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THE INTELLIGENCER ESTABLISHED 1869 Published every ^morning esce?)t Monday by The Ander/ton Intolllgon ocr et 1?0 Weit Whltnor Street; An derson, .8. C. 3 SBOPSSB D?TKLLIGKHCEB i Published .Tucsd?ya and Fridays J??'M. GLBNIN1. .Editor and Manager. . Entered as second-class matter AF-il 28, 1914, at tb o poet offlco st Anderson, South Caro'lna, under ?he Act ot March 3, 1871). ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES .^elepUono... ... ... ... .. ..321 M SUBSCRIPTION BATES rt - ?? 'DAILY ? Pa* Year.. .. .. .. .. .. ..fB.oo Six Month.,. .. 2.50 Three.Months ...1.55 Ono Month ...42 Ons Week. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .10 SEMI-WEEKLY Oas tear;,.$1.50 Six Months.. . . .. .75 The Intelligencer is delivered by ?w|1$r ni tho city. I Look st tho printed label on your paper. The dato thereon shows when the. fubrcriptlon expires. Notice dato and label carefully, and it not correct ; ptaase notify no at once. 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' Rejected miruscrlp?* wl>l not be -re turned. * .?'In order to avpld delays on account Pf personal - absence; Jettera to The Intelligencer intended, fdr publication should nu!, be addressed to nny, ?n?i ? ld y ni commited, with. tho paner, *aut elrhp?y to ' Th^-'-tatelllgencar.; SUNDAY, ?UNE IL l?16v 5 o?th ;. CaroUna~Probably.!,. '. local thunder shower^ .-Sunday ; and ; Monday. .ffiWho'? g?'lii?- . i?po?h the "ol? bb * th ^slfc$pM waters at ch?cagbt Mr. Bryan is In Chicago; but evi dently bb left bia Dove of Peace at .iwrab^v' '.' .''..li: . ;? -, v' .1 . Our young fribbda the colleg? grad uates bro ,uow rready to Vacoept'' ob eiiionsc Every time Teddy .knocks.Wilban j ibo - latter's - reelection- becomes more] of a-cortula ty. Cbaractor'ls What a man koowa himself to'. be; reputation1.ls." .What oihara think l;'o la. What' .Jj)??,j!?i?^^ liom'oeb for tho presidency but a. fun eral director to iater, tho remains. Atlanta is .Brought Nearer.to Sa vamiah.-iioadlipQ.. ;v. Seems like ;^a vsr.nnh'o afiltctlonn will novor end. Now lot tho** college fellows who danced BOp^lvlnely^ show ! ~j what] they . can db . *a . f atheFa cot ton Held. ' ;'';An Atlanta s-; oman -waa- given twp divorces in ihre,,I days. 1 ; And yet Roras people Vc^ntend that: the world is-growing better, Motorcycle^ Cpl Udes. Wi th. Ice .Truck. ? headline. '.*. So'i?o scrlblc may * be ebie to meka a paragraph cut of that. ??'I bat'-we hTavea*^^^ tb-"ft?l Wth'.lt V /?'Baronesa Asks Job au Vice-president '''^kkvC^panyl^'o^Mns.v), -?rgpfv?' '^i^'-'sha^ald ijuftlify. for aJob with a o^ brick" company. ^r?i^!ao^ ?SL, tfc-n ?.ia?H^w *>^L,V "^/.t ?h.3 vbt? jihijF^ut?a^ their ,full;^irniiWftlo?' ';'t?'"*tri. ;'-It COOPM STOCK DECLINING I ' - ..... ^ Ko wapa verb o? ibo B ie ie in ut a few weeks a#o wero hooding the can* dlducy for governor of thu Hon. Hobt. A. coop?j, vflf^^anrone, aro : noticeably H it cut nowednyB * in respect to this particular nuttier. In fact, we do not itcall having seen bin name In print in many moons. What ia tbe cause of thU silence on the part of the champions of the gentelman from Laurens. Havo tbey forsaken their candidate or do they realizo, as do some of tho sanest political obser vers, of tho stato, that Cooper "stock" has declined rapidly during tho paBt few weeks? Reports from all over the state are to the effect that Governor Man ning's strength was never at such a high stage as lt is at tho present tlme.