The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 15, 1913, Image 1
? VOL. 8, NO. 56, SEMI-W EEKLY.
ANARCHIST TRIES INO CH
r TOSLAYALPHONSO; INT/
^ -4.
Three Shots Were Fired at the Efforts Ma
King of Spain?Assailant Was Met W
Promptly Arrested. Split.
Madrid, April 13.?For the third Washing
time in his reign v r Alphonso tent efforts
narroly escaped ' being the on the fre<
victim of an anai - attempt swine and
against his life. T' ..hots were ways and
fired at the King th?<j afternoon in revision bi
the streets of the capital by a na- Democratic
tive of Barcelona, Rafael Sanchez day. The
Allegro, who was immediately over- fight for t
powered. piloted by
King Alfonso owes his escape to Burton Ha
to own courage, quickness and skill- the absene
ed horsemanship. Accompanied by derwood, t
his staff he was riding along the 1* HI. On
Calle de Alcala returning from the Kress the t
ceremony of swearing in recruits, active. T1
when a man sprang from the side- was befoz
walk and seized the bridle of the afternoon
King's horse with one hand, present- lively spee
Ing a revolver point blank with the members o
other. The King, realizing the sit- views but
uation, with rapidity dug his spurs test the co
Into his horse which reared violent- ingly susta
1* Ul> nnlnlrnnn. k<. IK.
/ aaio Xjuivaiicoo oa v cvi uio inc. PKICI ^MHl
The bullet Instead of burying Itself Represec
In the King's breast, struck the 8yiVanla a
horse In the neck but so close was (>(? ??,? ?!|et
It that the King's left hand glove an nmendn
was blackened by the powder dis- free jj8t ,
charge. ... .. dutiable at
Before the assailant was able to $1.50 a
pull the trigger again a secret ser- Raker of C
vice man sprang upon him. The sourj an,i
two men fell to the ground locked cattle dec
In each others arms, struggling the cattle
furiously. The assassin managed to states Rf
free his revolver arm and fired two jjew Jersey
more shots in rapid succession but 8etts cont
the officer knocked his arm aside ma|{e a j,r
and the bullets flew harmlessly in(tepP
through the air. thp so_call(
At the second shot the King's Represeu
staff forced their horses on the side- that the I
walk and made a ring around the cease to be
assassin who fought fiercely in the saj('j ^p A
grip of four policemen before he population
was overpowered and handcuffed, against y 2
King Alfonso, as soon as he saw states ex
that the man had been secured, times as n
raised himself in the stirrups, turn- ducts as tl
ed to the crowd, eave a milltnrv
i * i . ~, ~ -?--- uirin prow
salute and Bbouted in a ringing onjy benefl
VOlce. Rpnrpfipr
"Ix>ng live Spain." a m^ber
He then dismounted and reassur- committee
ed his staff, saying: ralRed a {
"It is nothing, gentlemen." 000 and tl
Then up rose a mighty roar from adjusted ii
the wildly enthusiastic masses, rajse $50
which rolled along in great waves the cattle
of sound, all the way in which the free jjst b
King rode to the palace, cool, col- tariff woul
/ / '-acted and smiling. meet the y
' A spectator, a pensioned royal FOR
.^albardier, pushed forward so im- Represer
^ * petuously to offer his congratula- jersey fori
tions to the monarch that he was since the
mistaken for another assassin and caucus anc
arrested. He was released as soon nient was 1
as the mistake was discovered. A resentative
young Frenchman who was standing successful^
beside Allegro was also arrested, but duty on s\
it does not appear that he was con- cents a he
nected with him. sentative I
ATTEMPT TO LYNCH. the free H|
The crowds made a determined jjg
attempt to lynch Allegro, who was An atter
rushed into a house and kept there rates 011 bi
until an automobile ambulance, es- Crats fr0m
corted by mounted police, transfre- waH ajso i
red him to police headquarters. Tbe jast
King Alfonso was first to tell of rjCp. Re
what he lightly called "the incident Louisiana
which caused delay" to Queen Vic- increase tl
toria and the Dowager Queen, Maria Cent a pou
Christiana, who were greatly alarm- pound. R
ed. The King smilingly allayed Gf okiehoi
their fears. the free
He had hardly been back in the were lost,
palace 10 minutes when an im- down to tl
mense clamor arose. The two time of a
squares on which the palace looks taken up t
were black with people of all class- Republic
es, desirous of showing their Joy at and meailH
the King's safety and their admira- the questic
tion for his bravery. The King went schedules <
to the balcony and acknowledged discussion
