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fi IPitn rstj&f VOL. 8, NO. 33, SE1 nr?mi a TAn nm ill-W EEKLY. [f I HI III PHPniTi ZSmtWWW) LANCASTE. jrpp | TO ADJUST P B, s. C., SATURDAY, J knsions. | hittc orni WW ANrAHY 25. 1913. nnr* nnot i wim, ?k?mi *$i. HE1NK TIM. I AST 1 - ? .50 PER YEAR, dLNAlUK II BACK AT ( Replies to Attack anc fends His Course ii illluah 51kw GOVERNOR BLI l De i the ronon props Ltd Senator Strait Introc i InK Amount to be _ ^ _ j federates and Thel L A W L j Senator Strait ha; tl I bill to fix the amoun be paid to each per the war between th iHllKI their widows. In I Sue ?.? fiv- run otiri >ssjr~ and pol s introduced a t of pension to ? . , . Wilson Outlines t son enlisted in .. , in Appointing e sections and . , to Remove L? Introducing the utt riKM 1 Wilson to be JTICS LAST I Trenton, N< lis Probable Course jynt-elect V Officials?Refuses afternoon tb bor Commissioner. nnQuish bis WAU | Governor Until March **A\ lake His Inaugural _ Washington in Jefler- I A upltcity. J., Jan. 21.?Preeiilson announced this Xazim Phi at he would not re- nople office as eovernor of Clare fo LHIKF SHOT; BINET RESIGNS slin Killed in Contitantl* Disturbance^! People De> r Fiifht. Campaign?Claims ! to Write "Confidei Letters?Text of Ch Brought by Blease. Columbia Special to Cha News and Courier, Jan. 21: s25 "over one m arges Number of Bales Ginnt 13,091,204 South Cm .rleeton Shows Decrease. "Be.?i# i,. Washington, Jan. 23. mmvm measure, he remark' II I IAN ject in Introducing take the old soldiers list and put them c ?d in 1918, ron." rollna Crop The bill provides i Section 1. That i -The ninth A. D. 1914. any pers< ed: "My ob- Trenton, N. J this bill is to ency ,n Public 8ei ? system more tha off the pauper ... ..... v * will be the basis in the pension dent-elect Wilsc pointments to < is follows: yesterday, after January. Governor Wils, declare himself i an who was en- . . L, Jan. 22.?Efllci- New Jersey u rvlce and the merit jje leaves her n partisan politics ?? ... . , . . . _ . at Washingtoi upon which Presi n will make ap- When Gove >ffice, hte indicated become Pret States, he wi an had occasion to ^ate car nor 1 n this connection He f ..... nortnM tn mo ntll March 3, the day Constan e for his inauguration pasha, the i. commande irnor WilBon leaves to wa8 sbot ddent of the United tl<mg faere II not travel in a privill any member of his -n\er >aid today that he ex- Riven expl bn nnU VU % ... tinople, Jan. 23.?Nazi 111 former war minister and r of the Turkish army, dead during demonstratonight. 3ey and Talaat Bey had licit orders that no blood ing a low type ui ujuu mmi J does not realize and cannot o how anyone else can be hoc clean and above board," writ ator B. R. Tillman to the i assembly of South Carolina, 1 to the attack upon him by G< Cole L. Blease. It is recall* in his message to the gene sembly last Thursday "trans I uv oncelve cotton ginning report of Lorable, bureau for the season, li es Sen- o'clock this morning, general tfaat 13>091.264 bales n reply counting round as hal jvernor ;d that ^ie growth of 1912 had 1 ral as- prior to Thursday, Jani mitting which date during the the census listed as a bona fide i jsued at 10 In the service ot tb announced Coniederate states i of cotton, tween the states, r f bales, of state two years prev aeen ginned widows shall be ent tary 16, to pensions as follows past seven such person who \ wnen a aeiegan joldier or sailor representing vari lis state or the made an earnest n the war be- polntment of a r , . . . ... state commission* esident in this .... _ . . held by a Republ lous, and their John T Coag Itled to receive and labor leader, : (1) Every position to sue* vas enlisted as Bryant, lncumbe ion or tnirty men '? v~ ?