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7U 1 H/ft f till ^1/^''' *?y \ -v A / .... ym ~ // /' S>""' u 1Jt : ^ VOL. 9, NO. 10, SK nrn MiirRTi MI-WEEKLY. y LANCAST] t ER, S. C., TUESDAY, N< jrrjp )VH.M BKK 4, 1013. $1.50 PER YEAR. litN. HUhKIA UKUtK , 10 REFIGNPRESIDI Mexican Executive Forci (Jive One ?f Two Answe tu IWAI5UNURGESFA ml TO CONSERVECOF I ! sd to The Commissioner rs. Hiph Prices. RMERS | RENEWED EFF( ?N CROP Mill Predicts With Executive Ou Solution of Probl )RT TO 'PINALBATH PE HUERTA ATTACK A it of the Way, Harvester Co em is E:isv. \ LEINU.S. LOWNDE: GAINST TRUST FOI Brings Forth Fnion Mi T I ~ 1 'r i S BROWNING REM! I GOVERNORSHIP in Announces His Federa iRKABLE MOVE IN SULZER'S CASE I Court Called On to HAS MADE NO REPLY Southern Republic No Ijonger 1 That Washington (iovernin Favors Rebel Clause. Mexico City, Nov. 3.?Pr< Huerta has been told he must YET. CAUSED BY SH< [)mil>t.s Federal Estimate For S? eut line is Challenged?Ci in Other Section ;sident The following statemen resign misdioner Watson appean )RTAGE. TO SOUND OU ?uth Curo- \o Denial of the iCu >a<litioiLs Meiuiur(*s Should >| s. Refuse to 1 t by Com- Washington, No\ B(1 in Sun- every official of the T EUROPE. EFFORT TO I) inor of Drastic Kwlernl liiiuycrs iexicaii Kuler Days in l*i lipid. Arm r. 2.?Though St. Paul, Minn United States cnmpnio i? ??" ? *m uv^iii laiem. ISSOLVE TRUST OUTLINES Will Occupy Two Wouhl Re?| resenting Their Voting ii urn cuts. Sc Nov. 3.?Final ar- The folio1 '??5*^.l Hi a norn/i T* 1. - i and.dacy. * HIS PLATFORM. ALLEC uire KeRistration 1mm- Petition i Primary?Tax ami Char liool Heforms. iving announcement ap Intervene. ;es group rules. Against Glynn and Others ges Tliat Few Men Have Gained Control. the presidency of Mexico witho of time and that he must not as his successor Gen. Aui Blanquet, his minister of war, other member of his official far of the unofficial coterie whoi might be expected to control, ultimatum from Washington wt voyed to President Huerta tt his nrivnto eonrnton- t". ut loss aay8 vl?!!imDla HUlto: , Predicting an unprecedi leave jor corn next year and ( ellano the federal census flgurt or any South Carolina crop, Coi nllv or Watson of South Carolina issued a statement to the Ql 116 the state urging that the This this year's corn crop, is con- The statement follows: trough "Though the federal go , preliminary estimate of th< government has bee anted price maintain absolute sil challenging plans of the Washing (s for the tion for solving the M mmissioner are worked out. it l yesterday from well-informed farmers of that efforts to bring y conserve Victoriano Huerta's r the provision preside are being prosecuted vernment's ! determination. a corn r*rnn I Thf> riippoqq r*f nnv in cautioned to ment's suit to d ence while the tional Harveste ton administra- monopoly in violt lexican problem anti-trust law b< became known district court liei sources today was filed more tli about General ago. etircment from According to ;ncy of Mexico made this mornl with renewed cate and report < itobert S. Taylor inn-u oiuies govern- ^ 1 issolve the Interna- Saturday: r Company as a Lowndes . ition of the Sherman 'n Union co ?gan in the federal (,ay that he 1 re today. The case S?v?rnor of an a year and a half Democratic r Mr. Jlrowi an announcement "'e in South ing after the certi- of years, ha 3f Special Examiner the house had been returned was ehairmai ; v_uiumma State of last ?ew tion of J. Browning of Sedalia, col,rt ol unty, announced yester- moval ft would be a candidate for York wt South Carolina in the courts f ?rimary next summer. liam H. ling has been in public In a r Carolina for a number legos th vlng served three terms ment of of representatives. He passed f n of tlie ways and means eroun 01 vork, Oct. 31.?The convicWilliam Sulzer by the high ' impeachment and his re om ofilce as governor of New is thrown