the cheers and then sought the f1Rht in th
Queen and the two stood bowing to Thursday r
the throngs for several minutes. _
- presenting
ures at thl
MEMORIAL TO AIU IIIK BUTT. Preslden
tariff bill r
Monument t?? Titanic Hero to Ik* country, tl
Unveiled May 80. will be In 1
Washington, April 13.?A monu- ,n moHt ca
ment to Major Archibald W. Butt, not be
^ military aide to Presidents Roose- ?o?8umer \
velt and Taft, and who was lost ^ a re<'
when the Titanic sank almost a These vl
year ago, will be dedicated May 30 "y *"e 1>n
in Arlington national cemetery up- w't" news]
on a spot Major Butt in 1903 se- "OUHe'
lected for his burial place when he r('a8?" for
was depot quartermaster here and sl,Kar was
in direct charge of the cemetery, 8<*rV(,<l ItThe
monument will be a twelve- *^r- W'8
foot granite Latin cross, and is to ruinous cu
be erected by Major Butt's broth- terred to t
ers. A portion of the inscription ^ie way8 a
will say: "A devoted son and aear<' over
brother, an efficient officer, a loyal their
friend, who in death, as in life, hea
' ~?>erved faithfully Clod and human- ,P('" c
jjy .. tions with
______________. uir- lit i i
One Cent* Postage.
Washington, April 13.?One-cent "No
letter postage advocates arrived in London,
Washington today from Cleveland, of Bedford
O., to urge upon President Wilson note lo tlx
and Postmaster General Burleson Resistance
j the early reduction of the two-cent taxes," is
letter postage. and the ag
At f*'C head of the delegation was exchequer,
Charley W. Burrows, president of after her i
the National One-Cent Letter Asso- unpaid tax
elation. He said now that the par- resist and
eel post had become a reality, one- duchess's i
cent letter postage would he the conduct th
next important change in the policy come pay
of the postofflce department. I tress.
life . _ .
LANCASTER, S. C., TUESDA
SMSRE' COlMYNEWsl^l
HEATH SPRINGS.
Special to The News,
do to Alter OriKinal Bill Heath Springs, April 14.?Dr. Tempe
ith Defeat?Republicans and Mrs Stribling* of Seneca are Not
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bell. Vice
_ The Butterick Literary Society
r\n Anril t A - -
"i"" held Its monthly meeting Friday
i to put cattle and sheep night. On account of the unfavor- New
i list, to cut the duty on- able weather the attendancj was dent J
to otherwise alter the small but an interesting program night <
means committee tariff was rendered, nevertheless. "specii
11, were defeated in the Mrs. H. E. Williams, accompanied of the
caucus of the house to- by her sister, Mrs, Rowers of Xer- ed a p
Democratic leadership shaw, went to the infirmary at Rock brook
he bill as reported w-as Hill Sunday night for a surgical memb<
Representative Francis operation. Club t
rrison of New York, in After a brief visit to Mrs. Jack such t
e of Representative Un- Beckham, Mary Evans and Annie lnstitu
he majority leader, who Brasington and Mary Elizabeth might
the senate side of Con- Evans of Kershaw, returned thither try rei
ariff revisionists were In- Sunday. socialii
ie- agricultural schedule Mrs. A. Cauthen returned Thurs- "Cui
*e the house caucus all day from Charleston, where she had unjust
and there were some been to consult an oculist. fare o
ches. Many of the new Rev j w H. Dyches, D. D., depend
if the houBe gave their preached the annual sermon before duct o
each time there was a Hie colored school Monday night. New
mmittee was overwhelm- Prof. W. T2. Moore and Misses theref<
Brown and Twitty, of our school den* it
[TATED BIG FIGHT. faculty, attended the meeting of G
itatlve Lorua of Penn- the Teachers' Association in Lancas- "Pn
new member! precipRat- ter Saturday. eyes b
jest fight of the day with Mrs. Frank Johnson and infant stltuU*
lent to put cattle on the son of Lancaster are visiting Mrs. t
Cattle and sheep now are Nannie Mobley and other relatives majke
: 10 per cent and swine here. Mr. Johnson was also here S?Vl
head. Representatives Sunday. ^ondut
alifornia; Rusdell of Mis- Mrs- Walter Hough, after spend^ theory
others urged akainst free l,ig - several days with Mrs. Amfis Ker an
taring it wou|tl destroy Hough, is at home again. / abroad
raising industi* in their Mrs- Commodore Hinson yfjent turbini
presentatives ftinkead of Sunday with her parents, Mjg and oring
' and Curley ofMassachu- Mrs. W. J. Vaughn. / Anieri<
ended free catfe would Mr- J- A- Clark and Dnf Dychos right t
oader field of lupply for are ln attendance upon tM meeting be."