~ ous labor interests trave,,n? arra ; plea for the ap- The 1?000 1 lemocrat to fill the are to march irshlp of labor now raJe' w111 hav lean. tached to the rove, a Democrat e8Cort the for was urged for the unlversity lnt 'eed Col. T. Lewis and gIve hl nt. who was an- when he arrl1 vuij mo viuiuuo' snouia De mgements. aide de ci Princeton Btudents who . .. of the poi in the inaugural pae their special carB at- comPanion i same train, bo ae to firmer president of their Their b' o the national capital jn spite o m a Princeton cheer ????...? no disturl ires there. snea. uut Nazlm Pasha's imp fired from a window 'te at Enver Bey and his and they returned the ullets killed Nazim Pasha, f this tragedy, there was jance elsewhere. certain facts In re conduct ol papers, Senator B. R. Tlllm W. E. Gonzales, and urging tlons upon newspapers," G< Blease made charges agalnsl tor Tillman which, as sumr by Senator Tillman himsel (1) With writing secret stabbing liim in the back. (2 r news- years th,. ginning ave an and restric- per cent of the ent,re jvernor year to January 16 ther I Sena- ginned 14,515,7119 bah narlzed per cent of the entire crc f> are: to that date, 12,666,20: letters , . ? 9 6.8 per rent, and in 1' ) Hvp ?.u date 12.176.199 hales r j ur o such soldier or sailc rage . o.. jay Qj April, A crop. Last recejve annually a p< e had been and the widows of an ;s, or 93.3 who shall have attal jp'; in 1908 55 years- 8ba11 rece; , sion annually. (2) 1 3 a es, or wj1Q wa8 unlisted 906 to that or saiior subsequent as 8 ner I ?.._n ? " )r prior to the pointed by a Re . D. 1864, shall The PresTdentenslon of $100, gation he recogn iy such persons, their argument tl ned the age of represented in tl Ive a like pen- one who knows i Every such per- saw no reason t< as such soldier Bryant, who h; to the 26th day duties faithfully publican governor. Governor \ elect told the dele- nipht of Mar Ized the force of ot c tiat labor should be of Frankl,o. le government by " ts interests, but he THP i displace Colonel I Mt I ad performed his and efficiently. ' Important lli VMlson will spend th? eh 3 at a hotel as Constan ousln, John W. Wilson, in Turkey ,,a- dramatic - visier, Kir man cab LEGISLATURE mound sin ? ister of w tppeiiings of the I'a^t (?"stitntio 1 <wl . tinople, Jan. 23.?A crisis 's affairs came today with suddenness. The grand liml Pasha, and the Ottoinet resigned and Mahefket Pasha, formerly miner and commander of the >nal army, which enthron rocisy. ?J) Willi cuuBpirm W. E. Gonzales. (4) Jealou . Feebleness of mind, and (6 having lent himself to signing tlcle dictated by an "astut Ex." The basis of the attack by nor Blease and the reply by ! Tillman is the part the Senat tn fhp mmnalen for srovcrn ife " ivu - ^ ' * ' sy. (5) cent. ) with Included in the ginnin : an ar- g^2 round bales, come e B1k 97,654 bales last yeai _ bales in 1910, 146,371 G overSenator an<l 232,510 bales or took The number of Sea Is or last ImlpH liiplnHaH u uru 7 f _ , ol .-ipi II, .'V. IJ. lOD1 anuually a pension < K were 78.- Rhall have attained ared with years> and thpreaft 111 07Q Celve an annual Pf ' '' and the widows of a I bales in enlisted as last afon In 1908. have attained the a iland cotton Rhall be entitled to \ her husband would *, Minn receive 1governor jf $50 until he a speech. He si the age of 70 THE POIN er he shall re- public offlce nsion of $100, ^liiiiB If an entln ny such person nilment of the < t-said who shall not entitle f ge of 55 years tlon for reippoln like pension as to i<now thkt a 1 have been en- ? * *~ ueciarea nimselt Jn I The legisla T O PVIEW. day afternoon Is not worth any- College yeste fly satisfactory ful- are sonit* of lutles of the office l"Ps of the P i man to considers- Accejflance tment. If men are attend tht^C* mere change of ad- body Mond? pew Days. -14 "" U1U' . n*. pointed gr ture adjourned Thursi and visited Winthrop ^ esterdi rday. The following resenting the important happen- ?