^"" Of lato he has had the op portunity of getting out into the dif ferent sections of the stato and talk ing with the peoplo and to the peo ple, and it bas been a -case of the ...ure they saw of him tho better they liked him. With the very evident de- > cl!ttV'l|l Cooper "zlock" a?d the pro noubced growth in strength of our prei;ent' go /ornor, lt takes no political soer to fprsee the return of Richard I. Manning to the office'which ho bas so .creditably . filled far thc past two. years, and bini return' to lt by ?rn overwhelming majority In the first primary. A GOOD HAN DIES No church bas a right to assort or think that it has a monopoly on vlrtne and nobility, and tbb followers of one creed have np rieht to point tho finger of scorn at the followers of another creed. The right to wor ship God as ono chooses IB one of tho fundamental rights acceded all mon when the foundations of this country were laid by our forefath ers, who sought refuge in this coun try for the very reason that they were persecuted, because of their religious beliefs. Protestants may look askance at. Catholics and the latter may do the same as to 7Protestants, bot aa matter what creed it may fol io w a n ob! 0 character always nb in ey Irrepressibly, 'and commando the-re spect and tho admiration, it not the reverence, of ali broad-minded men of whatever creed....... .iv This ls by way, ot call tag attention to the profound Impression made by J? loh op Northrop and tho poignant grief, on ?e^^^^v^tirHtWfi^ tauts aa WSirdif ?4itHo??ci;v?d?hfid hy his death, whic? oc^rre^d rlnvChaHea^ ton last ;W^dft^sy^^beautiful osthtt?te ot the-character of the be loved tllnhnp lr; r;ive-n in tho following \ editorial' froni the Cmariestoh JBvenirig Post- . ! Fifty-one years a, priest, thlr-v-j.^ y i ty-four years., ? bishop; sacrl-y?iV I . ibin?l at God's altar; pastoring^ ';.'.'.' 1 Cod'B people:: I? t?ae fullness ot ' years and the fruit ot labors, Bishop Henry ? Plnkhey Nor than baa been called to his ro-'/Vi . - want- .'.-".'. . A native*of Charleston, almost. [ the wholei-of hts life's work bas .. ibeen, done , in ; this\ c^mmiuiity^|>. v, His; carly/priesthood only was . In other parts,; "audi within a ; year : of !his, consecration", ' upon , anointment by: Pope Leo XIU<M ; he became bishop Of Charleston la -succession to P. ?N. Lynch. . 'Tna record o2 his bVieeopsta'ts/ACv fullV bf achievement and prog ' resa He has Seen tho church extend ia'vigor aud good workn - parish OH planted, churches built, institutions1 established, and religi?n; and charity spread., Tho restoration of St. john's ca- .. ?thedral which had bean destroy ed, tn the fire.'fOt'. Mi'-was.-^/^ compllshed under .his rule and the beautiful, cd-flce. was con- - ; '.. secreted upon the twerhty-fiftb ' anniversary ot bi* taking the anitra. In a diocese burdened with th? inheritance of war's destruction, Ita people struggling.'..-. to maintain themselves, . the i achtovemonts ot hts pastorate ' ''-have' beeb 'remarkable and bis nemo will shine among the' pro '?Xi.-latea'- bf his . church, ;1 \ K ...... ;. ? ^^Biitjlt ls aa a friend and a pastor , that , he wilt be chiefly , .^?;ite^^l)sj^'"ahd- mourned* A' ', < - highly educated,, finely cultured S ?Ao? charming maa he waa, broad tn hts understanding, deep la ^imfii-' e^^?aa/. kindly bf thought, warm of .heart, sweet and generous of nature. His y- ' people were hts constant ?are, Sud he waa with them aVt?A- ia = ssflrar^w . and : u*ay a tear io* tba pasa- j j lng ot the.good bishop will be shed among ht? bereaved flock; ' bat not poly In the I?tlni^?^.