ndent packers is against of the South Carolina Sjfate Coun- The
>d beef trust, J c'l. Junior Order Uniyi American warnin
itative Curley j declared Mechanics, in Charles^i this week, tlons r
Inited States right soon Miss Virginia Taykhr of Lancas- states
an exporter offcood. He tor ls spending a fejf days with her campai
rgentine republic, with a sister, Mrs. E. B. hfobley. the ac
of only 9.00M00 as Congratulationyto The Common- throug
nnn one i? *2- "..i. . u-onith ? > -- ? * 1
,wvv,vw ill igi: UI1IICU " "?* * IIC?.l IIIIU IltJWSV h'a,uc
ported more fpan five edition. / 1
luch beef and eieat pro- Miss LausA Therrcll spent the "Alc
le United Statedand that week-end h/Heath Springs. has co
(ction in Amedca could Mr. W.vB. Twittv spent Sunday oolossa
t the "trust." T with his/sister, Mvs. Haile, at Lib- standi'
itative Garner Of Texas, erty H*n. r have '
of the ways a*d means Str John fgprner made a business sors ?<
said cattle l*st year trip to Lan?ster Monday. OW?n,ih
ariff revenue ot; $1,200,- Miss Naulfle Moore, on account of Publlc
lat the rate ha$ been so sickness, rfas unable to attend to My a8
1 this bill that It would her schoaff duties Monday. have i
0,000 the first jear. If JL sessor?
were transferrA to the f TIRZAH. tSSStl
le added, the reft of the / irmuie
d have to be adjusted to Jt *?? ac
oss of revenue, ? Spec? to The News. PjiinK
CES ROLL-CAlAj. T#zah, April 14.?Miss Anna
itative Kinkead>?of New Siugfison of Lancaster visited at her '1<)VV1<
led a roll-call, |he first hope in this section the first of the ? 1"'?
bill has been before the wpek.
1 the free cattldj amend- JTMr- Claud Hudson was a visitor in TO CI
rejected 73 to 121. Rep- Jgie Mount Herman section Sunday.
llurke of Wisconsin un-JF Mr. Jud Steele of Unity was the Aililitit
f sought to redtffce thoJRuest of Mr. E. P. Tarleton last cu'
vine from $1.50 }ito 7? Sunday night. Waf
ad. A motion by ^Ileprf Mr. James Helms and sister, Miss mored
Cinkead to put sh^ep in Lessie, of Rehobeth, spent Sunday has be
st was voted down OllAo in this section. commi
f Miss Carrie Simpson spent Satur- week
npt to raise the proposed day in Waxhaw. third
firley made by the Demo- Mrs. M. J. Steele spent the week- cial <
Wisconsin and Minnesota pnd in Unity section last week. which
msuccessful. Mr. John Marks and family of circuit
fight of the day was on Unity spent Sunday at Mr. W. T. that C
presentative Lazaro of Howie's. judicis
offered an amendment to Mr. J. E. Steele was a welcome that t
le proposed duty of one visitor in Rehbeth section last Sun- report
nd to a cent and a half a day. possibl
epresentative Thompson Mrs. C. J. Hudson and two little The
na moved to place it on 8?ns spent Sunday in Jacksonham. that il
list. Both amendments ? lion Ii
The caucus had got RICH HILL. of We
ie wneai scneauie at the to t,H'
djournment. It will be Special to The News. caused
omorrow morning. Rich Hill, April 14.?Mrs: Lillle a , ,ai
an members of the ways Raker spent the last weak with her l.J *,
committee split today on sister, Mrs. Mary Hlnaon, at Rich
in of submitting minority Hill. arom
>n wool and cotton. The Mrs. Daisy Joiner spent last week popn e'
foreshadowed a lively with her mother, Mrs. Joiner,
e Republican caucus next Mrs. Rose Couch spent Saturday
light over the question of with her aunt, Mrs. D. J. Hinson.
