away from her home for a few days victory, xnd »nxlo„. lo m ak, peace (r ch>r|ot „ ra8sle „ trom a he says, with the Government if It . ... . . . ,,, small town in South Carolina and will deal frankly and sincere y w th ed down so securely that none of the other aspirants would have half a st0ady habi,H aad n.akes them p. u- chance. Old politicians in Washing- dont and (areful . aod make8 them, cigar makers .ptarchcd through tbs vote carefully. Church members i streets of West Tampa and Ybor City in a demonstration against the d< vision of Judge Wall of the circuit court, upholding the sentencing of one year Imprisonment of Jose deLa Reisner. The clergyman Is asking prominent officials and bustnei* men ton express astonishment at the rap- KU" Of the Reread of the sen'!, mak “ * 8,ab|, ‘ nuC,<M ' 8 1()r 80f ' ,P,V ' •» .1 Wilson ;.s to he t> Demo-rati. c;;l : ,1,> ' s i8 nominee quoted in full, was the shortest of It has been only a little while' l everal rt “ ad . {TOm the bul P R by .“ r since the talk here was that there) would be a close rare, In which Gov. ... . „ . Judson Harmon. Champ; Clark and ^ express their views about region In the most candid terms and mak- division, through Pullman | va g Ue promises as ‘‘President Diaz's | ^ k °own them only sleouinte cans and through day manifesto.” tlme ' but 1 waB tired of 8taylnk ' oa< h.-.k.jj nt tm operated from Co- 1 , .home and wanted to see Charlotte. Innibia to Li'tlp Ro' k for tho a<- comodation of ttie V. tor ins and otli- ers dpsiring to take advantage of thesi- low ratos Thpso stiprial cars will h.- handlpd on Hip train Ipavinu Colunihia at 1:15 Sundav tnormn. ‘May 1 tth. via Newberry. (Ireenwood Anderson, Atlanta, Birminghiim and Memphis, arriving Little Rock The actual surrender of the town 1" Gen Navarro took place about 1 o'clock, Gen Vna'ro giv : ng bis sword to Col Garibaldi, of the msur- rp- to arm.', after the rebels had .oui- “Rlnce then I don’t know where we have been—all over Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia. They trav eled av man and wife and 1 was Las sie's trecc Th- v fired me to g-i let: Iv surrounded the barracks and (>llt on , h<> a!i ,, n , :ik „ 1 1ened to annihilate the giirrisot- w i t it i n His eyes dimmed as h'- surrender- I I G'.uo [i. m Monda\ I 5th Th'-re will bl1 * * Garibaldt. w ith a hand trader, but really he also be through cars via Union. Spar tanburg and Greenville, which will lie handled on trains No. 9 and 3;*. leaving Columbia 7 n.5 a. m . all cars to tie handled from Seneca on the same tra il, arriving Atlanta *i 65 a m The entire Veteran movement will concentrated at Atlanta and han dled from there by special train, known as ttie "Veteran Special, whhh will leave at 4 30 p m via Southern Railway to Birmingham. shake that besoke his admiration for thing and the monev Hi.- brave tight the Uederal leader ed. the three of us had made, assured him of the desire hoard and railroad fur« for them Thev would alwavs tike my money away from no as soon as got it, Burt said h-- "as a Ii or 1 -' didn't do a 111 tde pro' id with clot to s. of the rebels to afford him every courtesy, \ score of rebel oiticers rode up and • xtended to Ho U'-dt-ral commander their sympathv, as Mex icans. for him and bis men. There is the same fraternal sentiment m the lo-arts of the entiri armv. for their countrymen who have been defeated, hut everywhere arc heard words of opprohium for Frisco System to Memphis and Ro< k l >r ‘‘ s 'dent I'ia/. whom Hiev hold n -I'onsi id. da' Island Route to Little Rock Pullman reservation should be made at once. \pply S H M^l,ean. Passenger and Tb ket Agent. Colum bia. S (' . or \\ K McGee Di'is-on com jiarat ’ vl v Passetig- r Agent. Charleston, S C house-to-house for the battle of Wedn. w tiniu " • tiger Si I,.it or (’u I lom of 1 ti1 >eino ra t k e d Mr B.e i - u of as the ctiairinan caucus, nominal Georgia and Mr I a t-'n! b-1 te uoiniriat.