* na ast few days: Ppat'e. . .v , , from all of the invitation to .. . rather th; itional Corn Show in a . afternoon at 4 o'clock. ... And be< u \ , ?s siiimn, was apand vizer. ay the grand council, repthe intellect and wealth tion, pronounced in favor Today a vast crowd drawn classes declared for war in peace without Adriaause the crowd was hack Hummer, particularly in re to the writing of a number of in which Senator Tillman ex his preference for Judge Ira E | for governor, when, as claii Governor Blease, he had pi to be "hands off" in the rac As to writing "secret 1 K Senator Tillman claims thi ference I pured wlth 109.867 bale letters 92 191 baleg ,n 1909< pressed 1. Jones baleH ln 1908" med by r d TURKEY WILL i t"c hp hmu 8 last year, and 90,287 What a Former Lam InK for Union Con The following edll nvirr1 Charlotte Observer o LI V p be read wlti? ptea'StlT of Professor Nesbll iNfiPI 1? county' He we8 bot* matter how'.they raster ian is I>?- b? reappointed. intv (N. C.) th K ?f iU8t1^ ( I feel to the fu Lorial from The niPnt you hate f Thursday will Mr Co8grove> er^the friends clean slatfl tQ wr t in Lancaster creating this ofti n and reared in woujfj foe <iifforei vuipiv .in omce, no 1 Represent* ' have deserved to tion to decc)M there is not any- account of >r public right left. ^ roncurre 11 extent the argu- ed nl theif re made in favor of general V^kin but 1 have not a SU(j( com; Ite on. If we were tla ay^ay w ce, your arguments gura^rlon in it. ? -- live Miller's resolu- e(j by pul ate the state house on tnent sun e corn show, defeated, office, mal nt resolution introduc- whom tl quest of the adjutant brought t< g the governor to per- tions of 1 pauies of the state mill- The rei ish to attend the ine.u- cabinet in Washington In March, grand viz blic opinion, the govern endered and relinquished ting way for the same men be popular government a the top after the revolu908 and 1909. dgnation of the Turkish which Kiamil Pasha was er was announced in the I* were not secret but confident! "because I said I would be off,' " writes he, "did not me is It reasonable to claim, t meant I would be dumb." The charges against Senat man are made in connectic the governor's recommendati restrictions be placed upc Lai. and HUlUf 'hands an, nor (;ran(j Council so Dccid lng in Ottoman Kin] Conclusion of Balkan or iturn with Vienna, Jan. 2 2.?' on that council of the Ottoman e >n the voted in favor of accept! |j|j i-mia ^uuil k.j ttuu uttb ed his brother, Mr. this place, all of ' es at Meet- show that "Lancaste ilre?Means Observer says: Peace.,' Mr R" N" Nesb,tof education for Un The grand arranged for a "coi mpire today ment" to be held Ing tie pro- March 2 2. All the irequenwy vasii- , 1 B M?KlA . 1 ('? n?t "f J. F. Nesbit, '#t ? T company that I which goes tk ... * f > .. nn. \ with the aspirat r Leads." Thes. .... .. , .that I entirely r . . , . ?f labor, but C superintendent ' , . . made good, and Ion county, has T, .... skier his claim inty commence. .. aljiamed of mvsi In Monroe on T schools In the ; ^ ould it n ?'<| to say to this URuse. entyrely sympathize r m o \ . ' a* The Senat< ion\ of labor andH \.? ... , J* matter of ecog\iize the ri^Ms . . v ? jT fiasco to the olon<* Bryant /lias ... , . \ ' jr with instruct! I am \ound un con- . .. T\ as to the pro s. I\ \v#fil<l he slf if l]Ufl not. The house . . resolution to ot he Jt\tl^W n iu|iieu aim n'Dl 10 me iPHOWing T'R s referred the whole "The d the Tillmsm-Rlease cabinet, t Judiciary committee, note hand ions to report its views ment hyper action to be taken, abandon I and senate adopted a and pari appoint a Joint coin- Aegean s< omoai statement: OVED TOO MUCH, ecislon of Kiamil Pasha's aken in response to the