Republican tariff meas- Mr. Jim Raskins spent Saturday l'"' \
s Congress. with Mr. Blllie Kirk. f/Jlv
t Wilson' believes the Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Kirk and ''
neets the approval of the children spent Sunday with Mrs. ^
lat no healthy business Hoyt Hinson.
terrupted and that while r h i
ses the cost of living will /.uao/idiu
11 mediately reduced, the K,M' ZlvWV TO SDN
vill feel at once the bene- DIVkS ,\l>\ 1( h TO SON
luction in the sugar duty. ,?ol|t|ral Document, Just Published,
ews were expressed today .. , ,, , ,
I, ,< ? . ? . I rues ( oiiHtantuie to be I'atient I illina
?sident in an open talk ...... ... > ,
. ., .... ., \\ itli Ills People.
paper men at the White 1
e explained that his main Athens, April 14. In his politi- | Was
desiring a reduction on ("'1 vvi". which has just pub-ITIUma
that the consumer de- liahed, the late King George. after strong
giving directions for the disposition ; nient |
on said he did not see any <>?' belongings, urged his chil- in whi
ts in the bill. He re- dren to remain united. Addressing pervist
he fact that members of himself to the new king, Constan- away
ind means committee had tine, King George says: yard b
y person Interested and "Dove your dear little country, other
X . i? A ? ? Q ~ ? 1 - * ~~
juiiBiiieuiM were ?asea on v,r "<"r ?nu your near people and The
rings. He also said he have confidence In them and may the na
>pen reciprocity negotla- your brothers follow the same ox- urges
various countries as soon ample." ceive j
rr hill was passed. The will urges King Constantino their
to be coureageuos, but patient, for ' as at
,, you are reigning over a southern 1 diserin
\ otes, laves. people; whose temper and irritabil-i formei
April 14 The Duchess ity takes fire rapidly, and who. at appare
is the latest recruit of any moment may say and do things yard sranks
of Women's Tax which it is probable will be forgot- cept
League. "No votes, no ten the following day. It is prefer Cuba,
the slogan of the league, able that the king should suffer. The m
:ents of Chancellor of the even morally, rather than his peo ti<". <>
Lloyd-George are now p|<> and his country. The interests the d<
grace for a whole lot of of the people of the country must ??11 . r>
es. She is determined to alwnys he placed before all other goe> i
the league, backed by the matters." into tl
noney and influence, will in conclusion King George de- vious
e fight to the bitter out- elares his love for Queen Olga and his let
ment or distraint and dis- urgos his son to love and proteet is t 1km
her,- c() imi
LY, APRIL 15, 19
MALL BEAR!
LION IN HIS D
r of Ainericnn People
Brook Oppression, He F
> President Bell vers S(
ress Before Democratic
York, April 13.?Vice
ilarshall served warnin
on men of vast wealth a
Eil interests" that the t
American people had
iont where it no longer
oppression. He tolH
?rs of the National Demc
;hat the spirit of unres
hat unless reckoned wii
tions of the gover
be jeopardized and the
?ert to paternalism or tj
sm. jr
rrent opinion holda/jus
ly," he Baid, "tkmt the
f the people or this c<
Is not a llttl^upon th<
f certain men in this c
York. IW have cone
>re, to ilJeard the lion
1 hte Jrope that he may
OVttftNMENTAL. DUTY
advantage shuts
^the permanency of o
fns. Not what we ar
ve stand for, but what v
has come to be the m?
ernmental duty and indi
t. And yet, despite
of life, Carl Marx and
d a longing for happine
in the land. They ar
z the waking hours an
the dreams of million
"ans who, after all, ha\
o say what shall or sha
Vice President derlnr<
g was the result of ob
)f conditions in 27 Noi
during the recent presid
ign. Swollen fortunei
cumulation of great i
h governmental prl\
d, he held, had much
he discontent.