-d Mr ('lapp <1n the brst tiallo’ it was aiuiar'-nt that when ttie progressives did not cast their vote; aga'nst Mr Gallinger t hev "i r* so oaired as to render ef f. .'iv. ti e vote- of absentees Ttie tirs< iHot totalled 75 votes, of whnh Mr Bacon, the Dernoirat- ii ind da'e r>a > tv • d 5 5 Mr Gal t-ncer t tic Re'iutdican c a n ii i d a t c, 52. and Mi' t'lapp. 1 while Mr Bacon voted for Mr Tillman and Mr Clapp for Mr Bristow Messrs Bristow. LaFoli fe Gronna and Poindexter voted for Mr Clapp Messrs Cum min-. iheirn. Works and Crawford, progressives, were all absent, but paired, except Mr. Crawford, who was ill Neeessirv to a choice 37. On ttie s.-cond hallo’ Senator Gallin- ger, who had refrained from vo’ ing voted for Mr Lodge, Increasing the total vote to a 74 an making 3'■ ne- e^.-arv to elect The figure* were unchanged throughout t lie seven ^allots of vot ing until the last vote. Senate- Bradlev retiring from the chamber, thus reducing tYt-e vote hy hi* own ballot, and that of -Senator Taytoi of Tepness’e, wtio was paired with him Mr ttoot contended .that tinder ♦he rules all Senators are renuired to vote when their names are call’d. Mr. Bailov replied that the immem orial custom had sanctioned pair- Ing^j^a-Jurdta-J^nder it equivalent to a rule. , ■ (Mr I.aFollette. for the progres sive, denied the right of anv Senator to make the point against any one voting "as 1 note that we are voting against our party," "I do not pro pose," he said, "to b« outlawed be cause J cannot agree to support anv man who may he agreed upon by such a meeting." By vote the Senate held that a pair could be recognized only as an excuse for not voting. Messrs. Stone, Bailey and other Democrats contended that a plurality should elect. This wopld have se cured Mr. Bacon's election, but the Chair ruled against them. Deadly Grade Crossing. At Shelby, Ohio, four men were killed by a grade crossing accident st the Main afreet crossing of the Baltimore A Ohio Railroad, wh*n a train *aa struck by a automobile. The dead arc Jnm«s Hisaong. oxrn- •r of th* automobile. Samuel WJae Bar. J. J. Ma» StvtttUat " : > j DECLARES PROHIBITION FXUCE. Judge Hamjiiond'o Observations on (•eorgin Liquor l-nvv. Discharging h:s petit iiiry Thurs dav afternoon, following five acquit fats of salonntsts charger) with retail ing liquor. Judge Henry C Ham mond. of the Superior Court com menting from the hen h presented facts in show that, despite the pro The town the Federals thought impregnable to attack, f. || alii • a easy effort. 'I he advance. Hie same deadh fire which had driven the Federals from thejr treneh’-s early Monday, when the skirmishing be Kan, gave the rebels an entranie to Hie town hardly molested by the ar titb rv of the Federals. At the close of Tuesday’s fight ing. the rebels held extensive con ’ml of Hie town Bv the use of dynamite and shells and fierce mus ketry. they fought their way lor ward. The insuirre. tos took the church at midnight The l-Vd. rms "Sometimes i would try to get away Put thev would alwavs catch me. Burt told me that he would k;tl me soom-r or later if I kept tr'ing to escape Both of tliem cursed no. ind I was terriMv ;i!r:t!d bocuise I insutrecto | <T1 ow that Burt would reall' kdl me 1 have seen him teat Cassie terribly time and time again, and one time, when he knocked lor down with a chair, tie a (id’ titallv strok no- luring tto- fight The girl was brought to police quarters by the propri’tor of a lo- G hotel On Saturdav night she was sent out to the stroit bv a woman, it is alleg, d Instead of going -i k to tbe Neal house. wlore the trio bad boon stopping she went to the Can- non tiot.