into tho federal or review yesterday by WilMoore, a printer of this city, emarkable petition Moore alat the control of the governthe state of New York haa rom the people to a small F citl'/ono o*wl by Nelson O'Shaughnessy, the i can charge d'affaires, acting Instructions from the state d ment. Senor Rahago presented the i randutn to his chief late Sunda up to this evening President I had returned no answer and, as could be learned, had guard iuuukc ln gouth Carolina this voa \meri- only about the same sizi under that of last year there lemrt- question that South Ca raised during 1013 the 1; best crop of corn in her 1 memo- in my opinion the estiniai y, hut to is almost farcical. T luerta au Intimate knowle< hy personal observation of as far that have prevailed i oi led its nml pnnior r?f Hiq uto e. r indicates stitutional election th e crop as I posed, especially In so can be no I contemplate partlclpat rolina lias I stitutionalists, depend arrest and of the United States i ilstory and [ the elimination of Hu to referred promised to turn ove his I say power after an electioi Ige gained government is now w conditions declaration on his pat 'cry nook j MAY ASSIST GOV < .. .v.. u luii- 10 ilit* court, con at may be pro- ment will occupy far as it would possibly a portiot ion by the Con- sion in present! Is, in the view was indicated tha government, on ment of the defei erta. Since he longer, r the executive Attorney Genei a, the American nolds, Edwin P. aiting for some assistant to the a t. Joseph D. Darlii HRNMKNT. I departmen nsel for the govern- committee the entire day and 1:,11-1'J1 2. 1 of tomorrow's ses- l?r re-electio ng arguments. It Mr- Brownin t the brief and argu- ,ifp a,lfl use might take even of t,1P Union He was presi ral James C. McRey- *>' Fair Ass Clrosvenor. special declining rettorney general, and PLATF igton, special agent t of justice, wore In Mr. Drown during ho session of quently He was .ot a candidate ing a re n to tiv house in 1913. as guar; g has heen a farmer all tution. is at present president Moorr County Farmers' Union. j0jn ^al dent of the Union Coun- any nf | oeiation for two years, prays f0 election. to Sulzf "OHM OUTLINED. arrogati veno in < ting issued vestordav tno - . CXI VI ill ell* uuuseNew York is no longer enjoypublican form of government mteed by the federal constl seeks to have the court enrtin IT. Glynn from having the functions of governor, r the restoration of the office r, attacks the assembly for ng to itself the power to con?xtra session and pass articles contents from almost all of his < and intimate eouncellors. ON 10 OF TWO ANSWERS Those who learned of the Wa ton note regard General Huerti sitton as one In which he wi forced to give one of two ansv refusal point blank to compl> the demand, possibly going so to hand the diplomatic repre tive hts nassnnrt or tl<?> uliroi official CARE OF PRODU "Whether or not. hov 3. have raised a bumper cr? shing- supreme importance that t i*s po- ,n So"th Carolina b extrc 11 be ful to take eare of all the vers? they have raised this year r wjth earefully restrain from wa far as an<1 that they take the besl senta- tho product, noiinn "There is a hie shortai r. j uui. I should Huerta r??tl | another there is a pos rever, we United States may a >p it is of pose the situation tli lie farmers cessor. lint if the el uiely rare- clared invalid by Hut s corn that may eontinre in powe ; that they , ton adminis ration, it isteful use. I would look upon such L of care of as an evidence of tli | tlie provisional autl l?n in rnrn iliipt nn nlontl^n ???