>ng with general pros
me a marvelous piling
il private fortunes. No
ig charges ugainst me
freely assaulted the i
' these fortunes, I know
eart that such a view
utterances is a mistake
saults, if I have mad(
lot been directed at th<
> of the fortunes, but i
>les of government whic!
(, directly or indirectl;
cumulation of fortunes,
up of colossal fortunes
ited by a general diffus
;dge, has made largo
pie restive."
IlKATE TlllllI) JUlXiF.
onal Office For Fourth
it?Wilson Favors Woo<
ihlngton, April 13.?It
here that an understt
en reached th;it the (n/
ttee of the senate will
report on a bill creati
judgeship in the fourth
circuit of the United !
is now one of the vet
s with only two judges
hairman Clayton, of the
iry committee, has pre
he measure shall be lil
ed in the house at the e
le moment.
understanding is said
T this bill is pushed to
Representative John W.
st Virginia, will be app
vacancy in the fourth
by the election of
i Goff to the United
, and that Associate J
s A. Woods, of the
na supreme court will I
il to the additional Judf
ddent Wilson is said tc
sed himself as decided
to appoint Justice Wo.
rcuit bench, but is will
t Representative Davi
>sition is available. Mr.
be annointed to the
because the law prohibi
tinent of any member o
to fill a position created
a men nor .
CHARLESTON MEN *
ii Says Navy Yard is
criminated Against,
thing ton, April 13.?S<
n yesterday wrote a
letter to the navy d
protesting against the n
Ich skilled mechanics ai
>rs of repair work are
from the Charleston
y offers of higher wages
yards on the Atlantic co
senator, who is chairn
ival committee of the s
that skilled men sliou
just as high compensath
work at the Charleston
any other, and refers t
nination practiced by
secretary, Mr. Meyer
ntly could not find any
touth of Hampton Road
the station at Quanta
worthy of his encouragi
nator also calls to the
f the new administratl
partment the need of
< at the Charleston yar<
n detail and with great
fie whole subject. Foi
reasons he would not |
ter to be quoted verbati
ight that it will make a
pression upon the depar
13.
IS ENQUIRES ABOUT jWILS
EN" UNIDENTIFIED BODY AF
i Will Hishopville Merchant Believes Man ' His Wo
lays? Found Near Osceola Was H. Uy- j sion
. rnuK ninn?oovernor anil Sheriff Offer mentClub.
a Reward. Wash
Presl- The following letter was received Wilson <
g last several days ago by the sheriff and of tlle s
nd on offers a possible clue to the mys- Sress aF
emper terious murder of the man' whose t'on us
reach- body was was^aiK" ashore near rac>'
would Osceola aboi^flTree weeks ago: sumed <
1 the Sheriff L^rtfcaster County, ?Tr ** ?8p
>cratic J^ncaster, S. C. house D
t was ^JJ^ar Sir:?We received news con- Drogram
.h the ^rning a person that was murder- ~ *
?mey ed about 15 miles north of Lancas- i?fat]ers <
coffn- ter and from the information re- neved ^
to ceived from the party, he seems to hlH t
think that the description the fore- ?ud had
tl3L ?ir ^,an ?f thwJU7, ?f ,n/^ueBt g*ve presiden
> wel- him, was H. Hyman (Harry Hy- gre88 w
?untry man, as we all knew him). This pected i
5 con- party, H. Hyman, is 21 years old, llre pro.
ity of clean face, very dark skin for a out the
luded, white man?rather Indian color?a presiden
in his Jew,and weighB around 135 pounds. day to
hear. He had an operation last fall on jn per80
one of his toes and the nail was ate pret
our taken off. He was around 5 feet with fi
ur in- 7 inches tall, or under. upon tin
e nor if he had any papers on him, or au othei
te can letters, that bear bis name, they are ?..^n
?
