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Wilson Cheered by Tho
En Route to Mobile
NO SPEECH ON SUI
Special to The News.
Kershaw, Oct. 24.?\
V body else is talking of
Iiuundc ffiIllnK cotton, and the
jammed, and the traffic 1
wagToas an(l wagons of
giant*!'1* casually over
vehir.W68- what do you
jnAv sav hVe on thls twent]
* of Octo^f? A huge wj
* ?--? - 1 inn a 'PV> I u \?* 11
i dUUMUKUli o
Vhile every
cotton, and
streets are 0n Peaceful Missi<
blocked with
cotton, in in Battle Fo
the ruck of
suppose we
' fourth day FROM HAMPT1
igon load or
II cr 1 vo vnii ?
ItMKUUI I AIM
[>n Ships Start Politics in Ni
rmation. . With Ugl
3N ROADS MITCHEL V
ANY HAM :Z
Heath Spi
Sarah Roberta
ew York Hitter eat and most
In Lancaster
Iv Charges. peacefully at
Spiing Thurs<
23. Mra. Rob
S. TAMMANY, year her mint
up to within
rant Memory.
i News, H
rings, Oct. 2 7.?V^s. | Fl
on, one among tbe olCB^ I
highly esteemed ladies jV j
county, passed awav
her home near Heath ^
lay morning, October ?>?*
lertson was in her 93rd
I being unimpaired, and !HUGH r
i a few weeks of her
ENi
f i^ast /. i
rAYLOR ARRESTED
"It's liike Coming Homo i
Shouted Chief Executive o
tion to Davidson College I
On Board President 1
Train, Atlanta. Ga., Oct. 26.sands
and thousands of S
folk Jn great, cheering thronj
welcomed President Wilson t
land as he sped through Ai
wawrmeifv*?* 4" <
Xirnin'" sonie conception of the i
v the land iuSjl/jr sectlo
" balmy climate, amf'tiWe li
Soys. of our farmers, who fcre
justly in some sections '
Wilson's nothing but cotton atld i
?Thou- that. We defy even
outhern reputed to have the bK>Rt
?s today market, to produce r f'n
o Dixie- section who has bcc^, eel
r!rKinia. from July the first to t
riTi;; >"? ??
lgeniousness America s Com|
charged un- Kastern Hem
with raising
lot much of Hampton, Roads,
ath Springs, ing the greetings of
watermelon to the Old, the greal
rmer of its the Atidiittc ffret tod
ling melons ?n their way to the j
he twenty- ny Mediterranean.
?nloRs Carrjlnn Campaign IIhh
ilimcnt* to Seething Battl<
dsphere. ness and Cli
Oct. 25.?Bear- New York, Oct,
tho New World day only a little
t sea fighters of off, the . campaii
ay were started ?? o^^ter
>orts of tho sun- has developed mi
Nine sombre of wits, of bitter
, normilno (hnl.- I " ' 1 - ??
I death her vigi
for one of h
Developed Into a leaveR Qn(, so,
8 of Wits, Hitter- anj fOUr dauf
urges of Graft. ton, Mrs. Julli
Ussery and
, 26.?With election Mrs. Berry
more than a week than n year,
gn for municipal interment toe
?' ? I WifcL cvh6uB'
ness, of charges of ( ^rvfcoTY^,
[>r of body was unusual
er advanved age. She riahlls II(
a, Mr. Z. L?. Robertson,
filters, Mrs. R. A. Crox- Rulldin)
a Robertson, Mrs. M. L. \Vif?
Mrs. W. J. Hammond.
Mobley, deceased less About !
was also her daughter, alarm of
ik place at Bethel Pres- to be sout
rch. of which she was ary line,
rs a ino*?ker, the burial sponded p
? -onducted by Rev. T. tha scene
s Wm Induced to Fire th
< by Walters and His
J on Promise of $25.
!> o'clock last night th
fire was heard. It prove
h of town near the bound
The fire department rc
iromptly and were P
of the burnine. KJni '
Nortb ana soum uarouna an
' gia en route to the Souther
mercial Congress at Mobile
where tomorrow he will del
address on rural credits.
