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VOL. 8. NO. 26 SB
SMI-WEEKLY.
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ASTER, S. C., JANUARY 1,
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1913.
K 4 M Z*<
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51.50 PER YEAR
THE STATE
' PROSPER!
rv r> . ? * ?
mri <?34, ior iyizf
IX reason of the large i
capitalization and a d<
r\||p the output is because
j II IX per crop in 1911 cause
1/vJLl tilizer manufacturing t
for the future. Then
paign for a decrease ii
n - * * *
=t DYNAMI1
the bum- fTIVTI
d the fer- if4 IM I I
:o prepare Llljll a 1
the cami
the acre
"ERS 1125,00(
NCED OUT II
) GO I MANY MILF.S
j Growth of Railr
^ N Y ! iDg 1
lie JL
j In Hn elaborate
I road construct
OF NEW ROAD.]* I TITO If
oads in South Dur-ast
Year. MA]
Md., Dec. 29 ? llV/ J
; summary of railinn
iti tho
S WILL
[ ACCEDE
uata contained in Annua!
of Commissioner Watson
of Great Progress
Sonth Carolina.
Statistics gathered t
State deDartment of aerr
Keport atfe 01 coiton was laui
_ .. the farmers of the Sta
e * ed the number of acre
in in the fleecy staple; su<
tion necessarily deer
sale of fertilizer.?The
>y the
iculture HEATH SPRINGS HA
iche;l and From Seven Years Do
te curtail- c- a c j
, . , Six Are Suspends
;a planted
;h a condi- ers Go to Leavi
eased the v o
. Kansas, rn
i State.
Indianapolis, Ind.
OPENINGS
iwn is Given. 4,000 Factories am
ed?Prison- by Order of Uni
enworth, ment Workers
son. Last Mo
,, Dec. 30? New York, Dec
i Shops Deserted including Mi?f
ted Male Gar- m"' d",rm' 11
lurers' Il-cord
( Union on miles of new rc
nday. miles more tha
of 1911. Plan
. 31.?Men and year look to tl
w?? * A* w??w *JVIU nil J
'ouri and O^laho- Ambassadors
9i2 .he ic- vise Ottoi
shows 'ha' 2,020
>ad ? a* built, 200 Should
n the cone'ru 'iion
s tor tbe cotninp
he construction of Constanti
i at Constantinople Adnan
Government it
Come to Terms
of Allies.
noDle. Dpo MO ? Am.
tell a wonderful story of p
in South Carolina duri
past year.
The agricultural devel
of this State grew in deci
tween 1900 and 1910 fr
324,000 to $141,983,000 rease
of about S90.000.0fl
trogress | Special to The Lancaster lsT
ing the Heath Springs, Dec. 3
A Christmas tree gi
iopment Methodist church Chr
ade be- njght, under the ausp
om $51, Loyal Temperance Le
-an in- much enjoyed by all pi
0. Com- ? -- -
ucuiciiccb varying
owh. years' imprisonment
0, eral prison at Laver
iven at the 8a8i to one year and
istmas eve 8U8pended sentences
ices of the jmp0ge(j upon the 3?
gion, was . .
-esent. officials convicted 1
irom seven women garment
: in the fed- mated to number
.worth, Kan- on. 9trike in N?'
, . tying up appro:
one day to factorieB ^
j were today pay an(j better 1
! labor union tions.
n the dyna- Mass meetings
L i
workers, esti-| nearly 3,000 rr
125.000, went I Lbe S^utb.
n York today Texas, while
nimately 4,000 mach new line
demand higher learjB the etatt
working condi- ot new ,rack8 1
1 last. Next it
of the strikers , ,
ii<es of railroad ir bassadors ol
an powers h
, not building as man govern
as in 1911, still fort to com
?s, with 348 miles Balkan allie
aid since January The Russi
n new mileage is n#rtjn?i01
f most of the Europelave
advised the Ottoment
to make an efi
to the terms of the
?sian
ambassador here
I* U ]..!
