The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 24, 1913, Image 1
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VOL. 9, NO. 7, SE]
W H. TAFT EULOGIZ
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MI-WEEKLY.
[Q WATSON'S LAW!
LO CREATES SENS
LANCASTER
SJ flSPIRE TO SOI
, S. C., FRIDAY, (X 'TOR
VE I TWELVE SERI
ER 24, 1913.
QUSLY lRENDER*
$1.51
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3 PER YEAR.
M MIMPPQ
CLEVELAND'S \
Makes Address at Accepti
Princeton Memorial To
i
SPEAKERS FROM AR1
Ml UK Alleges Present Grand Ju
ITUllll Court AVill Make an At
Reindict Georgia >
ince of Augusta, Ga., Oct. 23.?
the court that he understo<
wer. ent grand jury in the Un
court would make an att<
indict Thomas E. Wats<
HOAD. charcre of sendine nhsnp
?v their m
Ian. ?
-Informing Filipinos Emphati
>d the pres- n: ?
ilted States Rights to be I* re
?mpt to re
>n on the
no mntter IN ANSWER T(
i destiny! hurt ii
j
c in Their Seaboard Train
e Citizens. Freight 1
1 WIT ,SO\ VVRPTU' AI
COLLISION ? Commissi*
ductal
No. 20 Meets Columbia s
? . ^ News and Co
ledfl-UIl. railroad comm
ity to compel
doors of rear
> fni TTMTJl A j_i__ ..
JUH UJrilNJLUIN UILH L\
xL'->. TM
oral Replies to Rail* Btrre fli
?n?Hearing Con- *11"
in Decenitier.
pecial to Charleston Explosion
urier, Oct. 22.?The ....
ission has the author- Little III
the railways to keep
coaches open, is the
JU ITIII lLI\U
TOMBED IN MINE
Causes Cave-in With
:>pe of Rescue of Man.
(
Graduate College Open to Stu
Institution For Cultivation
Higher Scholarship.
Princeton, N. J., Oct. 22.?
ton University's graduate coll
the Grover Cleveland memori
er, which is included in the
tectual scheme of the colleg<
through the mails, S. G.
Mr. Watson^s counsel, at
dents? Foster this morning to
n of grand jury and "search
sciences" for the purpose
ering whether or not there
p , dice or bias resting on th
??? nn; members of that body. Tli
lal tow- c,'ned recall the grand
iii-phi InK that counsel had no r
3 bun,!: ''f'-at. what the grand
McLendon,
ricall^ttae Assembly Declares Its
their eon- tiee of American P
i of dlscov- Waited in Pa
i was prejuie
minds of Washington, Oct. 25
le court de- 0f the Philippines to
jury, stat- son>9 message dell\
ight to an- Governor General Hal
jury would cabje yesterday in 1
'
Fnith in Jus- HagKHKemivitor .1
eopl(v?Havo Though linilly V
tienre. Three Miles to
!.?The answer Colnmbla Specia
President WU- server, Oct. 22.?
rered through train crew and i
rrison came by were seriously inji
the form of a collision between ji
* wiju hi uptuiuo oi me
hearing, on
travelling men
E. Anderson, Railway to ke<
founded. Walks open will be h
Re,K?rt Wreck. ln DeccmberThe
followlr
1 to Charlotte Ob- attorney genei
Five members of Chairman R.
seven passengers "'"road comm
urod In a head-on "x ara in r<
L lorn! nnHhhmiti/l 20th InStailt.
attorney general. AjTHE SH./
the request of the
, to force the Southern
?p Its rear coach doors Rescue Pa
eld by the commission Disasterof
Dcbrl
ig Is the opinion of the
ral, as transmitted to Denver
L. Caughman, of the d \
lission:
^ceipt of yours of the by an expl<
in which VOI1 !>ob CM n
VFTS ARE BLOCKED
rtlen Hasten to Scene of
?Dig Through lOO Feet
is to Save Unfortunates.