The shrill notes of the "rel
at Salisbury, N. C., awaken
President earlier than he had
ed to rise, and as the autui
light streaked over the Illue
pilgrimage of admiring hosts
At villages and hamlets, wl
u ueor- fourth or October out or
n Com- we are indebted to Mr.
!, Ala., 0f fhe Highland Farm sec
liver an interesting news item.
ed y?the HURRICANE OFI
nn'sun: CAPE HA'
Ridge a
* began. Wopat storm in Many ,
lere the
one pairn. i^v. .. .. .?,v.
Dock Baker sands of American fl
tlon for this sailors received the fl
well from the trim
bearing Assistant Se<
^ D. Roosevelt, and sli
tween the protecting
PTPT) A C ?P<>n sea?the course
L x JjiViiO As the creeping gr
into the shadows of
I'ears is Re- crackling wireless i
^ v,?.?i, word from the assist
t vuiijiuc wuvu ^laii in puuui; un
ghting men and trickery,
inal nod of fare- This new orde
yacht Dolphin, was brought abo
:retary Franklin into the campaigr
d slowly out be- sy, "executive au
; capes into the political appoint!
due east. zer, the deposed
ay forms melted self has returned
the horizon, the early triumphs ir
lashed the last turn to Albany f
ant secretary of state assembly.
iiuBH aim ui pvimcui j w. JL?eVane O
by Rev. Htr
of things largely j Springs. Bee
ut by the entrance in the fear of
i of John A. liennes- children and
ditor" of the state, a noble exa
?e of William Sul- memory,
governor, who himto
the scenes of his yTfO
i an endeavor to re- lViiiiAIvU
is a member of the ON
f Liberty Hill, assisted thelr^qui
C. Mouzon of Heath Are vi<' *
ause her life was lived the he
the Lord she leaves her origina
friends the heritage of J- E. wJ
mple and a fragrant Dr. R. C.
ble store
dwelling i
VERY QUIET SJJJJJ.
ELECTION DAY |ust mP
loumnt? to
pment, but the p'lac
r\ far beyond the fire lin
' V ,pach it.- Th,fc L.
m ? ^^V occu./ed t <
m Cc inland owned b, / /
Aicatanus, which is a dou- / I
attached to a four-room \ I {
n the ' renr, was soon en- I I )
i flames and completely de- ' '
A nearby frame dwelling
leted, but not occupied, bethp
I.nnnnflJnr r'nl
President's train ran slowly,
where stops were made to chi
gines, there were huge cro\
thuslastlc and happy at th
glimpse of Woodrow Wilson,
native of the South elevate<
presidency since the Civil Wi
"We walked fifteen miles
you," said a group of Nortl
llnians at Charlotte. They 1
Wilson they were from I
u-hnrik horl nron!
at CitiP8 ("""en ?.? Hill- on,,.
?nge en- ('arolina Const Hnr
vds, eneir
first Norfolk, Vn.. Oct. 2 5.
the first severe electrical storm pi
1 to the on Hatteras coast pre
ar. for two hours beginning
i to see "IP*1*- William Styron,
l Oaro- whlle patrolling the 1
told Mr 8tr,u'k l)>' lightning am
)avidson billed. T,,e l??lt struck S
,roH for 'iei,d sn1' eame out of h!
-? i tne navy, acting as i
,1 mt. the President, corami
I the navy.
?The most j <.jn sending you as
ror recorded of the United States i
ivailed there |10pe to show to the
at last mid- achievements ai
a surfman, past are being sn
beach, was rje(j forward to a sti
d instantly fUture. Good luck, a
Ityron in the Thus read the flni
Is hoots, lit- assistant secrets
epresenrauve or i it is on Henni
ander-in-chlef of I hnH late chief thi
j ed, and from wh
* representatives ments, charges !
lavy of today we have caused an
i old world that est among voter!
id traditions of many leaders
istained and car- charges. Fresh
11 more splendid of vnrious state
nd godspeed." nessy has entered
il benediction of speaking several
iry and scarcely |ing of what he s
easy rather than on
it all eyes are turn- Not Kufllcier
ose Hps come state- Preside
and challenges that
awakening of Inter- *'a
I and led the Tarn- Mex,co CJb
to plan counter- of tho electloJ
from investigations wepe th t
departments, Hen- bpen cagt ,
I the local campaign, , , cholce
times nightly, tell- succeGd Genel
illeges his investlga- .
soon caug
it Votes Cast to Fleet stroyed.
nt?Catholics Claim Susplcit
inlioa heads. Taylor, a
years of a
r, Oct. 26.?At the close i Taylor of
ns today the Indications j he was inn
ot sufficient votes had stable J.
