The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 30, 1913, Page 7, Image 7
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LOBBYISTS THICK wi
ABOUT CAPITOL 1
PRESIDENT WIL30N STIRS UP ?V6I
THINGS BY DENOUNCING (
THEIR WORKINGS.
T WHA
ARE MAKING NO HEADWAY
N*un
BITIs Have Been Introduced in Congreas
By Several Senators and Will
? Pressed For Action Looking to
_ 'heir Regulation. ?
Washington.?'President Wilson stir- uiimiiiiii
red congressional circles with an em- A |
phatlc statement denouncing the "In- 1
dustrlous" and "Insidious" lobby In dent
Washington attempting to create pub- l'1
lie sentiment against certain features ^nt<
of the Underwood tarlfT bill. This ^01
eras accepted at the Capitol as referr- a UI
lot to the unusual efforts being made om<f^
against free raw wool and free sugar. .
While the President was declaring recon
ft his opinion that the public should f
be relieved "from the intolerable bur- A
den," Senators and Representatives ern
were viewing on every hand the evl- Bon' ^
deneos of the lobbyists which beset cour(
them; and significance was attached j)ai
to a statement made by Sonator Sim- Comr
nons, chairman of the Finance Com- tende
mlttee, which now has the tariff bill retar
in hand that, in his opinion, the lobby- i.aboi
lets were not making any headway. Presi
The President's declaration that the
lobbyists were so thick "that one could |,MI1111""
not throw a brick without hitting one" i
revived interest in two bills recently tiiimuiHi
Introduced in the House and Senate Bill
to regulate lobbying on pending legls- ago f
latlon. leadii
Senator Keynon of Iowa and Repre- dead
antative C. B. Smith of New York the a
have declared their intention to press heart
MUs they have introduced which Th<
would restrict the work of lobbyists, cess
? ?_a il ? - - -? '*
require iumr regiairauou ana require oeria
that they be licensed to appear before Dr.
any committee or to carry on a cam- quagi
palgn for or against proposed legisla- cast
tlon. Heavy penalties would be lm- line #
posed for violations. logDemocratic
leaders were almos* ^runanimous
in support of the Presl- merl)
dent's statement maintaining that they Moth
are well able to handle the important Y?rk
pending t&rlfT legislation and that Che of r)r
sugar and wool hill will be thoroughly
considered and discussed by the PI- ^ *r
nance Committee and Democratic
caucus before It Is reported. Hmiiimu
Would Change Election. fLmim
Washington.?A new plan for National
elections and the assembling of 11
Congress was proposed by Senator c?me
two bills. He would change .
S^^RJwTiay from November to August
? ovlde for annual sessions of
run
Cdi^ess from the first Monday In w
October to the first Monday In June,
Congressmen would assume office in pjon
October, Immediately after election j()0 j
and the President and Vice President gan
would take office In November.
Uei
_ . . . , . _ ... Louis
Riilnspla I aaUUm ! ap VA/ae
? > pensi
Vienna.?Bulgaria regards war ae Btatei
Inevitable according to dispatches
from Soda. Servia's demand for a ^
revision of the alliance treaty ia re- ~oor|
garded as an ultimatum, and it Is ex- B,f,ne
pected the Bulgarian Cabinet will flat- ^ unt
ly refuse the demand and insist upon 4 *
strict compliance with the treaty, jymimnii
} Another Aeroplane Wrecked. I
Mlneola, N. Y.?George Hamilton, ^
aged 36, of Reno, Nevada, had a re- bank
marlcable escape from death in an =
aeroplane accident. He was trying out
a new type of monoplane, framed with vic68
Iron tubing. When about a hundred favor
feet in the air the aeroplane turned quest
turtle and crashed to the ground. Hem- jje
llton was picked up in a dazed com- disea
dltlon. He probably will recover. room
? of N<
$100,000,000 MEXICAN LOAN ,TI>
' plete
Is to be Placed at 90 and Run Ten
Years at 6 Per Cent. j
Mexico City.?The Mexican congress
gave its sanction to an agreement for . .
a loan of 1100.000.000, at six per cent. ance(
interest. The amount is to be placed Th
ftt ninety and will run for ten years, j.