-l. There sh>- met a married woman to whom she told her story 'The woman kept her in the room with her during the night and the following morning informed the hotel proprietor who suggested an appeal to the police The girl went o police headquarters voluntarily. md will remain until the authorities find a way to tend tier hu< k to her widowed mother, or until the cap Gov. Wilson would be the partici pants. Commenting on the presi dential situation the Washington correspondent of the State says: But as the situation stands now, Gov. Harmon seems to he practically out of the running. Probably Gov. Harmon does not know this, and a ’of of his friends don’t know It. But Hie facts arc hardly open to dispute as a reasonable proposition of poll- tii- If there is one thing that has Ic-en made - lear In recent weeks so far as the Democrats and presidenev arc concerned it is that no man need typed to gain tbe nomination who h’s o' ’- — tioti of William Jennings. Bn u 'The largest simple influence in the I •enioerai it- partv today is Bryan. \n' man who is nominated agilnst tile will of Bryan will be so certainly knifed bv the Bryan following that it would be idle to nominate him Speaker Clark has the friendship of Col Bivan And th- to is no donM that lie is a strong political factor so far as 1912 is concerned If the ret- ing their reading a feature of hla Sunday night servlc-ei. Mayor (Jay- nor answered three question* but ' left unanswered the fourth: ‘‘Why are you a church member?” Ex-Lleut.-Gov. Bruce wrote that he believes In God ‘because God haa revealed Himself in nature In the hearts of men. and In His word, as Oampa, and other leader* In the recent atrike at Tampa, Fla,, reader* ed by the criminal court of record. Following the parade a general ■trike was declared, and Tampa face* the same grave situation which prevailed through a greater portion of last year. Further than the gath ering of crowd* of excited worhere on street ieerner* to listen to epeechee by strike leader*, there was no die* turbanc« of a serlou* nature. Wednesday night Judge Wall 1** the U:Gh. r of spirits, Infinite, etern- Ru^d a mandate to the iherlff to not- : 1 ;<nd unchangeable In His being, |fy the leaders In the movement that wisdom, power, holiness, Justice, unless the demonstration came to an goj.iltii ss and truth end before morning the strike lead- I am a church member, ’ wrote erH under sentence, Jose deLa Cam- Mr Bruce, "because It is tbe duty, of RHtt RiiRBell and J. F. Bartlut a 11 believers to publicly profess their will he remanded to Jail and tent faith I believe church attendance the chalngang at once to begin Mtv- G not only a duty but a privilege." If n g their term*. 1 When rumors were reren FATAL MISTAKE OF FRIENDS. th P business eertlon of Tanvpa that « the clgarmakera had struck And were Killed While Trying to Help Catch rlol'ng. * large detail of police wa* hurried to the labor tenvhle in Ybor Grave Robber*. City to preserve order. The striker* , , 'gathered In the labo? hall and Ha- A trap laid by Barfield G Conrad. , ?ned to Bpee< . hel5 d)|ring the after . out* of the wealthiest men In • v ‘ on ’ noon ^ T.»no. ami his brother, In which or-1 of the bouse in ibis session and h()p , 1(1 to ( . atrh , he m(M) who | a( „ lL\ Making up a ■’dummy" package, the^ h,- has identified himself r , )nr; ,d s p ror ^.dcd to the place In hihitinn lau in Cn pn-i- iu i l,, ' rod f'lHh’-r into the city to tne t u re the man and wom.in hthttton law in Georgia, the people m , lni( .i p;) | pnji.iing, ’he cP-, - ,.f f which were pip'd with sand bag t m a harricad’-. After ttie attack was n m v • <’ < arly Wednesdii'. and the rebel' ha ‘ iTought their machin'' guns within deadly rang'-, the Uid.-rals retired to the ''arracks and in.-urre.-tos hy the hundred o eupied the hon.-cs ""thin I nn \ ;irds on e' er' sui'- Their fin- was rapidly demolishing Ho- "iiilding There was no other ''ternative for Gen. Navarro hut to 'ield. want the liquor, the State liren.