Mexico to constitute a jail. The
for the presidency to his arrest
ral Huerta. to the sto
WltUll iU HIS,
:ht and was entirely de>n
soon attached to Hugh
young white man about 23
ige, a son of Mr. Hugh W.
the Tabernacle section, and
tmediately arrested by ConB,
Connor and lodged In
s young man shortly after
confessed to having set fire
re, stating that he had been
V>n iiv* v iiv uuM p ? p<
Princeton. "The President
them warmly.
LIKE COMING HOME AG
"It's like coming home ag
said, and hundreds of han
stretched toward him. Mr.
shook hands with many, but
ed from making any speecho
"Speech, speech," cried tli
at Spartanburg, S. C.
greeted ernlly tearing tne oouy i
From the Hatteras life
tion today 4t was declare
IAIN. In the history of man a
ain," he wa3 there such severe t
ds were "Khtning as prevailed bi
Wilson n'pht ancl 2 o'clock this r
refrain- tween midnight and 9 o
8 there had fallen at Ha
e crowd than three an<1 a half In
?a literal cloudburst.
- ?, sparsely settled country
o pieces. ^a(j jt ora8hed from
j-saving sta- hack came the pron
* neNje* by Rear Admiral Ch
k 2 P i "The fleet thank
thunder and partlng word8 and w
p ween m ( - ^ ,-gflgpt honor upon
norning. Be- th 8erv|ce/.
tteias more In batt,e format,?
ches of rain Kray shlps 8,,d by
But for the ya(ht- Just
h. ! Straight down the ch
much havoc nftpr ppnv hn]k rrft
the arials when t ions have unco1
ipt reply signed ing the occupam
arles D. Badger, offices and their
h you for your to reply.
Ill do Its utmost . nrwr>v
the country and A BORN
faennessy, tli
n the ponderous flgHreIn the can1
the trim little land fifty-four y<
Inside the capes, with his parent?
lannel, gray bulk a boy. He beg
nt hv. the crew i training as an ol
vered and challeng- tonl|5ht but
mf . and,C y mated that 1
political associates 80 000 el,Kib]
went to the
IRISHMAN. surprise If Cc
_ _ which also w
e most picturesque clared tha
yas, was born In Ire- ... , ?
ears ago and came * 8 orKar
i to Brooklyn when * , .
an his newspaper clal?ed J Jo
(lice hov and rnsn tn a '
inuuuiiif uitMii >%iis maac innurea ?
it was unofficially esti- and Mtr.
ess than 10,000 of the him $25
le voters in the republic He stat
polls. It would be no had fire*
ingress, the members of in the s
ere voted for today, de- that he (
lection void when that it out. M
>ized and revises the re- at the tir
to Charlo
s of the Catholic party this mo
ng lead, although they clerks at
1 no so by Mr. J. E. Walters
Walters, who had offered
to burn the building. '
ed that Mr. Walters
1 a trash barrel sitting
tore Saturday night, but
Taylor) went back aud put
lr. Walters was not in town
ne of the fire, having gone
tte Sunday night, returning
rning: The young , 1
the store and boards i
""lis ?unaay, sinueu m
dent.
"Well, we've just com
church," they Insisted. "Y<
k preach, you know."
>' A "I can't preach." remarl
Pres'dent, modestly.
W'A poTTtlcal sermon?" sup
TOlce, and the President Join<
laugh that followed.
Big boxes of flowers were
ed to the President over tlv
ib ritui- an^ jORg human Hfe
. resulted from the storm,
f .n} nlng struck In many pi
were torn to pieces and
,?,i ?,? in Places torn up.