ed to the Turkish governthe European powers to ihe fortress of Adrianople t of the Islands in the a, for the convention of I newspapers or tnis state. In concluding his recom Hons the governor In declarin opinion that the people of tl should be protected again newspapers and urging the assembly to apply the remei apply it at once, express" solemn belief that if it does and later somebody is kill posals put forward by tt menda- powers for the purpose g It his about the conclusion of ] le state Ualkans. About elghtj st the were present In the cou general lag senators, higher < iy, and gtute ministers and unde: ps the of the various governm not act, uients. led bV T*K A V, Xa ? le European county arc to parti of fringing opening feature will penoe in the the teachers and cl r delegates the streets of Monrot ncil, includ- haps the first ass ecclesiastics, county school as a i r secretaries In the state and wl lent depart- spiring sight. Then exhibits, a county U ~ - -J -i icipate and the m#"ey to appoi be a parade of Wiuld it not be illdren through Samuel Botterr ?. It will be per- ,hf delegation, emblage of a *'(lraeef illness *-hole ever held Is/hard," sighed 11 prove an in- tip- discussion \v i will be school j The colloquy spelling match. ante-room Ji nt a labW1 man ? i^fc^chargea graceful ?'^deaded measfc*wagai 111, spokesm^i for ^utchellSt t \ Carolina. ^ Is easy and jV;tice a concurr the governor,Ynd congress to r as ended. \ ment to th( took place Is ?e United Statei jst outside of tl^e ; by a vote of it MUUICO IU (Hi CAllclW i made by Governor grand cot nst President S. C. pire to w he University of South was subm k to the pr? resolution asking tl?nal cha epea^^he 15th amend- righ i consecution of the 'he 'ndigi s passed^^^ the House t,on> with 70 to 4 6.^^. Plp made niiuniy asafuiui) ui Llie incil of the Ottoman emliioh the cabinets' decision iltted?a course contrary ascriptions of the constituirter and violating the sats of the people?aroused nation of the Turkish cai the result that the peoa demonstration before I somebody else that is agi "then upon your heads will blood of that man." SENATOR TILLMAN'S RI To the General Assembly o Carolina?Gentlemen: I ha read Governor Blease's messs to vour honorable hnrtv voi ' * UC liw If- 11 ailUQU IU I, grieved, January 17 by the Eu be the bassadors called the Ot ernment's attention "t< responsibility it would 2PLY. resistance to thfir < f South shoul(1 prevent the frp-ei ve Just of PeHCe- 11 h^v< ge sent to blame lf the prolong war had- as a conseque uc i~v* ic ua ucuaiuo, uuurrsses I ropeap am- ing of diplomas and ] .toman gov- kinds. The state si 5 the grave education will havf assume if proceedings. This 'ounsels,'. it mencement is a capil Ktablishmgut be calculated to gi i only itsen^ spiration to edueat ition of the ^nion. Superintend ince, to put mdn<jvho no doubt ? iiui uie award- ! governor's offioi prizes of various fterlll remarked iperlntendent offl appointment mig > a part In the acceptable to I county com- and employers. :al Idea and Tpill - "Oh, class opp ve material liw fcc.1 me one way lonal wowp-y1n jy interrupted tl ent Ne^Ufx Is a Later in the < axiMr'hi# salary. .1? -? ?- ? ? B. Once Mr. Bo}- j ln jojnt that Mr. Cosgrove's have re-ele< ;ht not be exactly Thomas S. S< the manufacturers inKer, Georgt Gary. ositlon does not af- By a vote or another," quick- has adopted tie governor. tlon offered 1 lay another delega- "Whereas, assembly botl^^iouses ,h< s,l|,lin ted Circuit TWes th<" ease, It. Withers MetfKJ"*'nt ' E. Prince and Ernest of 74 to .18, the House shortly b the following resolu- s^aPf' to Jy Mr. Kembert: ?l's the Senator Tillman in a PeoPle fr le porte and brought about gnation of the governT CROWD GATHERS, ouncil of ministers met ^ to Rive final the note accepting