It is guaranteed by 38 per cent, of anigE
the customs receipts. Q (r
The debate on the loan was a long
one. The minister of finance was w
oharged with failure to take better of- aatot
fers which had been made. He replied ^-ruc
that Provisional President Huerta and
#Ka ot Kne mom horu nf tho Uusinnn
' " ?- "?deaf
cabinet had urged upon him the im- con?|
mediate acceptance of thin loan ae g [(
the other offere received necessitated ?.
more delay. GloV(
tng I
tubei
Did Not Oct Negro Said to Be Au*tln n,.ni
>JL- B. Smarter, Allendale's chief of uRat
polkoe, returned from Ewlngton, Oa., rh
where he went with Sheriff Morrla in ptigr
pwreult of a negro reported to be Rich- yh
ard Henry Austin. The news that New
Austin was in that section cAme from poun
the aged ferryman at Hudson's ferry, boari
who said he oonveyed the nogro from
the South Carolina aide of the river Pc
JU> Georgia. Mr. Coker, the ferryman, impa
v **1rnew. Austin and recognized him at Chat
once. According ho the ferryman, the Tabli
negro was heavily armod, carrying
two double-barrel shotgun*. takir
dealt
k
THE LANCASTER NE
Tlf lirillA Henry G. Rinker, street commis
L Iff V Mt W\ sloner of Bayonne, N. J., touched a
.Ll\ 0 IlL IT 0 heavily oharged wire and was electroQTHDICQ
Prmi 11 Henry P. Davison, parser of the
J I UniLd V1L I ULU Iate J- p Morgan, crtlclsed President
Wilson and Secretary Bryan about the
new foreign policy and the gorern.
.. _ ment's withdrawal from the Chinese
its That Made a Stir Con- inan
i.neaj i. _ p?.....n|, J. *L. Toner, a Tarmnana oT Paulslensed
to a Paragraph. N j hM fallea helr to no.ooo
- left by a German uncle.
A. heroic bronze statue of the late
J WASHINGTON IS DOING Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale, erected
near the Charles Street Mall of the
Public Garden, Boston, was unveiled.
i ef Interest That Trickles From General Joseph Cooke Jackson, law....
u ? , yer and Civil War veteran, died in
Whit. House and the Various New York aged 7g years He look
Departments?Catalogue of part in 21 battles.
Crimea and Casualties. Washington women have collected
$5,400 of a fund to be used in cleaning
iiiiiiHiiiiiuiiiiiiMiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuimiiiuiiiiiiuMiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiujg slum8* Mrs. Wilson contributed
]W3Shin?tOtl a Police Commissioner Waldo of New
iiiiiiniiiimiiiimMiiiiMiimiiiiiiiiiimiHiiiiimHimiiiiiiimiiiiiimA York abolished the "Wall Street Bupetition
bearing 3,000 signatures veau" for detectives, established in
>een sent from Panama to Presi- 1879.
Wilson requesting the reopening The Bureau of Fisheries will plant
e case 01 j. r raiiK Houston, or 1,000,000 young lobsters in the Cape
iicky, sentenced to ten years' im- May breakwaters, the pioneers of a
anient for killing Harry Stern at large colony to be established,
i February 8. Robert Webb, auto bandit, was found
iretary McAdoo has Invited all guilty, in Chicago, of the murder of
lis and employes of the Treasury Detective Hart and imprisoned for
rtment to make suggestions and life.
imendations for the improvement Governor Fielder of New Jersey
e department. said strikers' lawlessness must cease
jtay was granted Samuel Gornp- or troops i.ould be called out for riot
John Mitchell and Frank Morri- duty.