The storm was felt at
4 , the entire North Carolln
7, * ^lns for 24 hours ha\e
a in tne jn njj parta Qf eastern No
. with washouts report*
present- piaces rajn Gf the p
e rail o , . hrouclit the total
W \ ii J* llnert the ral1 nuarti
The light- bandfl Qn parade. F
aces. Trees Wyomlngi America'!
the ground warcraft, her bows
, . , the water upturning
points along At her maBthead flev
a coast. The 8tarred (jaR Qf the c
admiral. Rut two f
irth Carolina hind, and directly i
o.i 8?me Arkansas, flagship c
,ast 24 hours { under Rpar A
precipitation nr...... ? ?..
?rs, marines and I the position of
Irst came the big j The New York I
3 latest word in meantime one t<
sliding through semhly, during 1
a sheaf of foam, life-long friends'
f the hlue double ! zer, then Demc
ouimandlng rear! When Suiter bee
ihips lengths be- hia .early apj^oii
n her wake, the | as "executive an
if the first divis- gave him th eop
dmiral Cameron j gate state depar
managing editor of wer? unab ,
'ress, serving in the ^ ^ot,e8 P?n
in the state as- ! ^erico Ga.
vhich he gained the j COIh ... ,
hip of William Sul- " iu ,
icratic floor leader. | ?r.a y thougl
aine governor ono of j az Sen
itees Vvas Ilenneisy ; ][Jie Libera
iditor," a place that f<\ro.a.1? ,
portunity to invest!- Pr'nted ticke
tments. Always op- ,.r ??n,
i write their r
to estimate the number | the Waltc
ed for their candidates, says that
nboa and General Has- repeatedl;
building ;
im Is correct, it is Ren- to her en
ht that General Felix the paym
or Requena are second. I He says I
I candidates, Manuel store he f
Flores Magon, had no j the trash
ts at the polling places, and light
uents being obliged to locked th
lames on blank ballots, the road.
Ts on Cemetery street.
Mrs. Walters was after b,
f yesterday to set fire to iY *
agd that he finally yield
itreatles on the promise
ent of $25 for his service1
hat when he closed up #?.'
Irst threw a lighted clgai '
hnm?l and then
ed the trash with a matel
e door and wen) on dowi
that when he reached thi
his observation car at man
en route. The biRRest de
tlons occurred at Salisbury a
lotte, N. C., Spartanburg an
vllle, S. C., and Gainesville
lanta, Oa.
IN FAMILIAR PATH
Many of the cities brou
miliar memories to mind, as
son spent his early life In thl
He Dractlced law In Atlam
y points, a(. w|]m{ngton, N- C., i
monatra- j ten inrne8 during the mc
? " I her. Lumberton, Nags
J0*'* I hern, Washington, Klii
and At- an(1 other points throug
North Carolina report he
S.
*bt w'?; CLEMSON CADE
s region. AT THE STA1]
ta. The
. , mt'U., >Y IU?1U^ , PIUH
,p.i ?nAar Then at ?**<* in
Mtt !? ?Te the Utah, the Florid
ea(,* /,?]"" Kansas, Vermont an
sabeth City In thelr wake gl
hout eastern trouble? Hmpod t,
avy rain. Reft, AdmJral Frank
ship, flags out ann
mo position," at last tl
Conoma scurried by
rE FAIR on its way. A few n
ply ships and colliei
3 aiuiifs* I H^niiifs ? uai uc
itervals followed Hennessy enterei
la, the Deleware, I with allowed dl?
d Ohio. I larlty that hav
gnalling "engine shadowing all el
he Connecticut, ' zer is confining
E. Beattie's flag- I sixth assembly <
ounclng "out of ! ing several spec
le little sea tug ing the story he
and the fleet was would not perm
illes out the sup- i trial. Tammar
rs. with the hos- | pressed the hope
[I the local campaign > President
[closures of irregu-18Pe. . e
e come near over- TT ^ decree v
Ise. Meanwhile Sul- ^ tf>1"
his activities to the army 'roni '
11 strict, and is niak- < Pre8ent aum
(ches each day, tell- ; *'ie deputies
declares his counsel 1?