Colo., Oct. 22.?Between
80 miners were entombed
aslon in mine No. 2 of the
mgs, were dedicated today
presence of a distinguished c
of learned men from Euro]
America. Gifts amounting
860,000 for the erection and
ment of the college enabled
ton to realize an idea conce
years ago?the housing of g
students In a body. The tov
presented to the University
Cleveland Monument Assc
which received gifts for the m
in thfl ' " " DI1WUH. HJMl UVJUJ
nmnnnv indictment against Mr. W
*. Mr. Watson would then be
to ?2 - enter objection If he so
endow- The statements of Mr.
Prince- createti a mild sensation 1
Ived 20 room- There were only a
raduate [,.rnfi^nt: ?? 11 was not
__ the Watson case would be
j the a* a" today. However,
tcintion ruraor? prevailing during
emorlai aml laRt n,Rht that the v
r iu * resolution adopted bv
assembly. Emphatic
desired rl*ht of ,h"
t expressed In the reso
n' the emipt President's words are
nf?wePSS as " 'a,"r
?* the purposes of
brought up i ,rri?nOKHn,?.e the ,ndepo
there were i S f ?. ,
t yesterday . .1? ? , be re
Watson ease Ipub,,c by tbe war d?
1 lr?wo
the Philippine passenger train ;
belief In the freight train on
i to be free Is tween Dlxlana ni
lution and the seven miles south
i gratefully ac- the Seaboard Air 1
cal declaration morning at 10:40
the nation to a relief train c,
ndence of the the wreck met w
within a few miles
solution, made the eccentric strj
apartment, fol- broke, reversing tl
ind n southbound u hether the rr
a sharp curve be- authority
id Gaston, about roads h?w thej
of Columbia on fastened, etc.,
Ldne Railroad, this tions, an(i in v
o'clock. the position t
. . mission has n
u V? railroads that
of tHo o 6 1 TU (lo?rs when th<
iVe?k ene W !Pn interest to do f
ip of the enpine ..t , j
ie lever of the en- , 14 Jfc 1
^ lovas vytvuuj
illroad commission has j SOD) n. m.
to dictate to the rail- t oon
r shall keep their doors i
especially around sta- General Si
,hcili you say you take Dermont o
hat the railroad com- otl,er Amc
o right to say to the of the oxp]
they cannot lock their Meager
sy think it to their best jate ^lour t
so- , ^ _ .. ' miners had
will say that Section i yppgr lev<
m.in -I ei *> ? 1
u r uei company at L)awat
3 o'clock this aftere
entombed men Included
lperintendent Frank Mof
the mine and several
rlcan miners. The cause
losion Is unknown,
advices received up to a
onlpht were that only flve/S
been taken alive from the .
Jl. These reports stated
fond from all over the United
The exercises wer^held
quadrangle formed by the \
the graduate college, a quarl
mile southwest of the main <
President Hibben, of Prlncet
sided, and about him were
President William H. Taft, j
llvered the memorial addr
Grover Cleveland; represents
practically all the unlverslt
eolletrea In the TTnltnd St.-iti
otnto_ wouia D6 presented apr
in Rrand jujrv. Conflrmal
vall& of B,lsP'c'on that the rase v
for nf n be P*"psented came Wedn<
ramnna Paymaster Rarnoa of
n'n nrnl Postofllce Inspector Knipl
f' crs who testified at the
..hn hearlnf? plven Mr. Watsc
r.?H 1912. were seen In the r
lives of the f<^ l buildinR. * Th
,es wWWd aKa,t th,S ^
_nf1 whether or not an lnd
tin to the ??T t.
tlon of the the repropen
ould again ,p,n? pooplp J01
asday when ^'^PP1"0 assembly.