-e* the dealer, juries refuse to convict ind hence the prohibition law of th’ State is a farce and failure. The most drastic law ever passed for State wide prohibition was enact- "d ’n Georgia, the experiment was tried, the State treasury felt the loss of revenue, a gentle breeze opposed »o prohibition sprang up. the State ’ranted license to saloons to deal In "beverage, drink or liquor in Imita tion," for the former alcholic drinks. -ummari/es the facts he offers. The Judge then asks what scien- J’sts has ever dis overed any drink Hie ho!]ow squarN’ ot the barracks. ! n "imlftion" of alcholic beverages 5lanv Federal cavalry horses wo-re *Concluding, the Court declared that '•Jib’d The soldiers crowded the xpressed no personal opinion EIGHT BODIES I Ot ND. In the Ituins of Bnrneil Tbe«||-c Edinburg, Scotland. at Shrapnel was being poured into Eight bodies have been taken from the ruins of tbe Empire Music Hall in Edinburg. Scotland, which was burned Wednesday night The bod its so far Identified are those of "Lafayette the Great" and two mem bers of his company. Alice Dale, "ho impersonated the Teddy Bear Midget, and Joe Coster. Two bode s are those of members of the orches tra and three others have not been simple facts. oSR DEAD. ANOTHER DYING. Place to its capacity Only a few identified such would he out of place" but loophob s from which to shoot at the Mrs , )ale and foster were natives that he was merely presenting a few pi r.a’d the sides of England. Layfette was a German l-'.nallv Gen. Navarra hoisted a He laved for twenty years in the white flag. He first attempted to I’niteiJ States. During the past lwo end a messenger to Senor Obergen, ‘ years he has been In Great Britain one of the envoys of the recent peai e presenting at mnsij^ halls a speetiicu- l-ttvvyer and Tinsmith Have IMstol < ’ olnni * f<s ' on ’ a s king him to arrange lar "turn," which introduced a horse for a cessation of hostilities while and dog. An attempt to rescire these Duel in Jacksonville. an armistice could be arranged. two pets cost the man his life. it Gen. Navarro stood in the doof- When the ruins were examined . a ° n e ' n " ‘ wav °f 'be barracks to receive Col. the actor’s charred body was found aug an. a prom nent awytr. vv s (; ar jh a |di Federals and insurrectos beside the body of his horse and a .', a ”' ,, ar . f> r • • 0 nson ’ 8 n alike withheld their fire while the heavy burnt timber across both ?! , V inJ "^ d in a pi8t0 ' surrender was being arranged. man and beast. The fire started in f in e T ° , !7 IPr S ^ , U ' 8 a ' The fighting soon ceased and at- a mass of scenery used in the con- a ernoon. . o nson a ra ed on tention was dtrecetd to the dead and cltfslon of LaFayette’s performifnee, . , rPea ^,, a . n • " ' n wounded. The Federals, in their which was Q.f the spectacular mili he fa led o sett e, the shooting start- humiliation, tore off thier visor raps tary pagent in which he' represented r a fl UR 8 " pposod t0 havo and uniforms, and, under guard of Lord Roberts and other celebrities r ! V fv . u T , - thp rebp,s ' walked reje-’tedly in their on horseback, through the heart, when John fired un d Pr r , 0 ,hing down the street to the' ♦ four \aughan was found dead at cora , They numbered about 500.; Negroes Kill Ear'h OtlierJ f^- seconds after t^shootinland VVednesday n,ght jt was "Parted wBUam Jackson and Tom Wood- tew seconds after tne snooting and pd that 150 of them had takPn , 1(P Johnson was was lying In the door. oath of allpgiance to r?Pn Madpro ^ 8 rd, two negroes, k, led each other mallv wounded and unconsdous, oath of allgiancp to Gen . Madpi0 n« a r the Keysto.e Lumber Tom- both collapsing In their efforts to and wou]d join hl , forcwi P 8 ny s plant. In the lower part of leave the room. Church bells ware ringing, resl? . Marlb0 f r ® r t 0 ’ in, ( V "> d " P8da '- B There was no witness to the trag- dentg of th< , , own sp d ln rhP ^™ 8 tb8 « "egroes were at ed>1 and the sunlvor has been un- streptg wUh sl h , of rg , lef and fh# a negro celebration or party and got conscious since the shooting ,and Is insurrprtog began a continuous—- ,nt ° a d,8pu ^• ^ ood,, ' ard ^sed a Hie n> xt is suHi ns to uppcal tf> tlic io!Mitr\ Mr Clark will be strong In Go- i vos of th’- country H<‘ has a strong hold on the South, being a Southern man himself But Eastern Hemoerats of Hie progressive eH*t are friendly to Wil son and believe q,. ls tq,. Pest mail to make the rare This is the one element of Wilson’s str'jigtb An other thing Ir that he has powerful Southern support. He Is even more of a Southern man than Speaker t'l.irk. He was horn in the South. n"d thought with the North, it Is a fart that Southern Democratic look on him wit Ii a pi i ulinr liking. 