It him to tell at his Koyerning th
ly leaders have ex- " s:i'd ton
i that Sulzer's advent fongress Is i
..... . Ih<i? r>o?
Huerta did not vote. He oil mill 1
f at his suburban homo. | out of th
111 be issued by General ! The wli
iorro\v increasing the Are, blow
S5.000 men, its alleged ! southeast
her, to 150,000. Since by lot bel
and senators are not was also
he election provisions ! were sav<
e presidential elections, I persons \
light that the choice for nearby w
assured. It is assumed | The bu
>,,-.11,1 novtv ...ill v,?Manns, w
if saw the flames burstinj
e building.
nd was very high during tho
ing a stiff gale from the
A small barn on a nearonging
to Mr. Henry Plyler,
burned. Other buildings
?d by heroic work done by
vho brought water from
ells.
ilding owned by Dr. M'
ns worth anmothlncr IP
Misses Margaret and Jessie
were born at Gainesville, i
President pointed out the
Dr. Grayson as the train roll
Secretary Daniels, of the
partment, who also Is to spes
bile, was given a warm wel
route, particularly In his sta
Carolina.
On the President's tra(
about two hundred people, f
tnr thn Cnnthorn Cftm nion
md" "the Scr,,h Football Team I)
house to ?,a Tram *? Har
led by. (iame Thursdi
ik^t Mo- Special t? The News.
Icome en | Clemson College, Oct.
te. North , the corps of cadets of t
I lege, over 700 strong, w
In were ' Columbia over the Sout
ill bound ' ?' Greenville nnd Spar
del Pnn- ! encamp at the state fair
rwr. pttal ?hlp solace, wl
efents (.< o^t Qf the Uoarts ah<
d'Fou)?ht review, awaited the
iy. The fleet headed '
a day of leave-taklni
monial. Assistant
27.?Today, Velt In the Dolphin
IMemson Col- ton Roads In the et
Mil leave for swarm of launches
hern by way i scurried all over t
tanburg and i hurrying the laggar
grounds for Watch" In shlD. cai
llch hart steamed into tne campai
?ad of the formal outside the sixl
fleet's- coming. their candidate
to open sea after E. McCall, and c
g and naval cere- inees will benefit
Secretary Roose- city.
reached Hamp- MITCHEL '
irly mornirvg. A
and whale boats Although not
he quiet waters, Mr. Hennessy, J
ds of the "shore Fusion nominee
Tying wives and ing his fight on
gn will ne resented w,?"
:h district and that majority In b
for mayor. Edward |
?thor Tammany 110m- TATTP CC
: in other parts of the AAIj KjK.
FROM
VS. TAMMANY.
as aggressively as And Consign
tohn Purroy Mitchel, Customs I
for mayor, is mak- . ,
Tammany Hall and ? '
oth chamber and senate. $2,000 ar
I half that
had $1,5<
)STLY PLUMES of goods.
: WOMAN'S HAT Sich
____ j Mr. Ttoac
Tliem to Furnace of Plo.ye.? to
i m jail an
louse?Single Seizure i tjon for
IAOO Aigrettes. ' rest of M
,
id was Insured toyamount!
Walter
)0 insurance on thay.
The dwelling of r
tton Mills \<*as worth
covered . by InsS * |
h S. Stewart has beeii ,_!
defend Taylor, who is nr
(1 will at oi\?e make appltc
ball. Warrants for the a
r. and Mrs. Jojin E. WalW
IA/1 K.. A jf ~ I.. A A ~ _ 1 *
gresB. Senator Fletcher of
president of the organizatioi
part of the delegation bac
Prenldent'B car during the j
to Hhake hands, and Mr. Wll
came forward Into the T*u
greet dome of the ladles In t
DEMOCRATS EXPECT T<
Florida, I the remainder of the v
a, took a oorps ia one of the k
k in the i United States conslstinj
ifternoon j and twelve companies,
son later Kanizntions will attend
llman to will as usual be one of
he party, tractions at Columbia di
I week.