ntll their appeal to the Supreme Borough President McAnenv pro;
Is argued. posed to '.he New York Board of Estiilel
J. Keefe's resignation as mate that the city make ice to sell to
nissioner of General Immigration the poor.
red May 3, was accepted by Sec- Secretary of the Navy Dan'els travy
Wilson of the Department of elled eight miles through the air in a
r. Mr. Keefe was appointed by "flying boat."
dent Roosevelt. Senator Ashurst introduced a bill
iiimiiiiiiiiutiiiitiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiimiitimiiiiinmiiiiiiiiu PJ^0% idlll? for a Government armort
? plate plant.
Personal I In the suit of his grandmother it
iiiMiimiitiiiiMiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiHiiHiiuMMUMiiiMiiimiiiiiHimmiiiii; was shown that young Butler R.
ly Arlington, known a generation Storke, the "boy broker," got 530,000
rom coast to coaat as one of the from Chicago banks without security,
lg minstrels of the country, is Health Board figures of thirty-five
at a hospital at Los Angelas, at years ago and now show by compari
ge or 7*. Ha was stricken w 1 th son that more children are being saved
trouble. In New York, but tiie chances of old
a wedding gifts received by Prln- age have diminished because of strenLutse
and Prince Ernest of Cuui- uous modern conditions and too much
nd total $2,000,000 in value. drink and meat.
Charles McBurney, fast in a The threatened strike of miners emnire,
near Stockbridge, Mass., ployed in the New River coal tlelds of
to a tree with his trout rod and West Virginia, is on. One thousand
ind pulled himself to safety on a miners, many with their families, have
quit their homes and are living in
Robert Johns Trevorrow, for- tents furnished by the United Mine
r pastor of the Woodlawn Heights Workers of America,
odist Episcopal Church, of New The I. W. \V. leaders at Milford,
City, was installed as president Mass., began sending children of the
ew Seminary for Young Women. | Draper Company strikers out of town
I is conducted at Carmel, N. Y., twenty-five being taken to Proviustees
elected by the Methodist dence, where they will be taken
:opal Church. care of.
uiiiiiiuuiiMuiiMiiiiiiiir.iiiiiiiHniiiiiitiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiqf m Stephen J- Stilwell, State Senator
_ . I from the Twenty-first District, the
sporting 3 Bronx. New York City, was convicted
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHsmutiiiiiniminiiiiiuiiiiuuiiHiiiiimmniiMiMiiimiin 0f bribery. The verdict of the jury
e of these days some crew will was brought in after two hours and
along and defeat Cornell, but to eight minutes of consideration,
ppearances Charles E. Courtney Daniel F. Cobalau, of New York
e same old wizard. It was just City, Supreme Court Justice, issued a
for the Red and White eight to statement denying that he had promtway
from Harvard. ised to secure John A. Connolly a lu>rd
conies from Los Angeles that cratlve position in return for a
e Ritchie, the lightweight chain- promissory note for $4,000 from Conof
the world, has agreed to face nolly.
II vers for the title on July 4 at Damage suits aggregating more
Francisco. than $1,000,000 and a grand jury insrge
Stovall, manager of the St. vestigation were said by city officials
i Browns, under indefinite sus- of Long Beach, Cai., to be in prospect
on since May 3, has been rein- as sequels to the disaster in which
d- thirty-six persons lost their lives when
ward Mullaney, star catcher of the municipal pier collapsed during
netown University, has been the British Empire Day pageant.
d by John J. McGraw, and prob- John J. Breen, a Lawrence underwill
join the (Hants next month, taker, convicted of planting dynamite
iney is only nineteen years old. to discredit textile strikers, testified
that Frederick F. Atteaux, a dye
iiiMmNiiiimiimHiitiiiMiiiiiiiiiuimuiMiimiiimiiimiiiiHiiiiiiiMiHS . , .