Thomson c'are that it is evident
tit and oth- F,l'P'no People have
preliminary j free an(1 Independent
>n in June. vanc,nK a,one along t1
orridors of tress will on Its ow
ie ease was | work out Its prosper!
ming and own destinies for a
ietment is of This was th
gine and started tn
tatives of the pinning Engineer
istltuttng the and breaking his ,
solemnly de- slapped on the emc
t to that the brought the relief
the right to he a trestle. A wrec
so that In ad-ling pushed the d<
he road of pro- I slde-trark and carr
n responsibility on to the wreck,
ty and manage Following Is a
ill the purposes .trainmen:
e aspiration of j L. C. Seldon of (
' backwards that the comr
lawt!Z general super
Irmnni* ) t *? and railways,
Tr.Hn C f* and ?ame and kee
.SSI" ? ? R,t0,? ?n , as to their cor
and * ., ^1" f,0J 0W- 1" which they
led Mif> roiioM ?a reference to tl
the relief train | Ration of t
list of the Injured 191?^ provides
^olumhia, engineer I ^.l!dp,!T.0ni? ?f?v
v,v"v? * " * ^ i |?iu? men .
nission shall have the ,
vision of all railroads P,oyed ])?1<
and shall examine the ?shaft v
p themselves informed su't'nK 'rn
idition and the manner Account!
are operated, with were lin^e
1e security and accom- of resculn
he public. while a sta
14 7. of the Code of ^Pressed
i that whenever, in the ???? ? .."i
the railroad commis- This belief
? 11 t rio work r
of the day shift were emjw
the second level where
ras blocked with debris rem
the explosion,
s from Dawson and Raton
rtain as to the possibility
K any of the men alive,
tement from El Paso. Tex.,
hope that most of the enen
would be found alive,
was based on the fact that
IPs nf Vn 2 mlnp nro rnn
Canada; hundre 1b of alur
delegates from English, Oern
French universities. After t
of the college had been deliv
the architect to the trustee
Andrew F. West, of the gradi
lege, to whom most of the cr
been given for the erection
college, delivered an addr
"The Household of Knowled
spoke of the benefits of g
? ? - I round will be learned beft
onl and as ^strict Attorney Akerr
lan and | judge Foster that the
he keys ~.oul(1 bring in all of its
ered by before the day was over,
s. Dean Btood that Issues of both tl
late col- Magazine and the Weekl;
edit has lan wjjj be used before
of the jury an(t an issue of the '
ess on tober 3 last will be prese
ge." He (jence.
;raduate
ore tonight, ]tne peopip wnen it
nan inform- , against Spain and tl
grand jury j the American flag flrsl
indictments and then in the lnterh
It is under- pelago did not modify
he Watson's couraged and streng
v Jeflferson- piratlon despite all
the grand suffered in war and
week of Oc- countered in peace,
nted in evi- "Being called to th<
people again and aga
? aspiration and since tl
took up arm? on roller train,
le presence of about lefts and(ta<
t on Manila bay of Savannah, e vM
of the Arehi- train. Internal
but rather en- Knightly of Ralel
thened the as- messenger, left et
the reverses W. Cottlngham (
difficulties en- about hips and lei
of Savannah, bag
s ballot box the cut In fact and t
dn ratified this ; and head; A. Hal
tie Inauguration ! f?ro porter, lnteri
ji\w broken, cuts puonl.Jin fV. _
* o r>' 4# ? cnanRo In tne
MrAnnS' Bradford road an(, con(
1, . passenger rrasonahlc an,
injuries; W. A. promote the
it inri /* anrt accomm*
it and bruises J. _
)f Columbia, cuts J Lft ' ?
J. E. Anderson,^ ";ae 5???"
Ra Rem aster, badlv ' !?ld" * tn h*. r
iruises about body I foil
1 of Savannah, ne- 1 11?
tal injuries: John i L ^ proceed 1
u|ip?*ur mai any ? -
mode of operating the nepted by
luctlng Its business. Is wh"p an i
1 expedient In order to another m
security, convenience Immedh
^dation of the public, taken by
Information In writing am' naighl
itlon of the Improve- n,fl start
langes which they ad- m,nprs fr(
roper, and If the rail- sanding ,
adopt the suggestions, ?'c'0(,l< ar
Ings are authorized to rpflch Daw
t r* r:
a tunnel, with mine No. 5,
ilrshaft Is said to furnish
eans of exit.
ite relief work was undermen
from the night shift
boring mines. Appeals for
ed scores of experienced
)m Trinidad and the surfoal
camps shortly after 6
id they were expected to
son before midnight.