missioner Watson estima
the corn crop from Soutl
lina this year will exc<
corn crop of last year by 2,
bushels. The cotton crop
be as large this year as 1
the increased price wil
even mnre than thp humr
tes that n ^unningrham a
h Caro- ^renshaw of Waxhaw
^ed the ,hood visited J-T. Crer
,000,000 weekwill
not I E.B. Mobley sper
ast, but dayf 'aat week wii
1 brin# at ^ ort Nill,Rjchburg )
(<rnn
,nd George m,te conspiracy cast
neighbor- Alaf A. Tveitmoe,
iBhaw Sr., cisco, convicted on c
ing in plotting the d
it several los Angeles Tin
Lh friends an(j j]Ugene a. Cla
and Chest- ^
San r rancisco, wer
DPffan as early as
' * ~ daylight. in adriz
of San Fran- et Bpuad3 Qf tw
harge of aid- p09tecj at all the :
estruction of ed. In each squa
les building, two women,
ncy, also of Forty-five halls
e given six cit* have been e
4 a. m. and at UIiaDnmfti nej
zling rain, pick- then South (
elve had been A'abama and
factories affect- the order nar
.d were at least building more
line were Geor
throughout the Jt'or nex' year
tngaged by the front, wit.h 94"
ct West Virginia,
Carolina, Florida, with a warr
North Carolina in ous conseqi
ned O'her states v*ew of th
than 100 miles o Minor,
gia and Kentucky. This Rui
Texas is again in has produce
miloo nl nun; li,,? ; . ,
iiib HUVlCe
ling as to the dangeruences
of delay in
e situation in Asiassian
representation
d a disagreeable imrn
i i .<vt i .
of 1911.
Complete data secu
agents of the departmen
manufacturing plants sh
capital invested this yeai
$142,670,803 as compart
$130, 481,528 in 1911. T
vnino nf tVio nnomifo
William Mcllwaine
red by 8on College spent the
t on all Wlth the Misses Mcl
ows the this place,
r to be Fraser McMackin
id with spent Christmas in
he total Misses Susie and Laur
infni?in(r tllfnuH M nnrln * ?
of David- years each!
holidays Ryan, as head of I
lwaine of ceived the heavies
seven years,
and wife Herbert S. Hockir
Columbia. yearsa
Therrell to leavenwor
strikers tor gal
Violence has bt
Ihe union, re- nancefi by the 1
t penalty of waikout was peaci
Pickets were 01
i received six in the 8eVeral dis
as 5 o'clock this
th jail. tribute proclama
thering places. .
j. in prospect,
Jen discounte- ,
eaders and the V 'H nu"
afu] platlS, on 80D3
rdered to report ha" be^UD- N'"
trictc as early nexli olnnniog
morning to dis- 330 zuiles
tions printed in Florida, Ar>s
D w. " nun i presoiun in
hat will include while the a*
rurban electrical jn favor of
ie of which work jlities conti
th Carolina comes bl^s have
ihe construction mong the
, then Alabama, , men counse
insHB, L .uisiana, I of the war n
i urKisn I'mcial circles
citation in the army
a resumption of hostnues.
Many hand
been distributed aTurkish
officers and
lintf the continuance
n{1 t ho
plants this year was $
060 as compared with $
v 385 last year. The incr
the value of the annual
this year amounted to
675.
The total capital inve
? 1 I 1 ?ill
ivtuni'B .V.V....VU munuajr 111
124,5G4, their btother in Monte
117,979, Mr. and Mrs. Herbei
ease in spent Christmas wit!
product in Lancaster.
$6,634, Mr. and Mrs. C.B.
