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?newspaper.
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ments. Sure, they can tell at a glance who has the best
o goods.
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" RIOT THREATENED
Insurgent* Demand , Abdication of
Albanian Ruler.
Purono, Albania. .July 23.-A noto
threatening to destroy tho capital of
Albania unless . Prince William, of
Wied,, abdicated the rulorshlp, was
handed , today by. the Mussulman In
surgents to -the representatives of
the European powers here.
"Tho Insurgents added that If tho
warships, fired at them they would
spard neither the European- nor the
other'Inhabitants ot tho city.
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o WIRELESS FROM HUERTA o
o . V.wHo- ?oxIco? Jaly JUL- a
o General Huerta sent A wireless o
o message today from thc Germon o
o cruiser,' Brenden, stating that o
o Vii, w?' Mexican refugees who o
-, ? d, - f??? ' here with hiss from .Mexico o
o (.'firmare not.able to charter a a
o ' boat he won?d send one from *
o Kingston. Efforts to obtain a o
o vessel h?re have falle I. a
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BIG DITCH OPEN
ON AUGUST 15TH
Secretary Garrison Announces the
Official Opening For the
Date Named
Washington, July 23.-Opening of
tho Panama canal to tho worlds com
merce on August ir> next was announ
ced tonight by Secretary Garrison.
Probably tho first vessel to pass
through the great waterway will bo
tho Cristobal, a war department
steamer now at Colon.
Thom will be no more formalities
In connection with this epoch-mark
ing event, all ceremonies being left
to tho official opening when tho In
ternational fleet passes through tho
canal .in March, 1916. Mr. Garrison's
announcement follows:
"The Panama canal will be open to
commerce for vessels not using more
than thirty feet of water, on and af
ter August 16, 1914.
"Tho official opening of the canal,
aa heretofore announced, will be in
the month of March, 1915, An ap
propriate announcement will bc made
when a greater depth of water than
thirty feet has been assured.
"On the? l nth o'?Aufcust, Col. Goe
thals will inauguiazc tho commercial
service by sondlnwgg a government
boat through the canal. There wlll .be
no ceremonies incident to thc occa
sion, but American newspapers who
may doslre to have representatives
present may do p.o. Tho others who
will bo present on tho boat will bo de
termined between now and tho time
mentioned.
"Lindley M. Garrison."
Tank Completed.
When tho Cristobal steams from its
slip to the entrance of thc canal lt
will mark the ' conclusion by Ameri
can enterprise of tho greatest engi
neering task ever undertaken which
has severely taxed the abilities of thc
army engineers under Colonel Goe
thals.
Some things remain to bo dono to
perfect the waterway. The channel
throught the Cnalebra cut must be
deepened and widened so that lt will
not be nccpsrary for tho great liners
and battleships to pass through the
tricky "slides" at Cucharucb?s and
Bold Hill. In singlo Ole.
While with the thirty feet of water
in the canal, some of th? dread
naughts might pick their way through
after Augun 15. yet Secretary Daniels
cays that he would not be. likely. to
order any such movement except In
an emergency. Ho will walt until
thcro ls moro water Mn tho great ditch.
ASTIsToSE FIGHT
Near Beer May Be Legally Sold In
Georgia. ?
fBy Associated Press.)
Atlanta, Ga.. July 23.-The temper
ance committee of the Georgia state
senate today voted to report u?lversely
the McNeill bill to legalize the manu
facture and sale within thc state of
beer containg not more than 4. per
cent alcohol. The measure was op
posed by State temperance organiza
tions. The stile of near beer in now
legal In Georgia.
WON'T HEAR TEDDY
"LET HIM WRITE"
Democratic Member? of Cornit
tee Opposed To Hearing
Roosevelt's Proposition
(By Associated Press.)
Washington.-. Ju'- 23.-Theodore
Roosevelt's request to be heard by the
Senate foreign relations, committee In
opposition to the Colombian trcuty,
by which the United Slates would pay
$25.000,000 for the Panama Canal,
strip and express regret that any
thing should lt uve ( cured to mar thc
friendly relations between thc two
countries, rema lt \ unanswered by |
the committee .'.may. No decision I
will ho reached or another Week.
Democratic re tabers of the commit
tee and admin: 'ration leaders gener
ally are said : :>e opposed to holding
hearings Wit . .elution to the treaty
and part?cula, y to tho appearance of
Col. Roosovr't. In this they follow
tho aentlmc L of Scnntor Stone, chair
man of thc loreign relations commit
tee, who t' av reiterated the declara
tion that the former president had
said all he could say about tho Colom
bian matter and that if he had any
thing further to say, "let him write
lt." .
- Republican members bf the commit
tee lt wan learned today, are not all
In favor of inviting Mr. Roosevelt to
appear.. Senator Smith, of Michigan,
however, was outsponeh In the mat
ter asserting that Mr. Roosevelt
should he caller, by all in ea ns. Ad
ministration senators contend, howev
er, that tho country la not now Inter
ested in what happened in Colombia
ten years ago. but In what should ho
done to adjust the' strained relations
aow existing.