*c oil nori n nn /I on f nf
President Hibben introdu
foreign representatives who
congratulatory addresses. 1
eluded Dr. Alois Rletal, recer
tor in the University of Ber
Arthur Shipley, master of
College, University of Can
Dr. Arthur Denis Godley,
orator in the University of
and Dr. Emile Boutroux, h
professor in the University c
iced the PREPARING FOR LONC
i made
'hey in- u. 9. Warships Sail Si
litf' TDr' Cruise in Mediterri
Christ's Norfolk, Va., Oct. 23.
ibridfce; battleships of the Atlant
public der the command of R<
Oxford. Radfter, to depart Satui
lonorary cruise in the Medlterram
>f Paris, now rapidly coaling and
, vovaoic lof the Philippine nw
* * "* tjonal representative
I act in g in accordance
iturdav For lar will; thus in th<
mean adverse circumsi
of the people never w
?The nine respectfully and franl
lc fleet, un- f0rP powers of
,ar Admiral j country on every proj
rday for a 1 0n the other hand, c
an sea, are | jURtice in the Ameri*
I taking on ] ns erpnt nnd nersistel
sembly the na- I Bivens of Savann?
body has been of passenger trai
with the popu- Will Harris of Sa
i midst of the on freight train, 1
tances the ideal I and shoulders; E
avered and was vannah, fireman, 1
kly brought be- The passengers
the sovereign are: Mrs. J. E.
>ltious occasion. I J- C. Coates of Sf
iur faith in the low of Gaston, F
can people was North, L. R. Oat*
nt as nnr ideal Z. Stroman of Swf
?h. colored fireman
n. knee sprained; rnll^0H J^r
vannah, brakeman 'J .
Sruised about head "nd autbortty
. Robinson of Sa- reasonable
eg sprained.
reported injured ^e Wetv" ^
Goodwin of Styx.
ivannah, J. S. Fal- dT ^.
!. M. Robinson of ?,./ ?"' ??
as of Columbia. A. If^AhG "r<
insea and n vnman right tO Sa> to
I o. vj. ,,
sections quoted, the M
nlsslon has the rif?ht, Rorky Mo
to make any and such mediate
les and regulations for Daw??n to
'nt and operation of the a,so telejci
111 promote and secure | anf1 "Rock
>od order, convenience cup cars s
f the passenpers.
refore, of the opinion Five
>ad commission has the
the railroads that they ' r>awson
ine rescue stations in the
untain Division, began impreparations
to leave for
night with rescue car. He
raphed Pittsburg, Kansas
Springs, Wyo? for the restationed
at those points.
llnve Been Rescued.
, N. M., Oct. 22.?Three
eucnoias Murray nutier, pros
Columbia University, also d
an address of congratulation
The presentation to the Hi
of the Cleveland memorial
was made hy Richard V. Lli
president of the Cleveland M<
Association, who said the fi
the memorial wore eontribut
all parts of the United States
men of all parties and in a
and conditions of life.
ineni 01 ammunition ana otner i
elivered paratory for the trip. A
i. I of the coal Is being sent
liversity j from the Norfolk navy
tower ammunition Is being ser
idabury, i local magazine at St. Jul
jnument ' Assistant Secretary c
inds for Franklin D. Roosevelt
ed from ! designated to represent t
i and by partment when the batl
11 walks from Hampton Roads Sa
' nine ships comprising tli
S have waited in pat
on barees ' t'iat soonor or ,ater
yard. The ,nJ"stIces would be r
?t from the HAVE NOT WAIT!
i,fen/?Cr?ek- "The messase of t
hno tho United States to t
he navy de- p,f> is elo<l"ent Prooi
not waited in vain.
turday The I sa,d mof,s?Pp with lov
> nSi that and n?,der " ? Sat!