'The outlook now Is that Wilson "ill coin m a n d the bulk of the -.outl,- - in deb-gat*’** Some even say he wll, "ell nigh sweep the South Sigtil- Tu atit in tins connection is. the fact' Hint a recent conference of Go rgi.i Democratic leaders was held, and r ",ts decided that Hie (Borgia (!'•'« ga llon won[d be thrown to Wilson More Southern men go tn Prince ton than to perhaps anv other North ern educational institut on. It m” ! scarcely tie said that this fact la go ing to have an impor' tiB hea’ in'' o” the 1912 ortrotm . \V itlim the pas; week there hiive come out for Wilson in the South such newspapers ae the Raleigh News md Observer, the San Antonio Ex- muss., Hie Pensacola News and the Tampa Tribune. The Atlanta Journal baa come out for Wilson. The ie - : ng Deni(H rati n’ wspapers of TennFSSbe are for Wii^>- When the faejiorie^ closed lh* crowd was augmented by thousand* year stole the body of Harfleld s son who dId not wa|V out an(f that n)fht from its grave In a cemetary at fhe B(rMa(B Qf ^ ybor CUy Bnd Gn at Falla, resulted Wednesday, Wegt Tampg arp phoked wlth •„ the killing by the ( on* c , llatlng Latlni discussing th* ^tu*- nf Joseph Hamilton, former sheriff t j on / " f ra8radp , ' 0 '"" y ' a frlend who In n thanlfeato Issued during the assisting the iTothers in their plan aftPrnoon thp Jolnt advlMry to (-.-ii'ture the grave robbers Recently Conrad was notified his child's body would be returned to stated that the strike will continue until/ the men under sentence are either pardoned or a new trial ta him if $1.5nn wae left beside a tan- grantpd T be nuni b Pr who walked tern he would find homing at a lone- ^ reprwN , nt Bbout t wenty-five per lv spot on the Fort Benton road. ,rent. of the men employed In the In dustry In Tampa, and it la feire l that a majority of thoae who did not answer the general call wilt walk out late*'. „ A meeting of the general trade* f oming to a point wt^re a g and ] abor a^^midy | H | n tesalon dls- was buring sonre distance from the niBB , ng the advlgabm , v of'a aym- road thev dropped their package of pafh<5t)c gtr , ke of gl , of the Jrada iin automobile. Hamilton was to follow on horseback and take /the grave robbers by surprise. money and proceeded on their way. About a mile farther on they found •be lantern burning by tbe roadside and realized they had made a mis take. * Returning to get the parkagxH Bisters, Who»« Husbands Were Kill* again, they saw stooping over a fig ure of a man, who straightened up with a gun In hja hand as they ap- A most remarkable story come* preached. Both Conrad* opened fire, from Huntington. W. Va. A dispatch bodies of the dty. ALL DIED HAME WAY. ed in Their Caha. the man dropping at the first shot. Investigation disclosed the fact that from there says four slater*, all wld* owa of railroad engineers killed In they had killed their friend Horn- wrecks, will meet at the funeral of ilton. Engineer Thomas Pilcher of that ■ , city, who was killed In a wreck on WOMEN TOO BUSY AT BRIDGE. , the Chesapeake and Ohio last Tue*- • ; day. Pilcher was one of four *n- Minister Says They Have Not Time gineers who married four Bister*, th* MI**e* Garner of Albermarle County, to Raise Families. Rev. J. E. Wray, pastor of they ty, Virginia. Each victim met hi* death In hla cafe; each waa the engi- \ .on t'R the political hitglemafl hf the -ynw nrr. s: «; wrayrpasxor w«• y-^-^ fact that his brother, Joseph ^ of each wi. ItlHed al the •son, is the political hugleman of the Ga., In a recent sermon, declared Nasln ilfo Banner. It looks as if Wll- that the women qf the pr(«ent dtiy '| wpre burt son would unquest ion? hly have