iu yuun
sasure in the Hebrew language, or if he had houses ^
vivual a cheek-book, this might lead us to ment in
this think that he was Harry Hyman. seventh
L hun- How long has this body been fect Qf
ss are dead and on what day was it found? has beei
e per- If this party does not answer the unity of
d col- description we give and if he was ident in
is of a Jew, please let us know. Also the outs
*e the inform us when and where you At all
.11 not buried the body. decision:
Yours truly. fixing of
?d his L. SLESINGER. the full
SP/va~ Constable John Caskey reports the liou
rthern that about two weeks before the caucus I
lential discovery* of the body, he passed a leaders
3 and peddler on the road in the neigh- fixing of
vealth horliood of Osceola, who answers to have si
dleges tjie description of the man given by successft
to do the foreman of the jury of inquest to his d
and also to that Bent by Mr. Sles- fought
iperity iUger. The man gave his name as member:
UP Hyman and said he was on his way The ti
twith- to Lancaster to get a license to ly is on
that I peddle in this county. It is not ments o
losses- known that he ever reached Lancas- vinced i
in my ter an,j there is no record on the likely t<
of my t>ooks of the clerk of court of a rate fav
n one. nCense granted Hyman. little di
3 any. ranks o)
e pos- hill Tl
it the PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR. ^ ho'u
h con- While a
y, to The Governor's letter to Sheriff ization
The Hunter. tives v
Columbia, April 11, 1913. Presideii
bodies J* P. Hunter. Esq., Sheriff. wmbJ ,
Lancaster. S. C. %Nm 1
Dear Sir:?By direction of Gov- l>' as
ernor Blease, i beg to hand you sugar ta
. herewith three copies of proclama- Senati
tion this day issued by the governor t'ie re
' " offering a reward for the apprehen- 8Uf?ar aI
sion, delivery and conviction of the adopted
is ru- party or parties who killed an un- that the
mcling known man, near Osceola, in your tween o
liciary county, on March 21. Please tack |re<> ,vv?
I next on(, cf these proclamations on the acquire
ng a court house door, one on a promi- t|le bllJjudi
nent livery stable and one in some tana w h
States, other place where you think it ?
y few WOuld attract notice. This office a'
i, and will not pay for its publication in ot tn^
house any Lancaster newspaper. stated i
>mised Respectfully, fre.e .w.?'
kewise JNO. K. AULL, uphold
arliest Private Secretary. 8C^
to be The sheriff thinks the proclama- kk
adop- tjon so important that he publishes
Davis, at jjis own expense and adds $2 5 Widows
ointed to Excellency's $7 5. Seatt<
circuit Editor News:?Please publish the Wher
Judge following proclamation of Governor NewStates
Blease an<j send your hill to me for
[ustice payraent, as the governor's private at Uie
South secretary notifies me that the gov- morning
t)e aP- ernor's office will not pay for its Mrs. I
;eship. publication in any Lancaster news- (jeorge
? have paper. I feel that this Is a very im- Titanic
, portant matter which should be number
ids to gjven more publicity than it would bereft, 1
ing to possibly get tacked up at the court to the
s '1 j house door and at a livery stable, on the
Davis which I have done at the request of Gf the 1
"f" the governor's prlvite secretary. ed from
ts tne j>jeast, ajso allow me to state
f f'nti.
V'.V4 through your paper that I will add steamer
vvn ' $25 to the reward offered by the the trip
governor and will pay it to any one disaster
loltK as MOon as ,u' furnishes me with the tim<
convincing information as to who out i
... killed the unknown man found near ter who
s" Osceola in this county on or about jn thc
the 21st day of March last. 1 written,
Rnator should be very glad to receive any conduct*
very information or suggestion from any will be
lepart- om. concerning the dea<l man. Such ccremon
tanner information or suggestion would be the fate
ul su- considered strictly confidential, will si
taken | should the informant, so desire. dirge "
navy JOHN P. HUNTKR, The i
' from Sheriff Lancaster County. Harris a
'ast ? trelle uj
innate Assassins Ki<l<llo Xeuly Klecte?l been mi
Id rp' Mayor With Shots. to s
* - month fi
:>n for Havana, April 13.?Ceferino A. ^
yard Mendez. the newly elected conserva- S(..irl,.t
to the tlve mayor of the cltv of Cienfuegos. abo?t h
the j in the province of Santa Clara, was putn.||f.