Hence, confident patient, who was
all errors and the State Hospita
edressed. hy failing timber,
RD IN VAIN. SHOWS GC
he President of Although badl
he Filipino poo- Kagemaster Ande
r that we have his battered ear a
We accept the j Gaston, three milf
re and gratitude : wreck, wiring to
'gorical declara- tance. Mr. Andei
! nnfl hlnnH tit sic tl
I \Pho%brf7T ! slderatlcmoM
' *ho *as ,nJured|slon Is of the
| and repulatloi
>OD NERVE. j pedient and u
ly wounded. Rag- , ? nven!en,
rson crawled from of tho Passe"f
ind walked back to rn?v ia r-i
?s, and reported the ' <*1
Columbia for assis- ? .
son's head was out I ^,ns s
I n ti'i tier frnnlv I OfT 1
leir doors, if after con- J
he matter, the eommis- I!"00!,, r
i opinion that the rule ! , , ,
i is reasonable and ex- I toniprtit.
ill promote the securi- j !mvp {j''on
re and accommodation I Is makjng
?ers and of the public." ,?ns, ? 0(
I blocking
[AXT BATTLESHIP. i rps ed
I main bod]
>f lier Test Speed Trials ' exP'OF
r> . . ... . of it.
Knrk In ml \ln n A
uern writ* irsuucu iin\w
debris at the entrance to
'anon mine at 9:30 o'clock
rhis makes five miners who
rescued. The rescue party
slow headway against the
>al and debris which is
the mine. The five men
were separated from the
7 of miners at the time of
don and could tell nothing
They desired by their pi
said, "to testify to their adi
and respect for those traits
acter which made Mr. Cleve
efficient foe of municipal co
In Buffalo, the fearless and
dent executive in Albany
Washinpton the immovable <
of the national cn-dit and th
less enforcer of law and ord
out repard to the persons 01
affected thereby."
Ifts," he . will make the trip are th
miration 1 flagship of Admiral B
of char-| Utah, Florida, Arkansai
land the Vermont, Connecticut,
rruption Ohio. These vessels wil
Indepen- ed by the auxiliaries C(
and in ship: Solace, hospital sh
defender . Orion and Jason, collier
e relent- I Seamen from the fleet
er with- I Roads are now being
r classes shore liberties prior to tl
I of the shins. Norfolk i:
e Wvomine """ 1 l,,e *
adgeT the reco&n,ze th* ,ndel"
*. Delaware. 1 ls,ands- Thp ,m.m*
Kansas and Kiting ?? a 3?r1
1 be preeed- | Places ,n ou
dtic. snpplv ' Jtruments of power a,
ip; Cyclops, i (Jr the estab shmer
s * of a stable Filipino f
In Hampton [""? aPP^iate and a
given final /"r th? wnM p
te departure ?>' }ho government
s alive with Rtates- We ,ook tip
" 'ii** uniiiMi iu | ? ,,
^ndence of the i h'8 wounds, but h
diate step of miles jn an increc
Ity on the com- Seaboard local
r hands the In- 20, earryinp a im
id responsibility a eombination b
it by ourselves ??ach, and a whit
tovernment. We inK a sharp eurv
ire deeply prate- ! an(' Oaston about
e reposed in us | in* when loomini
of the United , fore th^ni was sec
on the appoint- i bparinp down or
a a t> ?,r?, _ ?
e covered the three Rockland, ]
lible space o' time, battleship Te:
passenger train No. the United St
ill and express car. formidable fl>
aggage and negro power has tm
r coach, was round- began the firs
e between Divlana acceptance t
i 10:40 this morn- ment measun
g on the track be- today,
ond freight No. 87, Twenty-thr
i them. Engineer mile course f(
| My in c
Me., Oct. 23.?The new had ponet
<as, the largest ship in \ Into the
ates navy and the most reached fi
thting craft which any i who were
>uglit to the trial stage. | much fror
t of her builders' official ditlon to
rials over the govern- time of tl
?d course off Rocliland Immedi
j the surfat
ee runs over the one- ' the care
>r the purpose of stand- ' whom ai
? ciock lonignt me rescuers
rated more than 100 feet
mouth of the mine and
ve of the entombed miners,
alive, they had suffered
n the pases, were in no contell
what happened at the
he explosion.
atelv on being brought to
e the men were given into
of physicians, many of
rrived here from nearby
President Hibben in a hi
dress accepted the memoria
half of the University afte
Prof. William H. Taft delh
memorial address on Grove
land. Mr. Taft's estimate o
Cleveland as expressed in his
was as follows: "Mr. Clevel
not a great lawyer; he wai
great economist; he was not
orator; but he was a great F
and a srrcat man. and he w
ief ad- j the seamen. Five hu
1 on be- brought from the nav
r which station on the Great I,ak<
irared a the cruise. Supplies put
r Cleve- ships today included 40
f Grover of fresh beef and 12,000
? oration The battleships Virginia
land was 1 sey, Rhode Island and .
b not a the fleet sail October 2
. a great Cruz, Mbxico.