The investigation of thc Nlcarau
guan affairs pending the pubmisston of
a canal right acquirement treaty with
that country, has begun to lag In the
forolgn relations committee, and there
were intimations today that nothing
further would be done with it at this
session.
The Bryan peace treaties for which
President Wilson desires ratification
beforo adjournment, also aro giving
Senators considerable ' cont .1 in
viow of the desire to com ph t<; ? j tl: J
trust program and gel back j their
districts, for the campaign... Several
Senators said today they did not be
llevo tho foreign relations committee
would report then because they would
bo sure to provoke long discussion,
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Stepladder" Photo of v
Emperor William's Grandsons
Photo by . American i'rcM AM3uciai:on
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HERB oro the foot- hopefuls ot tho crown prince ot Germany, grand
children of Emperor William. This l? th*: drat photo or them .?ver
published In the Onl??d Buttes. Resinning ut th? top and stepping
tp the bottom the children are: William Frederick, boro Jnly ?, 1WO;
Louis Ferdinand, bom Nov. 9. 1007; Hubert, bom Sept. i>. itwy. and Frederic*,
horn Dec. IO, IOU. You .vin notice that tho eldest son of the crown prince ta
a Fourth of.Joly boy. Be ls patriotically Interested in American boys and
wants to coma'here on his. birthday some time. Crown Prince Frederick Wli
dam. wilt? wns born In 1882. was married June 0, RX? ii
THE RIVER OF I ?OP RT. 1
Ob, a wonderful stream (8 the River of
Doubt . '
That winds through the jungles of
Where ; I
It rises nt Whence and at Whither
flows out.
And drains tho vast region of There. '
From latitude Which and longitude
. What
It cavorts over mountains and. hills;
It crosses ten rivers and likewise a
lot <
Of unnumbered streamlets and rills.
So crooked that monkvvs In trees all
around.
Prehensile to spy out its bed,
AH twist off their tails and drop to the
ground
Decanoate and cross-eyed and dead.
From Hither and Thither Ita flow is
uphill
And its depth ls as deep aa a cup;
It never would answer for turning a
mill.
For all of Its cascades fall up. '
Yes, the River of Doubt ls a wonderful
stream
And lt acts in'a"wonderful way, * . ]
Unmatched In tradition, In'fiction or,
dream, j
And it's spiked to the atlas to stay ? J
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. NO CLIfE YET
Hounds Trail Would-Be Assassin for
Several Blocks, ?
(Special to Tho Intelligencer.)
^Columbia, July 23.-All efforts by
ojficers Lave failed to apprehend the
imknbwH'nion who shot Dr. James H.
McIntosh early Thursday. The offl
cers wor? of tho opinion, that the as
8ailant made bis getaway in an auto
which waa standing in Pendleou street
near the cn rn pu s of the University of
South Carolina. ?
Guard Jesse Robbins of the state
penitentiary force, said that his
hounds took the trail readily in front
o? the Presbyterian church, at the spot
where lt-was said that the man vault
ed the wall.. The .trail was followed
through the eenietory and for two
blocks more.to the spot where the
blood hounds lost it In the middle of
the street.
Dr. McIntosh was resting well at
Knowlton1!! hospital Thursday night
and he IR said to be out ot danger.
Early today tbo governor iaauod a
statement, in which he declared that
he regretted the occurrence very
much.
Physicians at the hospital said that
the wound of Dr. McIntosh was cupcr
ticial and that til? '.nicotines were not
cut, I
Today a reward fund was begun in
Columbia, for the.-arrest ..of the man
that fired the shot. The oint ers arc
pressing the search.
The governor deplored the shooting
of Dr. James H. McIntosh.. He said
that he was sorry that Dr. McIntosh
could not be on the stage, as ho would
have presented tho ri g ned report .In
the F/.chey case and bave asked If the
signature was authentic; If so, hq
Would then rave asked the -physician
to explain the language employed.' in
tho text If. the signature was forged
tue chief executive, snjd be would Join I
in' the exarch tor the forger that Jutlce '
might be had. j
An excerpt from the Abbeville
BpeecV-In'Tofercnce tb Dr. McIntosh
waa road. "As n pbyrlclan and as a
man,"' lt ran, "Dr. McIntosh stands
high In thc ?tato and no man would
Bay that''life ?would He.".
Tho governor also read the state
ment signed by thc late Dr. A. B.
Knowlton and Dr. lames H. McIntosh
which said: . "We would ropbrt that
Mrk Richey. ?a suffering from marked
neurosis, ?bat the rame closely slrou-,
lates paralysis. Wo do not rollevo
that this condition will be Improved
ia Iqngaa Richey remains in the penL
tenttary:" v
TllTB GOVERNOR'S ItEORETS
h>. Anti. Says That the Ottc? Will Bo
. AU That ft Can. ?
Sklltcr The Intelligenter. ?|
Gr,vornor Bieaae regreta the beo?r
t?t?&aUe shooting Of- Dr. Kol ?tosh)
r,ry much, as I do., I have a very
ilgh personal regard'for pr. Mcintosh
md know that the governor has also, I
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Sun and ,tinA Bring Ont Ugly Spots
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