Columbia returned the
isted in after visiting relatives
_ _ !
i a. visit LU ^.11 prisoners '
)e* prison terms are to
:t Horton L^avenwoth, Kans
1 relatives tonight.
rsxf SOIL SURVEY
here. paittii n
who received several languages
be taken to Purpose of the sti
as, probably The strike is c
ent to the make
boys' clothing, i
' imt workers in this j
111 are about 40,000 ^
a t\av vmv a declared today,
i, explaining the We 8' Virginia,
ike. nee, Virginia
onfined at pres- each ot which
rs of men and miles in prospt
Df the 125.000 ~
industry, there rimjirwyi%Tr?
vomen. It was SMUKlNu
however, that i
Georgia, Teuues- of the fortr
and Oklahoma,
has more ihau 100 "Light-Horse
act. I
Savannah
fAIKFQ Atlanta Joi
WiUJLJ Lucy Carn
iiv/u out J. vliUvi
ess of Adrinople.
i Harrry" to Be Taken
lack Home.
i, Ga., dispatch to
irnal, Dec, 30: Mrs.
eerie has edven hpr
Luc lumuer unu saw mill
State for 1912 amountec
472,158, an increase of
' * 308 over 1911, which yeai
ed a total capitalization
271,850. More striking
increase in the value of
nual production for 1912,
h 01 uie ... r_
1 to $17 Miss Bessie Hendi
$2,190 Miss Mayme Caskey,
r show- Mr, and Airs. W, C.
of $15, recently installed a
was the ^rakauer piano in thei
the an- Mrs. E. Small and c
which visiting friends in Jell
rix visited dUUltl I
Thursday.
Ellis have 1,462 Square Miles
handsome Federa| Bureau
ir home.
hildren are Washington, Dec.
'erson. the fiscal year 1912,
: i? u-.'i.j en
AKUL1N A1 ^?onL*ataoS i w"
forces for tie del
Covered by tension to ither
in 1912. agreement stoned
^ and that a strike
30. I workers woufc t)<
the Jwreau force the dem\nd
ment Workers': Jjp ATII
organizing its I/li/lIlI
mand'oT^fin ex-1 ~
branches of an Disapproval of
I two year* ago, Leads
of 70.00Q more
- called to en- Los Angeles,
s. x / she did not api
of widow 1,',:,'
r*?^ j Lee, Revol
Cigar?tte Smoking father of
to Sorrow. from the b
Carnegie p
Dec.30.? Because ness, on
prove of cigarette where thev
the removal of the
''Light-Horse Harry"
lutionory hero, and
Gen. Robert E. Lee,
urial grounds on the
lantation at DungeCumberland
island,
have lain for ?r?nr<s
year snowen a total pre
of $11,384,340, an incr
$2,701,730 over 1911 whi<
ed $8,682,600 as an outpu
OIL MILL INDUSTK1
For 1912 the total caj
vested in the oil mills
State was $3,673,106 a (
Miuction | iviias Annie Morgan
ease of! is spending some time
;h total-1 sister, Mrs. R. P. Mol
t. Columbus Horton o
[ES. spending a few dayj
)ital in- brothers, Belton an
of the Horton.
lecrease Capt. and Mrs. Bell
of Concord Ul a""?, oimeg ci,
with her me,,t of Agricultur
jley. square miles of deta
f McBee is .Ve:v .wor^ 'n Sout
3 with his "r,n&,nR the total a
d Preston ' survey work done
by the bureau of soi
Rrp visit. ?quare miles. Th<
/r , u o The strike iAth
e #d 1,462 c]othjn jn() T
.ilefso" 8ur-|jsthe ,arKest X
i aroma, perjencetj jn yei^
moikit of soil 1 1
in t\e State I >?""
i'Vi'SCERMANrS
ie men^and boys' amoving, Mrs.
alone, i\wever, ^^oung wido^
>w York b^^jght.
At a holiday
Koetch was gi
MATE j a young man,
? A I ciorarettM nnri
Hortense Koetch, than a cent
i, met death last ia
npht made
sion of th
party where Mrs. j American i
lest, S. C. Howe, removal of
exhibited a box of olutionary >
nnnriiinr?*?H Hiat Wna
ury, back to Virginia.
ie last chapter in the
by the Georgia divii
e Daughters of the
devolution against the
the body of the Rev*
cavalier,
oi $107,200, as compan
the total invested capita
840,360 for 1911. But
crease in the annual pr(
for 1912 over 1911 was $
This year showed an ou
$13,217,083, while that
. was $12,782,951. The c
j 0fW^3 inK the family of P. T
the in- Mrs* Sam Mi,ler vi
eduction IIamm?nd last week.