-f *? Iiis BfcMtual :Jmtulstrat|ipfc# wilt he be togaed, and mourned, , :? for tee' waa^ viev-lA- <itlsea> ea- .. j;;>::4isw??d and a^ted;in tho cost- 'J. iiiunlty io wrtlch ho was nativo Jlttjaroegn ?*Ja- years -'?af .'Ina)- fctgaH to get acr?ai l&$ia^$$?ad i*^|^'??w?'tor?^ l^st^?tdt ited ^sh?fi.' ?ad. the ? yat around and offer them a liberal Bum for damages? lt did not. lt bad thom hauled into court, as soon as they v/oro able to be up and around, on a charge of trespassing. And tho unfeeling magistrate took the side of the railroad, and Imposed a heavy fine for their needlessness. That caso is the climax of a defen sive campaign the Long Island rail road lias been waging against auto mobiliste who persist in disregard ing rules and warnings at grade cross ings. It has grown weary of autos I catapulting Into its trains, to the lu-1 jury of its rolling stock and the an noyance of Ita officials and passengers. The worm has turned. It might be a good thing for ev erybody concerned it every railroad which modestly does Its part to make grade crossings safe would adopt tho sapie nollcy. Why should crossing safety be a one-sided mnttor. TH5i WOMALS PARTY Tbero have boon four national polit ical conventions In Chicago at the sam* time. Two of them have been women's conventions. And the wo men have not received the attention | ?Ithey deserve. .Like the men, thoy have been di vided on a big issue.' *'Th?lf division has given birth to a ?new party, tho "Woman's Party." It bas a simple platform, with a single plank. lt Beeks to win tho vote for all Amer ican women by federal amendment. It ls the outgrowth ot the Congres sional Union for Woman's Suffrago., It holds a club over parties and office holders. It alms to compel congress I to submit a co-.-.tit ut lonni suffrage amendment to the state for their ap- ' prove!. Opposed to this movement ia the older organisation, the National Amer lean Suffrage' Association, which bas won most of the suffrago victories of the* past; ;snd'which Wants to con tinue its policy of proceeding state j by : state instead ot making suffrage I a national Issue. Titus far, the sentiment Of the na tion .generally has Indorsed ' the view 'that?Suffrage is, In fact, a state issue, and that 'np attempt ? should be made to ?'Jroo lt on any unwilling State; And even aside from the principle in evolved, it seems to many - dist Inter ested oba or vora n v/as to of energy for women 'io pound away at tho federal amendment plropaganda. It seems strange "that they should hope to-win i tue necessary ' * t^reo^f??Hh.of' the sta'tos- foir" tho'' amendment -If they- are; unable, to win- "those st^eia?parate-; ly.. it seems much more .practical that they should concentrate:their-en ergies cn Individual States ?hat, offer hope of success, v A -.-...y.':'---: ;'. . In tho recent Iowa election, for example,'the. women nearly .. won.'. Presumably tlie efforts of tho "Wo rn an'a Party" workers, applied to that campaign, would havo turned' the tide. It may be so In other etatea. If the, women could only get together, and continue along the lines that, have i;uccoe.ded BO notably In tho ^at, they would soon have <the vote in ali tb? a^il'es that are anywhere near ready Wjftft. And-they would have it with out atty sex antagonism, or tho etir riag up : of dangerous political enmi ties;';,.:.. STATE NEWS BonharaFacUonless. Greenville. June. ?.O.