propos powers. About 3 o'clock om all quarters began to [Jf an^' have been Informed thi f* houses did me the Justice b publication in its Journal to [ ! pended until my reply coi ; along with it. For this coi tlon please accept my thank What Governor Blease'B ;; were are very evident in tt > sage. He desires to contii at both ,n question the fate of o order and PerhaP? to extend t be sus- the AM,atlc provinces of 1 aid go NEED POWERS' asidera- The powers called 1 s. tentlon to the fact tha motives conclusion of peace it le mes- need of the moral and ir lue the port of the powers to tfie capital, " lostilities to Qwnvllle \utoist* :he Vnplre." Murder for Kill AII) Greenville, Jan. 2! rurkey'ixt- ?' I after th*.{" . would have n laterlal ,up- "?s tbe gra"d Jury " repair the ?h,r?? ?' ,"crlm"" hrnnirht nt/u net (Ko / - nuu ui uiuur nil ~TnJvte<\ f?r Hr>ant'8 b?ba?'InJ^Vronn. fr"?r W,,8?n8et 1^-In the court he rf(:??nlzed 1 Yesterday morn- orKaaizat'?nS to Clyde Jenkins he government nurder," follow- ,n the creat?<>n o Investigation of ment of labor h< , . ,, course, u carelessness fnlKn* o.. ,1 kl. ????_ p? appeared in Mr. I letter addres Incidentally Gov- | sembly of So forth in the day that lng gf b. l. the right of labor Qf the Soutlu be represented in js tbe real o and indicated that tbe leglslatui f a national depart- his biddic e might follow that letter says: the Southern sed to the general as- pa,l"r in uth Carolina, in speak- pra"(^ Abney, division counsel oro^ ^ >rn Railway, says: 'He tl,ie{1 witl ictopus which strangles aml lN,ad^ re and persuades it to arrlNf>(1 a ig,' and further iu said '''I'11 ' 1 'But Ben Abney and mu*t i Railway attorneys in vizpralp a front of the gate to the erate. Enver Bey, a leadoung Turks, who was idenh the campaign in Tripoli,, e Bey, prominent unionist, bout this time and were to inform them that they re. Bey soon issued from the nri annniinoo/t that ho holH 1 bitterness engendered last s and wisheB to be revenged but the primary object he view is to keep the minds people stirred up and not al waters to clear sufficiently them see what sort of man h Is. Catiline among the I find Aaron Burr among the uminer, oviis or the war. on me, The note pointed ou has in Turkish government cou of the the afflcacy of the bent low the Port of the powers only to let 11 deferred to their cou e really ed by the general Inter tomans, roPe and Turkey. Amerl- The powers advised T V. >.. consent to the cession of " wnuniov . son by the coroner's it that the , ... i,i an inquest into the Id count on ? , . Wrenn, who was 1 svolent sup- . . ' ?o long klUb* by the accu?" nsel, ln.plr- m"blle?" *"<="?<- ' ? * ^t v noon of December 1 ests of EuTlimi Hundred and Turkey to b>. FUkh1 |n AHrfannrklo . . iniuri nuu llin Jury which held TENNESSEE < I death of Irvtn run down and ? d in their auto- (ien*-rtk] Awwnl itreet the after- Shield? 4 th 1 if 12. Nashville, Ter Tennessee legists Fifty Drawned Chief Justice Joh Arabia. state supreme c< me u'gisuutn ^ and corrupt DEMOCRAT TtHiA against the r. tiy Eleete Ju.tlce "Wh?ea?. . Senator. "ble that ?u make such a in.. Jan. 23,-The or ,?rrupt|on ttore today elected t|vM of ,h(. , K Shl''1'1" ?< <"? have so Ions >nrt United State. re nave been too venal 1 (he rosi( to protect the people Thig WftS ailroads,' And cheers, w It would he Inconceiv- m-wed un r senior senator would he return< bold and daring charge Mahmoud among the representa- vizjt.r teople of the state, who After a honored him, without on rt. of ?