r* u-iv Tuesday, a portion <
\\ is. will take part in a slia
posed by some companii
c-anlzpd militia of this
reek. This SWpetheartR out of t
irgest in the to take their loved *
5 of a band aea> getting the
All these or- aboard, and gener
the fair and fleet shipshape for l
the main at
jrlng the big MAKKS NKW MOl
3f the corps
m battle op- counsel Seeks to
es of the or- I xot Ciu
state. This I
he big ships soon j McCall, its rand
ones down to the tool of Charles 1
last shore mail leader. Charh
ally Retting the Socialist candid;
the cruise. Mitchel and M
* trolled."
m FOR THAW. pa|AK"n'^h7remar.
? I minor offices ai
Knter Plea of aembly. With
lilty. I active and with
I additional disrh
Idate, as the alleged I New York
<\ Murphy, Tammany . single selzur
as Kdward Russell, have made s
*te, is opposing both , prohibiting
cCall as "boss con- grettes went
I at the custo
the mayoralty cam- 0f plumes va
? many contests for Miss Edna f
id for the state as- n former po
all these candidates arrived yest<
Hennessy promising j The younp
>su res: with Sulzer's '
:, Oct. 27.?The largest Oaskey, <
e the customs inspectors accessort(
ince the new regulations have bee
the Importation of ai- 0f South
into effect is on record store hou
ms house today as that both as t
lued at $?00, taken from |
McLaughlin, daughter of ( \ |<: <
lice inspector here, who I '
;rday from Europe.
I woman had frankly de- General !
, n fno L nro o a r\o nf
icu i>.v .via^iai r?ie jonn i
charging them with beln
"*s to the hy#nfng and.the
n arrested. ; Under the la\
Carolina, tthe burning of a
se is made a capital' offense!/
o principals anfb aepa88orie?f
ilFTS TO JOHNS HOI'KIVd
Education Hoard Announces
I iOOKH HS II lilt-ill,. tin*.
Walsh Would Get OO.OOO P
Boston, Oct. 27.?Predli
victory In the state electloi
vember 4 came from rival <
day. Chairman Riley of tl
cratlc state commission 1
statement In which he said:
"Observers who know eve
the political situation una
admit that Lieut. Gov. Dav
1 ^ VrVlA. 1 ...111
inraiitv battle will take place
it rn iij. | track at fajr groUT]
etions of ing the sham battle a co
n on No- cadets organized at w
'amps to- will give an exhibition
le Demo- company will be con:
asued a Cadet A. R. Boyd and
i be well worth seeing. <
ry side of i day a competitive drill 1
inlmously panies of the National (
Id Walsh ! held. This competitive
iv/MfAii- i * /? feom
In the race | New York, Oct. 2
ids. Follow- j hauH, of counsel for
mpany of the 1 this afternoon atter
ar strength the supreme court a
drill. The for his client to the
imanded by lng Thaw with com
the drill will ' haus explained that
On this same should be taken he
between com- that ball be fixed fo
luard will be should this request
drill Is not ball furnished, Thm
nl t Vior Plorrt . o rn f
5.?Louis J. Vor- continued speed
Harry K. Thaw, j Side and McOall
npted to enter In ! speaking almoal
plea of not guilty ^ day, the preaen
Indictment charg- be the hotteat ol
aplracy. Mr. Vor- election will he
aa aoon as a plea
i Intended to aak children of the
r Thaw, and that: .
. he granted and j * n
k would not have | Chicago, Oct.
li making in the Hast apparel whl<
, Mitehel and Russell $8,000 and
t continuously every i learned that
t week bids fair to ration the ii
r the campaign. The aigrettes. S
held on November 4. bought the
1 but learned
Street to Have Big 24 hourh bel
. rr...., I been Issued 1
rrWV ! feathers wh.
27.?Chicago's chil- ed in this c<
a4 ovo to hnvo o TV* *1 I ? *
tvo V V? UWI 1,1ft
:h was valued In all at I
was shocked when she *
regardless of her decla- educatior
ispectors must seize the !l
he protested that she had J0*"* ,!f's
plumes In this country, I totalling ^
to her dismay that only f , ,we
fore arrival an order had ?