-r-In Connec tion with his formal an noan cement so candidate for the stato senate fr?re ^ Greenville : count Proctor : A. . Bon ham said mat night that thora were afloat certain rumors that he was in the raes *t th? behest of a faction* Be, emphatically denied this, declar ing thatyhe throw his hat In the ring on hts 6%n- veiUico and not as a re presentative of any political ?l?ment: ,*T,: am ':? making th? race oh my own initlailve/V he' sah?v ?'and repudiate any mich Insinuations. I am net aligned with any faction tn this race, and am Reeking tho anice; because of the honor and tho opportunity W'wU! give me to servo ali tho people;.. I will'not bo guided or influenced by any faction and lt will be my earnest endeavor at al! fi?tes," he eald,;^'tO sb? a Tepres*n|i\'dve, ot the county as a wh'olp.'' v-., Mr - * JEtoaham : la. serving his second term aa solicitor nf C this, circuit; I HBSKi?!&?f?s&xsisv*... _? SpartAnourg, June 10.--County of ficials- stated yesterday ?bat the sec ond installment of the annual teat made; by the fjOuhty: ot' Spartanburi ts now ?va^ablo for tho payment Of claims^This Installment^ ^o^t .v?;;; s! Gletth for a 3**^ fork con otrav af 3-ftor .cent. Th* Arel ia sUHtaont, which amounted to . f?8, 000 4wa?: obtained. in March at 4"- par . cent1 interest, which waa .consMercd to; bs-,ia axtwmely low, Vate, of tn> ? v-^Tfeo.-oounty;'has lan**-';.rssxhWth* jtaaftiof its borrowing capacity aatll ?. SOR??mber, whoa aa?ta??, f.to?t?'-;f?i* terday Harley Gosncll, for whom be, had been looking for two years, the j charge fJci?K ubnuult and battery with intent to kill, Sheriff .Rector said last night that Gosnell shot oft a> man's leg Sn Asheville. The ar rest was mada'near Inman. ' Goa noll told the sheriff that ho waa will ing to return to Ashovllle without I ?'.'nc formality of a requisition. Sheriff! Rector said tl was his Intention to j take Gosnell to Ashcvlle Sunday j morning. ? "'' Ofiice Denied Women. ?v. Columbia, Juno IO.-Tho supreme court of North Carolina has< just rendered a decision in which the right of women to bold tho office of deputy clerk of tho supremo court is dented. This decision may invalidate the tillea to considerable property. The case in question concerned a mortgage which figured in a contro versy, tho pap" 'ii of which had been acknowledged before a woman de puty clerk. This discrimination against North Carolina women must appear silly to the enfranchised wo men of states like California, Oregon, Kansas and the other advanced stat es in which womcp aro regarded as equalB and not inferiors of men. Fasta! W. 3*!r. . Laureni5, Juno 10-The funeral and burial ser rices' for the late Ti. A-jhsnore Davis, who was strickun suddenly late Tuesday afternoon at ills place of business, were held Wednesday afternoon. Tho exercises were conducted by thc Rev. W. E. Thayer, of Sumter, and the Rec, C. A. Bailor, temporary pastor of ' the Baptist church* hore, and during his residence hero of frye years there ex isted a strong friendship between Mr. Davis and bis Pastor. The se'rvic?c yesterday Wero attended by h large con cou rab ot people of thc city and surrounding country, and out of respect to the memory ot their "fel low merchant the stores of the', city were closed during? the funeral hour; $10,000 Bond Issne. Spnrtanburg, Juno 10.-The ; f'rus' tees of the Cedar Springs, Thompson i and Fernwood consolidated school .districts have placed thoir $10,000 bond kvsuo af Ry,e,; per .cent through the Bank of Sparenburg, It ia un derstood that this in ono of tho best sales ot f;chooI d?.,-trlet bonds 'ever .'secured in this c?u&ty and the trus tees are gratified I over their suc cess. ' The proceeds from the bond tfasue will be n sc tl in the'erection bf a mod ern and commbdfdlW school build ing to serve tho needs of the 'consoli dated district. ' .