434,132. David Stover of Ch
itput of ted his numerous fri
of 1911 during the holidays,
iecrease Miss Gladys Twitty
during me year wa
. Twitty. in Barnwell and Che
sited Mrs. ?- ?. ?
ester visi- PRESIDENT 1
ends here ^
is spend-|
a periormea
ster counties. OEivIlEi J
? i
'IPT fauei Away Sud
of His
RLESTON Stuttgart, Gerr
Alford von Kidi
I^KY DIES was "going outs
I Koetch said sh
Idenly at Home ?f cigarette sn
Sister. snatched
to another ro
nany, Dec. 30.- chase.
erlen-VVaechter, _
tide to smoke. Mrs. DANISH
ie did not approve \UT\Vi
loking, and play- VflVL*'
the box as she ran
om, Howe giving chief offic
I
STEAMER
CKED IN GALE
er Mad, Makes Effort
at Murder.
* in the capital stock th
was caused by the bur
several mills and other
out of business.
CIGARS AND TOIJACC
The concerns manufi
cigars and other tobac
ducts show a capitaliza
is year mg a few days with
ning of Mrs. (jfiilith, at Caffr
s going Miss Essie Jones of
is visiting Miss Janie <
? Miss Cora Sprott o
tcturing j8 spending a few
:co pro- Mj88 Mannie Duncan.
,tion of v*?i -
her sister, While Passing Thr<
/ He Plays Bridg
Lancaster
Cauthen. Charleston, S. (
f Foreston ?President Taft ai
days with Pect to reach Was!
a.m.tomorrow,an h<
? n?i ? the time arranered i
>ugh Carolina secretary of Stat
>,e Whist. ?m.pire' died sud<
failure at his ho
Dec. 30. a hrief illness.
nd pariy ex- Kiderlen-Waec
hin^ton at 10 inK his usual Ch
>ur later than his sister, the Ba
in the orici- ! mingen, near her
e of the Gorman ! D
lenly from heart Removes tc
me today after Our old friei
Mr. Thurlow !
hter was enjoy- Sutton, Williar
ristmas visit to week with his
roness von Gem will reside ir
e. He had felt many friends,
' Williamsburg. London,I
rid and schoolmate, v?vors of U
S. Carter, left for mer- who v
nsburtf county, this ?Pen boat f
i family, where he *be Lizard
i the future. His ^ a trawlc
both in town and a terriC>le e
)ec. 30. The two surle
Danish steamer Volvere
picked up in an
>0 miles southwest of
and landed at Newlyn
;r on Saturday, related
xperience. The Vol
$395,701 for 1912, w
1911 the total capital i
was $149,000, an incr<
$247,702. The value of t
put for 1911 was $849,
1912, $891,078; increase
of this year of $41,452.
STONE CONCERNS,
hile for "110' ulWi^y* anu a
nveated ?pent Saturday and
?ase of Lancaster.
he out- Miss Kstelle Bell
626; for wilh fiends in Hai
in favor 9evera' days.
Mrs. Walter Hough
I children, is visiting h
un iayior,i j plana. The pr
Sunday in . upon the chan}?
! inK Savannah late t
has been t,Kraphe(l to railroi
tsville for Ashley Junction t
mission for the dela
, with her duie.
er parents Viftppn minntPfl
esident deci- f?r several da
e after leav- that physicians v
oday and tel- 'n feared a fatal
ad officials at his heart action
o secure per- tfular.
y in the sche- Alford von Kk
was GO years of ;
nf th#> hniit* Copied office as inr
ya, so much so county,will rej
vho were called for Thurlow
termination as popular. We
was very irre- he succcessfi
he may under
lerlen-Waechter home and if hi
we. He had oc- the waters of
iDerial secretarv those of Gills
i?ret to hear of this nier was v
is deseredly in a Kale in
hope he may The crew a
>1 in whatever an{i one ?f
"take in his new occupants 1
e tires of fishing in the en be
the low county, The seco
i. Bear and Canp fain and i
/recked on Thursday
i the English channel,
bandoned the steamer
the boats with nine
>vas swamped, all of
ing drowned,
nd boat, with the capBeven
others aboard.