'resident |
as these I ?
ndred men ent of the Honorali
nl training ton Harrison as Gove
is will make j the unmistakable hf
aboard the 1 "<T er? *" which we
.000 pounds tudp ?f the 1
dozen eRRs. i operation and finally
New Jer p,ljr tho p*Ppr'ment
Nebraska of ' has come to an end a
9 for Vera exploitation has pass
' The epoch of mi
closed and the Filipir
thrown open the door
>le Francis Rnr- i
rnor General as ?.er k. ^
irbinger of the ; botb J1 G^v. tbe ('
expect the atti- versed their lever
o he one of co- . RPn(,y brakes and
we believe hap- 1 m,~' w. 'eaPp('
of imperialism , JbG two engine
nd that colonial ^ro'Pht engine teh
ed into history. |LGr onP'I)p" both
strust has been , Tho combination
ios, upon having 1 Gar J"o<'p Jnto the
s of opportunity i b ?klnR thp car
me piissciiKHr ami ardizing her
awell of the freight piven the T
istress signals, re- three runs \\
s, slapped on emer- As the engine
followed their fre- the speed gn
for their lives. It was expect
?s met head-on, the noon would 11
?scoplng the passen- top speed rui
being demolished, j were confide
express and mail knots.
> passenger engine, j Weather <
in two and throw- able. The 1
propellers was tlie test towns,
exas today. The first i It is he
ere at the low speed. I red in a s
s warmed to their work From eon
idually was increased, since digi
led that the late after- j is believe*
nd the battleship on her as the aii
i, which the builders cuers pro
nt would exceed 31 center of
I Mayor
conditions were favor- ganized a
heavy seas caused the where res
lieved the explosion oecur:lopp
deep within the mine,
ditions rescuers have found
Kins within the debris, it
1 the air supply is plentiful
* has improved as the respress
farther toward the
the mine.
Kinney of this city has orrelief
camp at the mines,
;cuers are beinp cared for.
because of the strong mind,
telllgence and wide knowledi
fairs. He had the charuct
esty, courage and sense of
duty which enabled him <
great and critical Issues wit
gard to personal consequen
WHITE HI It RON HOST C.
International Meeting of Ter
clear In "APPI E p
Ke of af
er, hon- Governor Ralston I'rg
Pub,1C j Patronage,
to meet
hout re- 1 Indianapolis. Ind., Oc
ces." Samuel M. Ralston. In a
. tlon Issued yesterday, n
ATHER. ' the residents of Indiana
one apple each today, w
nperance named as apply day In Ir
I fnvnmnr'o rn?innct n*oa
VDIANA. | are required to assi
I of responsibility whi
es Orchard Inexcusable cowardic
I to avoid or decline.
' a few days have si
t. 21.?Gov. ! about a good underst
communica- ! Americans and Filij
equests that ! had been impossible i
eat at least Ing the 13 years pas
hlch he has ; vinced that every on
tdlana. The ' relieving the Amerii
mo/ln . Af Ita paanAnuthiHHoc
imp the burden
eh it would be j Olerk
e on their part ! bottom o' the
Owing to this d? ,th<; emha
lfficed to bring | ,nJ"redj
landing between ******* fnd co'f
linos which it c*l n fl n n|: wh
to establish dur-ido ,,od hut r(\ma
t. We are con- ! th?* *** *t0J
1 thrown to the flc
ward step while h baR?nKe nll
can government fi'? u^ A
, In tho tolnnaw t,n* h,S hp?d
mger Knightly and Texas to roll :
lgham through the
ear. They rolled THAW C
nkment and were
The combination ' Twenty Witn
>red coach and the the Supren
ite passengers were
ined upright. New York,
J. FJ. Anderson was nesses were
?or and trunks and tlfy before tl
ed around him cut-I jury, which n
1 face and bruising i gation of the
fit a 30 degree angle. ami wher
1 out will l)i
OXSPIRACY CASE. needed.