1 manufacturer, co-defendant with \\ lllGeneral
j lam M. Wood, president of the
iiiiiiMnmniimtuiiHiiiHiiiiiHiiiiiiiiuuMiiniiMuiiiiiiiiiimiMiiHHtl American Woolen Company, had given
Sanders Walker, the poisoned him $700 for distributing dynamite,
er, died at Macon, Ga.. without Charles M. Schwab, testifying at
nlng consciousness. the hearing in the government's suit
e State DeDartment received *d- to dissolve the United States SteAl
from Japan indicating a more Corporation, said the trust's control
able situation in the California of beds in this country made
Jon. it Impossible for a rival of equal maxury
W. Hubbard died of heart nitude to get a foothold unless it built
se while clipping coupons in a in the East and brought its raw ina
of the Safe Deposit Company terials from abroad
?w York. jimimtmiMiiimtMmMMMttmiiMMMmr.mMmmiiuiiimiiNimtimiHuiMMM
e Federal parole board has com- | Jri <
d consideration of 200 applica- 2 m"OrGlQft ^
for parole in the United States "''"'''"'''^NuwuiiiMitMiiniuaumMiumMiMiiuiiiiMiMmMMiMMmiiiwiH
entiary at Leavenworth. Creeks and Bulgarians are righting
R. Webb, of Lombard. 111., after before Salonica.
rears' work has traced his family Turkey has ceded the Island of
to 1860 revealing ten thousand Cyprus absolutely to (treat Britain
itors and relatives. under a new agreement,
e Northern Presbyterian Assam- An explosion of gunpowder in a
In session in Atlanta, refused to royal observatory in Edinburgh, Scotid
its constitution so that women land, deranged the astronomical inbecome
deacons. struments. Suffragettes are blatned.
ss Vinnie Colt, a runaway girl. The French liner Senegal, which
killed and her body was part>7 struck a mine as she was leaving
i by bears, abowt 20 miles from Smyrna, was at once run ashore by
kee. Cal. her captain to prevent her founder
111am Messner and Leslie Taker, iug. Five persons were killed and six
mutes, were killed by a railway others severely injured.
[.ruction train at Big Stone City, A submerged island recently dls
OAVoru/1 (n f K ? eno L.**4 ? '?? - I ^ ?? ? ? ?
... ..??= oco L.CU ucai I.ciuaui,
M. Rosenthal, a storekeeper at In the Greek Archipelago, has been
Brsvllle, died five weeks after he- identified by the government archaeinoeulated
with Dr. Frledmann's ologist as the islet of ('hryssis, which
culosis cure. The New York was submerged at the beginning ot
th Department will rigidly hives the second century before the Chriap
the case. tian Era
Iritgo citizens have started & cam- Military engineers blasted into frag1
to end unnecessary nolsea. meats the loose peak of a mountain
e steamship Somona arrived at consisting of 86,000 cubic feel of rock,
York from Australia with 192,000 which had threatened to fall and ds
ds of veal, beef and mutton on stroy the village of Tormery, in the
1 Department of Savoie, France, ever
??? ?? since its foundation as a cluster of
ior Appetite la a sure algn of huts in the Middle Ages.
Ired digestion. A few doses of a dislocated neck caused the death
iiberlain's Stomach and Liver 0f lather McCarty, champion white
ets will strengthen your dlges- heavyweight, during his fight at CalssTzruaart
?-> . ,-.lky ?r
>K these Tahlots. Sold by all | "> Information slvet, out (ol,r8.
I lowing an AUioy*y._
iWS, MAY 30, 1913.
[SIMMONS TAKES OP SiI
MATTER WITH BRYAN s
MIt?. MARTHA
AtfD JAS. D. HI
foreign protests to the ao- Admrs. Estate of Merit
son, Deceased.
min1strative features May 9, 1913.
cause worry. Schedules Southern
Premier Carrier of t
THE TREATIES ARE AT STAKE a.N lnBf?^1e[1dQu,Jnfrg^
. guaranteed. Effective Se
The Finance Subcommittee Begins the DaHjr departure froE
No. 113?10:06 a. r
Work of Revising the Schedules as Hill and way stations.