, who assassinated last night. A group j .
navy i of men waylaid him in the street
Is, ex- while he was on his way home and
namo. riddled him with bullets. * hairnui
ment \ The motive of the assassination
atten- is known to have been political, Wash
Ion of j Mendez having Incurred the bitter | man C
more enmity of the defeated liberals at means <
1, and ' the time of the election. bed tod
vigor Six suspected men have been ar- declared
r oh rested in connection with the crime, was in <
permit Fears are entertained that the hard wt
m. It murder will he the beginning of a may he
deeid- bloody feud between the conserva- His 111 n
tment. tives and liberals. the hou
f
ucmukiauc minority orRanof
4 0 or more representarill
attempt to upset the
it's free wool program, It is
that the administration
sustained by a large rnajoriwas
in the fight on the
iriff provision Saturday.
8 leaders have pledged to
sident their support of the ?
id wool provisions as finally
in the house. It is believed
i attempted organization bepponents
of free sugar and
ol in the senate will not
sufficient strength to alter
Senator Meyers of Mono
has been counted upon by
the anti-free wool forces as
ly, has informed members
inance committee and has
lublicly that he favors the
d1 program and will actively
the President's course as to
edule.
M.\ltK \l!l,F, TRIBUTE.
of Titanic Victims Will
?r Flowers on Sea at Night
e Ship Sank.
York, April 14.?Promptly
minute of 2:15 tomorrow
Mrs. Jacques Futrelle,
lenry B. Harris and Mrs.
Thorne, all widowed by the
disaster, accompanied by a
of other women similarly
will pay a wonderful tribute
memories of their husbands
anniversary of the sinking
luge liner. The women sailBoston
yesterday and have
arrangements to have the
on which they are making
stop on the scene of the
early tomorrow morning?
e and date of the calamity,
n the night upon the ware
the most fearful chapter
lives of these women was
a short memorial service,
d by the liner's chaplain,
held just prior to the flower
y. and as the liner leaves
d spot behind the women
ng the memorable Titanic
Nearer My God to Thee."
dea was conceived by Mrs.
ind Mrs. Futrelle. Mrs. Fu)
until a few weeks ago had
tKiiiK mommy pilgrimages
eashore on the 15th of each
ind cast scarlet flowers Into
er. Jacques Futrelle loved
flowers. He had them
1m and wrote of them. Mrs.
established the custom at
mer place in Scituate, Mass.
hi I'nilerwooil Suffers n
Itrcakdown.
ington, April 14. -Chairnderaood
of the wa>s and
committee was ordered to
ay by his physicians, who
he had a slight fever and
hanger of a breakdown from
irk on the tariff bill. lie
confined for several days,
ess did not interfere with
se caucus today.
*
$1.50 PER YEAR.
ION STRONGER"
TER FIRST WEEK
I
rk With Sj?eeial Tariff SeeOne
of Notable Achieve
?Strengthen Action.
ington, April 14.?President
emerged from the first week
special tariff session of Coniparently
in a stronger posithe
active leader of Democtn
at any time since he as.he
presidency. Within the
ace of seven days he had
victory in the caucus of
emocrats for his free sugar
; had formed a working
nt with the Democratic
of the senate which it is boVill
insure general #nnnnrt
arid program In that body;
i established precedents of
tial co-operation with Conhich,
if successful, are extreatly
to influence the engram
of legislation throughWilson
administration. The
it's visit to Congress Tuesdeliver
his opening address
n; and his visit to the sendncts
next day to confer
nance committee members
e tariff plans, overshadowed
r developments of the week
c interest. Leaders of both
vho have sounded out sentlDemocratic
ranks, since the
occurred, declared the efthe
President's innovations
a to strengthen Democratic
action as to leave the Presa
dominating position at
et of his administration.
I points where Mr. Wilson's
5 were intsrumental in the
rates in the new tariff bill,
Democratic membership of
se voted to sustain him in
>y heavy majorities. House
who deferred to him in the
many of the tariff rates
upported his decisions and
ally rallied party support
efense as the bill has been
over by the Democratic
ariff revision light admittedly
begun; but the developf
the last week have con>arty
leaders that there are
> be few changes from the
ored by the President; and
ssension within Democratic
/er the final approval of the
he wool fight will come in
se caucus early this week.
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