that It w
esses to Testify Before conjectun
ic Court Grand Jury. lo~R,?{ lifl
' officials c
Oct. 23.?Twenty wit- would ca
under subpoena to tes- According
le supreme court grand for the f
let today for an Investl- and it is t
charges of conspiracy in until the
o miners as they are taken
e given medical assistance if
The mayor declared tonight
as impossible to make any
? concerning the possible
a and that none ot the mine
>r rescuers on the ground
re to make any statement.
; to Mayor Kinney no cause
xplosion has been learned
?elieved it will not be known
miners now entombed half
workers in flew vor
New York. Oct. 22.?I
from 30 foreign countries a
all over the United State b
riving here today to take pa
triennial world's conventloi
Woman's Christian Tet
Union, which will begin F
the Academy of Music, Rrool
. continue until October 2 8.
Two "white ribbon" spec!
PMoO BTA nn/l D 1 ??v? Innknx
i open letter to Edward R.
)elegates Ident of the Indiana appl
ind from mission,
egan ar- "There has been in i
rt in the 1 much neglect of the 01
i of the only in Indiana but
nperanoe wrote the governor. "
'riday in applea were not 'raised
llyn, and 'Jes growed,' and the tr<
pected to bring forth f
alj from much, if any, aid from
Smith, pres- ! will as In the past fi
e show com- ; the present capacity
i people to establish a
he past too Its own and guarant
rchards, not nent manner the sal
elsewhere," . government of the 11
Like Topsy, i liberty of the res
I,' but they I Islands, national as
ses were ex- 1 "We do not wish
ruit without that there will not hi
the farmer, embarrassments, nor
illy demonstrate ft
of the Filipino 'reif
. . riding on the en?
government of jthe ro111sion and
ee In a perma- lnjur|cB
rety under such Rj , npxt
np",penr y ""ft freight train was
idents of the and thlfl
to say by thVs
* difficulties and and k t th * ,
do we even ex- | , frH ht f
negro brakeman of | connection w:
A. Hall, who was j K. Thaw fron
cine, jumped before the Criminal
sustained internal August 17.
Former Di:
the engine of the Travers Jero
a carload of cotton Attorney Gei
torn to pieces, the sent the evi
n the track and act- summoned v
, broke the impact teawan and
t of the cars of the whom Mr. Jf
in unrieht on the consniracv i
Ith the escape of Harry a mile fr
n the State Hospital for rescued a
Insane at Matteawan on none of t
able to ai
strict Attorney William of the \
me was designated by which wo
teral Carmody to pre- exit throi
dence. The witnesses fact that
rere residents of Mat- miners h
New York, through way out (
rome hoped to show a lief that
existed. Cminanl fnr ommt mm
om the entrance have been
nd tell their story. So far
lie men rescued have been
pproach the airshaft or any
vorkings within the mine
uld have proved a means of
ugh another shaft, and the
none of the other entombed
as been .able to make his
>f the mine leads to the beall
have ben cut off from
line i \ f nv i t
viin uftv/ auu uii miiifsuaii
brought several hundred fi
West and South, and mar
poured In from nearby citle
regular trains. Incoming st
brought others, although mc
foreign delegates were aires
Lady Aurea Howard of
heads a delegation of 4 0 "v
boners" from that count
Scouts acted as escorts for
tors.
u, am., i iiih innuierence nas co
rom the and country a vast sum,
iy more. loss of apples and orcha
>s on the cases.
eamshlps i "I heartily approve 3
>st of the ! tlon that tomorrow, the
idy here, day In October, be obser
England, day and that each person
rhlte rib- should eat at least one a
ry. Boy day In accordance with
the visi- that an apple each da
| doctor away."