< . Tho site. upon . which the structure will be placed bab jnet been select el'though a commtt^eo to. decide thia; matter' faa^ booh appointed.' ' ~i' '?>.- ' .. .. - ' '. Truth Victoriens. . (PromTho Houston; P?st.) V .A Boston huh baya hbv got home al 2 ?, m,, and told his wife he ' had been out drinking with ah old friend from Providence ?nd': shh floored him. with a rolling pin, knbck?ng'hlm 4n Ucnslble so tjiat.hrt 'c^lild not get up j tor lo mlhujh^.j--.Bur>'B?''g'ot'':?p- ^and ' lt shows that truth crushed to earth can rise again, it the blow-ia not vi Itali- ' :,:V ' ': '.. *: ? A COMER OS ; TICKETS Mach, Taggart and Sullivan ?es Large Blocks: : <8t. Louts Dispatch;) .'.'.-. . ; Now Yoric, Illinois arid; ' Indiana control the admission1 tlvckot situa tion for" the'democratic Natloual ' coa vcatlon, which open'tt5here a. week from today; \, ;'? ^'".'.v-.-;'V-i* These three states, controlled by Norman M. Mack ot New York, Tom Taggart of Indiana' arid Rtogor Sulli van of Illinois; bave^each received 500 tickets la addition lo the tickets to be given thc delegates,.Each.dele gate (B tb get ono ticket in addition to hts own: About tho T?tet- Jefferson,- the headquarters bf the ?atl?nal commit tee, a continuous ' protest . against ,;Nonuan, Torn arid Roger". coritroll Urig' the ticket dis rlbutlon is h?ard. A personal lieutenant, of Roger Sulll v&a ha? the custody' bf taetlcMta, which wore ? delivered .today*.-.... The tickers aro lock?: iii a stool eafo, ned ia addition to thVSullHan ttou tfthnt, a policeman'' Ja-* * ta lionel at. the door of tho room oontni?lng* the , Headquarters for tho Sullivan boom tor tte vice. i?iealdenUal,. norn inatton will be opened !Friday. In th*. Bismarck buUdinff.VVjvacroaa1 the streot front Rotel^^?r^mif.^e* York- st?to comrolU^.V AvadqaartoH ; will also be opened ,jt%;'.v. watti, building. Both are d?^?'V;gf?upvt ? tleoTi 4. ?OMy c a ' ,. stjdfcj^^paratee ?Satfi?aa -William ^i?hi?bi^'t^? VSpoemhey?' ot . iaa^e^rat?e national cdtmnlttee, lett ?r[ Chicago Sa|ga't?v:::?i?ey- wilt'te^?eata: ot; if^aTrmaa. Htlles of . ripubttcan national vcoaimlttee ' aa**i?U e*qupy platform. Heata at thei*epublteaa eau* veattoa, Ia rotura ?e^te cewrteay .t?atra>aa; MeC^bs i?d b^red Mr.-. B^^ecalyed more ?gfc*:;$M? t??keta/ asa caae^t: tbs earnest ^^os5rAta';.ot HaoRftB, Arkansas arid other, slates,, to . ;ab>^gj^^t ?h> r?publ?abs ."V V<1"\ > :>.V?'f* ?/?- ?-?V* t. '.' ?flljps li yo? %rS2t s Bd ?ss?WS? o^fs faction, thia is surely the ?hep weit till the rush was on befo: Our store is full of just the ame want to load up With if you 1 pearance to make a hit i t?. .' r -.' V ?/V- .' 'A would be .Interesting to know, to a certainty bo? many voter, a ' man's picture might win for him' against how many it lost for hun. ,.' In our humble opinion'the candi date who pu'o his picture, before, tho public aa'a reasonable exhibit'-of. bis fitness for a position is courting de-j teat. ' According to thin - way "Of choosing men the' bande?me would g?t the jobs, especially when the wo men can vote, and yet it in an "?tab lis h cd fact in physiology th?I most of the Teal smart and able /.men- ar? ugly men,> and this applies to* : the women.'" too. .Th? " thinkers - or rna world are generally lear, folley, and hence' unattractive rio pictures but at tractive In mind ; Tho peacock is . si beautiful bird-but the little red heh ls wh*tt feeds-.the world;. "Prom . bia picture no one 'would have voted for horsham .ihtcalp.v' 2fom. ?hfa; jisteitz Thomas Jbfforson - was no -besut .'