><<> w,~ fnation of Kiamil Pasha. greeted with tremendous hlch were frantically rehour and a half later when ud with an irade appointing Shefket Pasha grand i flying visit to the porte, turn from the palace, the Iver read of who were eq (lease in bamboozing the le has persuaded thousai ood South Carolinians, hoi lean, patriotic citizens, into ng that he is their best frit hat Tillman's mantle has fa tie shoulders, lie is a past n the arts of a demagog! ual to and to leave to them the people. Aegean Inlands. nds of aorable, Turkish I (ONSf believ- Constantinople, Jan. snd and '"h losses in the naval illen on the Greek fleet off the master on January 18 totalled lie. He unfl thirty-six men klllee HuaKJm, Kgypt, J ; fate of the hundred and flfty M grima from India t< drowned today by '* overwhelmed the en 22.?Turk- n8 encampment ir battles with the aacred city of Dardanelles Hn(i the port of Yem four officers gea a sudden ava 1, while 164 oanled bv torrent-- t fan. 2 2.?Three senator for th ohammedan pll- March 4 next, a Mecca, were John Knight a Hood which United States sc tire caravan at native of Grain? lid way between and is 55 yet Medina, Arabia, mltted to the bat bo,, on the Red a? chancellor ilanche accom- selected associ? )' nulnr cu'.,r.i State Slinreme n e term beginning "" - charges, And Shields, elected "Wheras, j nator today, is a ,s r,f?bt that ter county. Tennes- 8hou,d know irs old. He was ad- botrayed by in 1879. He serv- Now, thereto in 1892-1894, was "Resolved, ite justice of the resentatives, /??? k,(,o i That Senator v. uif ] Young Tu If I residence If he has the proof, it communic the people of this state A SPO> how they have been jn the their representatives. gumed pr( re. bo it the min by the House of Rep- izzel Pasl the Senate concurring, j terview T H R Tillmor. V.o " -'' 1 rk leader proceeded to the of Mahmoud Rhefket to ate the imperial message. jtaneous outbreak. meantime Talaat Bey asivlslonally the portifollo of Istry of the Interior and ta that of war. In an in'alaat Bey said the move Bnowg full well that when th ^Aassions of tbe masses are Hhey lose their reason. He So come to the senate, as he Be would do at Richmond in Her last, and feels it ohliga Him to aggravate condith Houth Carolina as much as j B'hether this la the right e angry others were wourded. aroused During the flgh? a Gr< desires ploded Inside one of thi boasted the Turkish battleship T Decern- killing and .wounding e> tory on " and disabling both of Dns in KU?h. The Turkish tosslbl'e. Assar-l-Tewflk was badl way to The Turkish gunners fhov Imnnota. down the mountain >ek shell ex- carrying away p-op e turrets of tents. orgute Rels, ery nian in Lancaster Newt the 11-inch Our always chari battleship rary, The Lancaster y damaged, us Saturday in a n declare that structed on the LL near the camp, re-elected in ID le, animals and he was elected < Helen fioulil Wc . Booming. Tarrytown, N. ninK contempo- Helen Miller Go) News, came to 12:30 o'clock ; ew dress, con- at Lyudhurst, he lotype machine. Flnley Johnson I 10. Subsequently 18 ht'rt>y caHc :hief Justice. evidence In i of corruptk ds Finley Shepard. body." Y., Jan 23.?Miss This resoli aid was married at iraat? d disci yesterday afternoon the leader of r country Estate, to Mr. Stevenso 3hepard, an Amerl- Ulease forces ? - """ ment naa id upon, to produce the the outco support of his charges Adrianopl >n in this legislative di*t urban* over the ition brought forth an- money, tl tission. Mr. Rembert, make a -i the Blease forces, and "We dc n, leader of the anti- of the we t, voted with the ma- to keeD t not been planned, but was me of popular feeling. If e were abandoned, he said, res would break out all empire. With regard to lie whole nation would ttcriflco. ? not want a continuation ir, but we are uetormined he fortress of A drlannnla r iiuyvi lau the Greek*. >. wouu 111 iookb Danasooo I Record, Jan. 20. * f ? le.?Hock Hill can railroad m from the ranks. an who has risen jority for th? | lutlon. i adoption of the re&o- at all cos able cond ita. This is an indispenaItion to peace," he said. t