'or the seizure of all such I! ,[
Hher originally purchas- X0.,, c
sun try or abroad. 2 0 JLe.K<:'
a,? _ a, to Hintni
s Totaling $1,900,000. /
'ork, Oct. 25.?The general
1 board, which was founded
rs ago by John I>. Rockefelnight
announced donations
$1,950,000. Tho following
re announced:" $1,500,000
Hopkins school, Baltimore;
to Barnard College, New
y; $200,000 to Wellesleje
Wellesley, Mass.; $50,000
i Pnllpec l!intnn Wis
. f llCUUUrK Mill un ciciu
. nor by a plurality estimate
"/ ' .000."
Governor Foss, who Is ru
re-election as an Independ
, nounced: "I am always def
days before the election, 1
- ways land on my feet when
are counted."
^During the coming wee*
Cummins of Iowa and Senal
of Idaho are expected to as*
~ upru 11/ * Hi* * nwrin i i win
(1 at 90,- son or the Citadel.
Wednesday, Thursdaj
nnlng for there will be either rovh
ent, an- The governor of the stt
eated ten ably receive the revle\
but T al- these daS's but the plan?
the votes ture have not been d
ran?ed.
i Senator' The Clemson exhibits
tor Borah ' been the features of the
ilat in the Klve promise to be bett
VI Ml,-I V-/ IV 1U IV/ II XT* T 1 * Will
i until the time set f<
r and Friday |
bw or parade. F|pe Vmaaen Heavy
ltenn lr0l'f Military
v on one or ,
t for this fea-' Oxford, N. C., Sp
eflnitely ar- state, Oct. 24.?At
in* the barracks of
i have always tary School took I
fair and they Known source and
ter thnn ever the students and I
111 n i t?iii|/niiu o ui ru wi tuc fin c
>r his trial. nleipal Chrlstra;
time this year.
l<oss at Horner ,n ? nt Park 1
, and Is to bo pli
nrnooi. enough before tl
cclal to Columbia ran be sprayed
12:15 this morn- a spire of gllstei
the Horner Mill- I According to
fire fronv an un- , clpal Christmas
burned down. All lake front Is t<
teachers are safe during the weel
? ?.o ?.?/ ? ?.?- i rinisnen \
as tree for the first 1 spector final
The tree Is a stand plumes from
aclng the lake front, inK and sent
iced In position long stores. Thf
He holidays, so that It view of the
with water and make i the law, be
ling ice. In the bnsen
plans of the Muni
Tree Association, the
> be a blase of light COLD AM>
c or more the tree ]
vim explanations, me in
ly plucked the costly The b
the hat they were adorn- Medical
them to the appraisers' condition
ky will, undoubtedly. In P''1" " tl
unequivocal language of v?tp the!
conslged to the furnace an(' class
lent of the public stores. I ma('e by
I school ai
ItAIN FOR THIS WHISK.
I the emln
Ir gift to Johns Hopkins
School, made with the sole
i that the iucqme be used to /
lie staff of professors to der
entire tlmd to their studies
les, is the flrs{ donation ever ""
the board to a medical
nd the largest' single donaboard
has pver mad?;,lo any
m of learning. In lienor of
ent pathologist whose work
Un..tid a ... i * \v *
campaign of Representative
the Republican candidate.
.Jflram Johnson of Callfoml
car Strduss of New York
tho stump In behalf of Mr.
Day of Gloom In Mine T?
Burial*
Dawson, N. M., Oct. 27.today
132 of the victims ol
Gardner, ; tnia year.