_ _ _ No. 118?a-.11 *
. M?77 u?me rrom xn? nous*.?Otto- Columbia and way stat
r Work Being Dons. ? No. ]114?-2:?? p. m.
Columbia, Charleston a
tlons.
Washington. ? Chairman Stimnons No. 117?7:48 p. n
of the Senate Plnanes Committee. JJ111, Yorkvllle and way
-m CU .?: a. to ~w'v rrlnKton'
discuss with Secretary Bryan the per- ? _ _ . _ ,
. . ., ' . ' . E. McGee, >. G. 1
plexing problems which have arisen bla g c . w jj Caff
because of foreign protests to admin- Charleston, S. C.
lstratlve teatures of the tariff bill.
Nearly the entire time of the Cablnat Cures Old Sores, Other Remed
meeting was devoted to this phase of The worst cases, no matter of h
the situation. ?re cured by the wonderful.
Sector Simmon., .(tor
for & conference with the Secretary
of State, admitted that numerous protests
had been filed with the committee
from Germany, PYanoe, Great
Britain and other countries. He said ^
that before the committee took action j
relating to them, the whole question Ak
would be thoroughly discussed with
the State Department. Ljffi
Complaints have been made that
certain claunes of the Underwood bill JK
would abrogate treaties with foreign Msjl
countries It was reported that the HHl
German Ambassador would soon bring Jl*
to Washington a protest against the |H ,
provision which would grant a B per HM
cent discount in the tariff on Imports K9|l
In American-owned or controlled vee- UHI
seis. There have been intimations
that President Wilson would not obJect
to sn elimination of this provte
Ion which Is said to be held by Oar- The Mllttio
many to violate the commerce and -*r i j nu
navigation treaty of 1R2S. Amtwm- York and Chest
dor Juaserand, of Prance, also has insure HORSES
lodged protests which the Finance against loss C
Committee chairman ad State Depart- T ui rru
mem h,,d? will diKUM. Lightning. The
Tariff hearings by the Senate Fl- $100.00 insurant
nance Subcommittees, whtoh hare
been In progress for nearly a month,
closed and will boffin actual wortt of
revising the achedules aa they came
from the House.
With the close of the hearings the ^
tarlfT became the subject of dlecne- <
slon In the Senate enlivened by ref
erences to Presldnt Wilson's denunciation
of tarlfT lobbyists and another
tilt between Democratic Senators on ?
Letters Brought Smalt Sum. n w/l JJ *5 V
Mew York?The hitter letters which W BM II it 1
Mrs. Lincoln, widow of Abraham Lin- R Hp jl Ik 1.,
coin, wrote more than forty years H I lljK
ago when In despair of getting congress
to pass an appropriation for her I*
assistance, were sold at auction. Moat avEBBJ. I
of the letters went to dealers for less IL
than $50. A letter in which Mrs. Ltiv- 1
coin offered to sell a black lace dress I V I W J
which coat over $2,500, brought $$0. 1 |A
The moat acrimonious letter of all. if
one In which Mrs. Lincoln wrote that
v**>n*?rai wrani ana nis wire treAtea
her with "utter heartleeeneM" brought
*60. the best price of the lot.
Co?j
Widow of Flagler Qets Bulk of Eetate
St. Augustine. Fla.?Henry M. Flag- EHV wn
lev's will was filed and under K J. R. | la I. fl 1
TVrrott Is to remain at the head of I ? |jj $
the Florida last Coast Railroad so
Ion* as he may desire This prorial
nn In In recognition of his Ionic and
fatthfnl service and great executive
ability, dslplayed In handling: Fiagler'a
property. The estate Is estimated to
he worth between sixty and seventy
million dollars.