the s ° f ar as his observation extends, are same time, though hd passengers \ Tennessee delegation. Only the olher too busy playing bridge and going day Wilson made a great hit in a 1° society, and the men too deeply it u v u speech in Norfolk, and he will have'Interested in making money, for them J^letit. Qepii^, M. Kelle; powerful support in that State. raise families of creditable size. I Thirtieth lnfantl>y. U. 8. A., Josephus Daniels, editor of the He deplored the fact that three or ed .Wednesday morning in momenta without regaining ; sciousnes*. not expected to regain consciousness. Crazy Negro Kill* Wife. up roar of shouts. The rebels began to collect thousands of rounds of am-- munition from t'v- Federal barracka. pistol and. Jafkson * gnn. Fatal Shooting In I^mcaeter. Moae Williams, a young negro Hv- and they easily have made the most 1 Ben Brazwell abot an killed Wjl- Ing In tbe lower Broad River section valuable rapture o* the revolution Ham Vaughn, near Pleasant Hill, qf Newbery county, thismorning shot Thev now have two mortars, thfee, Lancaster County, late Thursdav af- and killed hla wife with a shotgun machine guns and tw o field pieces. ! ternoon. Vaughn and Brazw ell are He ha* been arrested. The opinion j Their ammunition belt*, somewhat 1 br©ther*-in-l«w, and it sterns they prev&Ua. that his mind' wa* aubil-j depiaod during tbe titirk, are filled time ago. Vaughn It It said, was MCgd, i Again. bous* and mewed the quarrel ■* ■' ' . r ' ' ■* Dashed to Hia Deal the kill* fail Raleigh New s and Observer, who has lour children are now considered a i » Curtiss aeroplane at > Fort b^en in -Washington recently on his large family, and contrasting j ouaton. way from the meeting of the pub- era the time when 10, and 12 * an ^ V* ? *° U I # Ushers in New York, reports a tre- children in a family were common., the ground shot forward mendons Wilson movement. He has Ba *d that this Indicated a regreta-i Bea • an on 8 e *,,‘ . . * - come out for Wilson, and as hts h'** decline In the standards and raor-'wa* fractured, and he died In a fe newspaper has the following of the a' 8 of civilization. Kitchin element in North Carolina It • * * _ _ ^ may hq assumed this means North Glanders l nfler Quarentlne. - * * * Carolina is going to send a Wilson The health authorities ot Wash-; de.leagtlon to the convention. ington. D. C., have in quarantine E. At Savannah, upon the testimony These are a few recent straws in- M. c. Combs, a farmer of Stafford,his 14-year-old ilster-lB-law. (Heating the trend of sentiment, with Count, Virginia, who ls’"not expected I 68 McKale, a young whit* U»*h* respect to Wilson. It Is hardly nec- to survive an attack of glanders. The ^a* found guilty of criminal aMMtt esssry to say that Wilson has pow- disease Is highly contagious and al-|«Pdh her, and wa* Mntenceg 'Ii erful support In many of the Middle most Invariably fatal. Comb* con-‘Chatham superior court to Wes'ern States where progreeelve traeted the dlaeese two weeks ago Y ear# * n fhe penitentiary, sentiment Is strong. The fact that when operating on a calf. The dls- denied the charge ^ Bryan In*a recent appearance In Des- ease already has caused him to be " * Moines seemed to lean to Wilson ic totally blind aid his death is ex- Byrne* Ha* The not without its slgniflcan''e peeled at any time. It is true that Bryan ss a presiden- —, Byrne* Ha* — Congreeman Jam** ■ F. Byrne* an hnforfunat* member of tlfcf j Carolina del*gatlon ti tisl possibility will not down. Recent ways exists that, with the Democrat- reports reaching here are that In ic hopeful of victory In Ttll. hla- at present. While eevernl manv ''f the far Western States the friend* will Insist on hla renomina- leagues *r* *t hOQ* Democrats are not only for him. but-tlon. But, barring Bryan, It looks that they are determined to try to | much now a* if wUeon war* going to jreaonBi>a hia. Iha poMlbiJity gi-| away with th* priz*. a’ * _ _ ' ‘ • ’ ./ V friend* ha is confined* I Washington