Governor' The Clemaon arm
a and Ob- Georgia scrub* in a
will take Kfnie at Abbeville Thur
Bird. . 23. The score being 2
j favor. Everybody is i
forward to the great C
* ?on game on Thursday
| which will be the bigg
-By noon of tho
' the Stag I
KoH l,n,.n , Ev-Glllltnill of Yiilo <
I and lodged in ci
bs beat the gchool will contlnut
hard-fought be placed in prlva
sday, October present. Temporar
! to 0 In our be erected at onct
now looking saved little. The
arolina-Clem-| covered by Insurant
of fair week, the firemen saved
est attraction borne, the dining hi
C. G. B. antj old barracks.
'row I?cft<l. I '
ty homes, The win bo in i
b, the students to chorals will be i
te homes for the trlbuted.
y quarters are to
\ T,lft Wealthy Oirl li
loss Is $20,000, j
:e. By hard work j n|
Colonel Horner's Boston, Oct,
nil, storage rooms hero today that
______ the wealthy yo
J#_ _ L, _ t who was deporte
>osuion. unrisiman Disturbance
sung and present din
WashingU
i Deported and DIs- turpR below
ppears. "ted hrougl
27.?Word reached
Miss Mary Compton, , ''/vdisturl
ung English woman. Valley toda:
id two weeks ago, had with rains ii
Over Mississippi Valley ,,nB ll'"K
* ~ , Hopkins,
v.nK Eastward. Welch er
>n. Oct. 26.?Tempera- (tion and
normal with rain dlstrlb-'
jout the country featured
bureau's forecast for the
public today. Kershi
>ance over the Mississippi Pecord,
v will advance eastward was cre?i
1 the Eastern and South- our stree
1 x liitMiuiieii wiiu juuun
it Is to be called the William
idowment for clinical educaresearch.
I
! at Kershaw Bites Other , i
Canines. * 5
iw Special, toy Columbia /
Oct. 27.?Sdmp excitement
ited yeatedftiy " morning on
>ts by the truAden appearance
1 A ^ t.ll ? ? '
burled. The major part of '
now being recovered are in
dltlon that they cannot be r
laid out In the morgue f<
funeral aervlcea.
The Red Crosa, the Salva<
and the Stag Canon Fuel
at one* will begin their eff<
range the affair* of the dee
famlllea.
the bodies ^ Boston, Oct. 27.?T
*ueh con- ( jnchard C. Whittier, i
ihlpped or tain Gf the Yale crew,
>r public Harvard In 1905, w
I today. He was master
tlon Army J fret school until this f
Company ' n*ss forced him to relli
>rts to ar- I attion. His death was d
id miners' disease. He was 30 y
I leaves a widow.
?? I K niuri 11 nmr ui ii
'he death of | Lafayette, Ind.,
vho was cap- the Rev. S, A. Bingt
which defeat- lng the funeral of
as announced yesterday a baby
of the Pom- Young's widow in
all, when 111-( the house. The w
iqulsh his po- interrupted the ae
ue to Brlght's minutes. Young f<
-ears old and light on a building
ago and was fatally
mo i? ?? r u^rai. * otHappearcd rro
Oct. 27.?While nadian, 4 8 hour
ifeen was conduct- | this port. Cat
J. O. Young here , Canadian report
girl was born to | Wlnlfredlan. wh
another room of erpool today, th
alia of the Infant of the ship fa
rvicea for a few trdce of the wo
ill through a sky- I wlo said she I
; here & few days vestlgate spirit
r injured. ai being mildly
ra tne steamsnip la- eastern siau
u after It sailed from day, and wil
>taln Bullock of the ly colder w<
:ed by wireless to pie great Cent
ilch arrived from Iliv-1 states Mond;
int a thorough searfh Tuesday or
tlejd to disclose ;Jiy bulletin,
mjn. Miss ComptAn, j "This cha
ial come here to flh- be attended
utftlsm, was reported Southern st
Cisane. I Peninsular.'
h moumiy iiikhi ur i uvir ui h mtu
1 bo followed by decided- j doge am1
Bather overspreading the Mr. Thor
ral valleys and Gulf j but he J
By and the Eastern states The dog
Wednesday," says the Some of
immedta
nge to cold weather will large. '
by general frosts In the lively ch
ates except the Florida peared t
by J. M.
I &
1 iQUKi WLTirn UIl KUIIU) UIJ>|
I cam?vnear biting a ?<> I
naa. f\. made a lunge ? B I
umpqg and turned hie.
tore bis coat In thew|L .,?
the dogs bitten werMjJ *
toly. Borne are
rhe dog tfns ktllc
iaae. / no' ^ r
his moral
Carton *
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ik r.:\. -jinzimm
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