Roosevelt Denies He Waa Ever Drunk
Marquette, Mich?Theodore Rnose rp
velt took the witness stand tn bis h- 1 licit JL/IIHII
hel suit against George A. Vwwett. .
who In an editorial charged him wtfh ID 2 COmiOrt!
dninkennees. The former president
entered a dental. He admitted using . ifU f K U
light wines wHh his meale hut newer Willi II1C Ud
totiched strong Honors except on ad .
vice of his phyelclan or after great til6 1*001X1. 1
exposure He said he does n<ft
smoke nor touch heer. COnfoi*IT^ tO
Decision Affecting Cut Rates. wrrfcii or?\7 mr
Washington.? Patented articles sold y*"'*-* <11 iy 111 v.
under price restrictions by manufac- ? ?
turers may be resold by retailers at yOU OWC till
cut rates. The supreme court heid In
the case of a newly patented nenre St*If cHltl tO 1
tonic, ilafetv raaors. talking machines c <
and thousands of other patented artic- T"\*
las are affected by the decision. uining roo
Belgian Strike Costly. WC have the
Brussels. Belgium,?The state rail- - - ,
ways of Belgium sustained a net loss ^|| CHCcip 1
of 11.000,000 from the ten days' strike
for equal suffrage In April. The port in 'in
of Antwerp lost 250,000 tons of trade V^tJlIlC 111 cl I 1
in April as compared with the same
period last year, and 78 fewer vessels
called during the strike.
It would surprise you to know of Jk |Lj f* J* |
the great /good that Is being done i I II ill I II
hy Chamberlain's Tablets. Darlua ; KJ a\ 11 v IT I
Downey, of Newberg Junctio;. a
B., writes, "My wife has been using !
i. namneriain h i iiiueis ana nnaa
them very effectual and doing her ZZHZZZ^ZZHIZZr^
lots of good." If you have any ??????
trouble with your stomach or bowels
dealers.
7
EGGS FOR HATCHING
>tltled to tile from the best laying strain of 8. C.
id, with the
indebted to w. Leghorns obtainable, $1.00 and
make pay- ?1 BQ ^ lg. |3.ogT per 60; $6.00
HINSON, per 100. Satisfaction guaranteed.
tNSON,
lian L. Hln- Agents for Mfendy Lee Incubators.
?-? Cunningham Farm 1
i Railway. ? .
he south. touts 4. Phone 179-2
*es published " " "
n.d , M Lancaster & Chester By. Co.
Dt. 16. 1912.
? . ' , Schedule In Effect March 3rd 1911.
a Lancaster:
n. for Rock Eastern Time.
WESTBOUND
for Camden, ijV. Lancaster 6:00a?3:35p
ions. Lv. Fort Lawn 6:30a?4:08p
for Camden, Lv. Kichburg 6:65a?4:43p
md way sta- Ar. Chester 7:30a?6:20p
EASTBOUND
a. for Rock Lv. Chester 9:30a?6:45p
tatlons. Also f. Richburg .. . .10:20a?7:26p
Philadelphia i.v ~ - --
- I ? . i>hovviu t inc ? 1U?<3 Vft / ! J 5p
Lv. Fort Lawn .. ..11:00a?7:B0p
?. A., Colum- Ar. Lancaster 11:30a?8:lSp
ey, D. P. A.. Connections?Chester, vtth Southern,
Seaboard and Carolina A
Northwestern Ra'lways.
lies Won't Cur*. Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air
ow long standing. Line Railway.
old rehaide^Dr Lancaster, with Southern Railway,
tic. 25c. S0c.fl.0l A. P. McLURE, Sl>pt.
t /*
1 Live Stock Insurance Association of
er Counties' has now secured license to
and MULES in LANCASTER COUNTY
>r damage caused by Fire, Wind and
average cost has been 30 cents on the
:e per annum.
D. E. BONEY, Manager.
Yorkville, S. C.
rigfct 1m, Vr C. I. ZIuiiimi Co--No. 22
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