pi our state peer tnat tne campai
both In the ! cealed. of the enemle
rds In many , cause will cease so*
j sure that through a
rour sugges- of the powers entri
third Tues- Filipino people will,
ved as apple and the help of A
i In the state ! triumphantly from
ipple on that ever difficult It may
the tradition
iy keeps the .Surround
gn open or con- j track. this being
s of the Filipino that just nPXt to
on but we feel a carload of mei
conservative use behind that a cai
isted to us the none of these left
with Ood> favor the force of
merica. emerge The tenders of
the test, how- (thrown from th<
be." i their trucks and
__ embankment, a p
,i ritv | It is said tha
the C ity or i lo
shown by the fact : Thaw, on th<
the cotton car whs ed no Indlcti
chandise and right because Thai
rload of horses and therefore cc
the track, or hardly trial,
the concussion. The stand
both engines were taken on th
3 track, torn from bury's recent
deposited down the i an "Insane p<
lie of Junk. i witness In th
t the cause of the charges agali
t A ho II A O tliA I _
? other hand, maintain- j The all
nent could be returned the chief
v is legally insane and believe tli
>uld not be called to interior t
night at
of Thaw's attorneys, In the
e basis of Justice Sea- oral yardi
ruling, that Thaw was No. 2 art
?rson," when called as a children
e recent Investigation of families,
ist John N. Anhut. knowledg
r supply within the mine is at
concern of the resellers who
K > will he able to reach the
of the mine by tomorrow^^H#
the latest,
relief camps situated sevb
from the entrance of mine
51 Kathered the women and
of the entombed miners'
They are cheered by the
e that Superintendent Mo
me ionnai opening or tn(
tion Is to be preceded by c
meetings tonight and by d
services at Plymouth churcl
lyn, tomorrow. Richmond
Hobson la on the program as
clpal speaker at a mass-in
be hdd In Brooklyn on
Then will be addresses, too,
1 Inen; delegates at the Sunda;
in more than a hundred
> - churches.
? eonven-1 _____________
dvottonal, ******* r,arrNon Hnit*
i. Brook-1 New York, Oct. 22.Pearson
Oarrlson, aecretary of
the prln- j left New York for Par
acting to steamship Colon. He
Sunday. 1 general Investigation of
by prom- the canal zone, prlnctpa
y services erence to a plan for p?
Brooklyn ganizatlon of the a<
i there after the canal la
IMftnter
? Da,,La!je*a"-9^1
Herald this morninft
?Llndley M. gram from a reliabl
war, today Mexican border anno
lama on the stltutionalists have ?
will make a terey, Mexico, and e
conditions In i that city today. Mon(
lly with ref- ' important city In 1101
immanent or- *
Imlnlstration ' The "Little Nowf
mmnlotcrl -->? ??v *.
| watches of the ti
23.?The Times ' hour slow. The
received a tele- running dead on 1
e, source on the happened,
uhclng that Con-I The passenger
mrrounded Mon- | of Conductor S. A
expect to assault neer A. S. Bradl
terey Is the most. train In charge
rthern Mexico. | Pennington ami
- I Powel.
Ads" will bring Four of the tre
vv wr; w uc VIIU I ain
crew being one I were remove
passenger train was j other passen*
:lme when the wreck to their hom
The Seab
train was in charge trains over
i. Borders and Engt- mark. It is
ford and th freight be repaired a
of Conductor T. C. morning.
Engineer L. A. Chairman
commission i
ktnment and the wo- Ing on the \
, ijpriii'jni
d to the hospital. The imprison*
?ers were able to return i confldenci
es. ' the sup
oard is detourlng Its | such a p
the Southern via Denthought
the track will Debate F
nd the wreck cleared by
New
Richards of the railroad spirited <
nays a date for a hear- ^ house of
vreck will be set and a , Episcopal
is among ihp main Dony 01
d miners because Lhey have
p. as have mine officials in
erintendont's resources in
light.
Inlted While Divine Aid is
\ S k ( M I ,
York, Oct. 23.?Halting a
iebate on church unity, the
deputies of the Protestant
I church prayed for divine
I, .
I ?.
w uaicvri j\j u ooa n
? man paneni ror
me state Hospital ngia investif
?atlon made. | guidance
on the question.