The capitalization of a
manufacturing concerns
State which include
quarries, for 1912 is $428
4 increase of $34,918 ov<
which year showed a ca;
tion of $393,546. The
production for 1912 was $
11 stone at Carmel.
of the . - ? . .?
Officers Install*
,4oo, an
ir 1911, Members of Jack
pitaliza- No. 63, A. F. M. had i
annual joyahle banquet in th
586.359: Hall Fridav evenincr 1
I - ^ -were
lo9t in the run
Junction, which b<
and Florence, S. C.,
special arrived at !
Bon Lodge President Taft play*
a very en- int? the entire tr
e Masonic 1 game was interrupt
?st. Diir-lf- o?r> rl of
from Ashley ?f State for fore
?Kan at 6:15, 8'nce June 28, ]
, where the succeeded Wilhel
3:15 tonight. wh? became Ge
ed whist dur- dor to France,
'ip, bat the ?
ed when the Dividem
ron nn kit
itfn affairs only Creek will a
910, when he him at any tir
m von Schoen, j rman
ambassa- Wedding in Ab
I
d Day. A veyy Pret
. was solomized
Iways be open to managed t<
ne he may return. 8eas- The
- ~ - water and
beviMe of Interest food from 1
Here. ,,Tht' c'lil
the chief i
ty home wedding tried to
' at the home of Eventually
) weather the heavy
y had no oars and no
were unable to obtain
the air-tight tank.
if engineer died and
officer went mad. He
throttle the captain,
all died or wppp wnah.
1611, $356,940; increase f
of $230,416.
j* FERTILIZER INDUSTP
The fertilizer industry
State shows an increase i
tai for 1912 of $5,605,9(
reduction in the output
022. The canital for IP
or 1912 in*? the evening the
officers were installed:
tY. Paul Moore, W. M.
' of the Blackmon, S. W. Ha:
in capi- gon, J. W. E, J. Him
)5 and a G. J. Derrick, Sec. V
of $71, liams, S. D. D. B.
Ill wns t r* t^u ? a oi?i
? - I iiai.l OIIM^U ? V A IV/I
following peated calls for t
from the crowds (
Julius E. Taft came out on t
zel Fergu- form, accompaned
3on, Treas. Goetnal's and chat
/. T. Wil- crowd. He in trod
Mahaffey, Goethals as the ma
oa. i a t n *
k?..w? ?y ic-1 The following
he president Lancaster paid c
>utside. Mr. vjz:
he rear plat- Lancaster Cott
by Col. G.W. cent 9emi annua
ted with the gtock and 3? per c
aced Colonel on preferred stoe
n who built Bank of Lancai
corporations of! Mr. and Mrs.
lividends today, Abbeville. S. (
1 at 5-o'clocx, w
on Mills, 5 per Fae, became t
1 on common C. Ferguson <
ent semi-annual Rev. Louis Bri
k. Baptist church
iter, 5 per cent After the
J. C. Raines of ed overboa
Z. Thursday after- and one o
hen their daughter waahed oui
he bride of Claud times, but
if Columbia S. C. back,
istow of the First They di
i officiating. morning.
Ceremov Mr. and t.hpir nprk
rd except the captain
ther. They also were
t of the boat several
managed to scramble
ifted until Saturday
They were almost to *
a in \i7ato>< n?J
$7,668,981; 1912,$13,474,8
production for 1911 was i
u, !y, o Ullll A, O ItTIt
[68. The x. J. McNinch, Stews
?12,094, Quten, Tiler.
i, oiewarn. uie i anarna canai.
ird. J. N. left at 9;25 en rouie
ton.
ine special quarterly dividen
to Washing- The First Natif
cent semi-annual
d. Mrs. Ferprusor
rnal Bank, 4 per where they wi
dividend. iturehome.
i left for Columbia, consciousm
11 make their fu- while bein
the sea int(
anu iu?t
?ss from exhaustion
g dragged through
) the rescuing boat.