-Frosh; tUS-picture 'Alexander stevens war, a dwarf".' tTom" hhV picture"1 no?" one; wotild vote for Mri Wilson or. Mr*. Koot or even Mr.: Hughes. The con-; dldstes who are -' good looking put their pictures in the paper and', thus show their.weakness. "".,/!.'?' r.', BALAAM'S FAMED ASS HAS PECULIAR B4TAI, Higginsville,Mo., June ' lO^iJlSr?> euee, a. horse which 'speaks ita mind ? fi eely, hay astounded negro. st?bleS r"sn in this vicinity; and encouraged i hellet that he'ta h supernatural- hat rack. 'Ho speaks hot fluently but with discretion, and his owner. Clay Good loo, has never . yet.' failed to under stand, any; statement made-by.-th? ra markablo'bone 'vault Recently while .engaged |n beating the coal out of . Clarence, Miy Good,r; lea heard thc anim?t soy, "On!' Oh!? In toned/so human, patient and .with al so . agonising, that for a moment j ho Hi ought seriously of stopping the] curre1 ni assault. Since' then ; , tho, 'weird conversationalist has. cinched . his tongue deprecatingly whenever ho has discovered sawdust in"hlb feed | and bas said, "Oh! Oh tv every ttaei he ia allowed to view, the family #9r? rey, , which deserves some exclama tion..'' ? - Inatuiuch. aa tho equino v/indb'ag : has.' never hada, lesson and doesn't I know Mr. Bryan from a hole In . a I doughout, but chatter is coneldektotj odd, if not, i ti i cc il, peculiar. SAVANNAH NEGROES ^ifTJEEOEk" BY ?N&?F Havannah, da., June 10-Not long ago there emanated from government sources a warning to. the negroes ?t the ; Sooth- ta. pay no attention to stories that a huge som. was- walting be distributed by tho govorrunont g thea? hpesase they ar; their, *n ?? ,?iM:-M^a.:ai?T?s- .' TbdairTin *ity court. -3a^ga-;'^ai^-.r?^ti@ei?as Arthur Jehasefir*v:W??iiSfflF" latta, to; ?s^>ii^tfp^7W swindling and carrying a pistol. .3 cheating and ewindUmr obargaa grew ] out of Johh?ouvs use of the 8toW/?| 'Ci^^ty^'th'.-the baited; ww treaaarVk-?'i*5^^^ii^- ?ij^?' hearne:' / :--Vs. All the oWHime slave negroea, **J t^-:.tu*-^te$tfy to oe.;-#v*? 8&(K>re^.*^aa'd^ oums'ftw?te? feemi?^ Pitias up'thei Lelel^;^?*-^^ . "yf> -A-*? * A-.'-.!"..' th?tareHits ..? . , ? - ... i v~-.-? ! H,re ere ih.^. Chat twe?y ^ your taste. You may have tba width; brim and height crown that you feel tho fceatVith V and look the b^t un^r;$l.!t?jo^. ?IT .Panamas that are the limit in ell the good < qualities a hat can possess $4 and $5. ' ' ? gp* " . ? ... ? j V ''W^My :. if^H laen there are tbs felts. B-?-E hats in the newest blocks and, cblannga>--~?pr|ghUy ' . springs plumage indeed-$2 and $3. - The | ? s. \ Evans Special and B-O-E special, v :-" -; . . 'fe Stetson's showing here is one of which the Stetson company is proud. It's complete, all the most likable things are here. They're sw yoi? ???BS- p?lzc? at $3.S?, 35. . We didn't - ' > re preparing. aumtion you'll Caps that reflect taste. You will like ?hem. i/ant you? op- The new shape with our new designs are | most attractive. $1.S0, $1, 50c. 4<Th? FOR NH) Ila/."ki ger and one Roadster; , , N \ . ' ' :.. ; \ ' ... .' jj .-. ... >;: .t;i.-i; :?-> .Don't Ipll^lljl^^^^i as there were "a number of buyers for the car advertised a few days ago? v r ^ -j -| MK .'i i'v;.' lia Street I ? 'll ?lilSSilli'; f " AND \: ~ ... : ...... .. . .l^^ .."-.^^^^^^^-^^^^^^ *. t. TICKBXS-Round trjjy tickets V^?il &d ^f?r ?tt *?t?l<m Wed- ?: y Tickets will drtly ft? gdod Ws?aWrd tra?n? dite toJf?ave Or??i wood at 2;tijp^iil :27 P. M.^Jun? i4tH. ' I ^eturtt^i^regutar . ;^