*. Ire in favor of t,1P f it>' to repres sil)ility that tin- , T,lP Harvester ttempt to com- "nn<' a formidab rough his sue- l"cludinR Judge lections arc de- Hmaha, ! rani >rta. so that he [/'V1' Hdgar A. r, the Washing- ^i,so?. Phillip is pointed out, ,,< my and \V. A a proclamation being from (' e incapacity of __ . __ mritios to con- MAN IS KI1 ont the government, following on Company had on bo le array of counsel, 'n 11*14 in t William 1). Mctlugh Summarized < H. Kellogg of St. as follows: Rancroft, John P. "First. K A. Post, Victor A. should be al . Stilwell, the last ho wni H?al hicago. the action of -?? in the gent should ho al ' the na in in p oi impe tline of his platform: petition a candidate for governor nation o he Democratic primary. Memh briefly, my platform is nient, (!< oral C'ai Ivory white Democrat gtate de lowed to vote, provided aro nam ify himself to maintain zpr was the Democratic primary c]oar. ral election. No man Shorn (lowed to participate in charges of o otoln nchment and concludes his with :i prayer for an exami>f the state's books, ers of tho court of impeachavr-rnor Glynn, Attorney Gen mody. Secretary May of the partnient and Sul/.er himself ed as defendants. Why Sulinade a defendant Is not of its verbage, the petition a certain grouo of men- con of himself officially. Those m< tlmate with the President insl* the latter course will not be for many reasons, chief among is that such action would be mount to submission to the i Official Mexico is no longer in that the Washington administ favors the rebel cause and ii vinced that this is the means a< by President Wilson and Sec ist in- throughout the United Sti it that Pnan Russia, Spain. Italy taken P per, Japan. Uulgarla. f which an<i Tunis, and the prelim tanta- mate of the world's crop rebels, her 25 calls for a total pre doubt on,y 2, 766,000,000 whi< ration Per cent less than was ralsi i con- countries last year. 'opted is manifest, therefn retary state like this which is s' ? onrn ltes, Euro- forth with definite pr< . Hungary in rehabilitating the Switzerland maohlnerv of the com ilnary esti-| Just now the futur in Septem- United States is being xluction of formally made knowi sh is 2 2.4 circles abroad and th ed in these ! tions that before mar | governments generallj re, that a apprised of the Ameri till buying is unlikely that the i. ....Kin, ...mi- ATJOTH iposals to assist -Mi* vixi governmental ? itry. Span Aiken I) e policy of the While Street quietly and In- Critical 1 in diplomatic ere are intima- Anderson Sp ly days foreign Stnte, Nov. 3.?S ' will have been Street Allison in can attitude. It from gunshot \ re will be any Clllbert, Ford Sr :er may die jj^vj ... i election for 1 ies From w ounds dent, as was Allison Is in n alleged mem Condition. party. "Second, eeinl to Colvimbla reform of o >pan Aiken is dead, properly r? a critical condition property tax rounds, and T. G. eliminated. >ringfleld and John ?? - Democrat and then sup- t, * her party in the general olllain<>(, 'resident am 1 Vice Prosi- omceR done in 1912 by certain , bers of the Progressive I believe In the thorough It will ur financial system. If self rais igulated, the personal be had can and should be extraord Under our present sys- to take mrtly of the defendants and f men unnamed, with having control of the state, its many nd vast funds, for their sole benefit. SULZFMl'S POINT. 1 be recalled that Sulzer himed the contention that since convened the legislature in inary session it had no right up the question of impeach xji.vim iu MMsiitti i arraiizil 10 w General Huerta summoned i national palace tonight the matic corps, but for what pi was not revealed. Three of th< isters, those of Germany, Norwi Russia, were absent. They hav< In Vera Cruz, where they were 1 ference with President Wl represstatlve, John Rliul, who derstood to be fully conversant the latest representations from ' in. ? w. ,, ..Win VIM- v? rm, uu ill to the itR quality, will be In a pr dlplo- Vp?r to realize excellent p irpose Rtate Interchange of corn. s ni,n" IIIOII TRICES, and 0 teen "'n n letter to me frc n con- 'I10 largest houses Inside llson's doing a large busitif*s In is un- manager of the company si t with " *1? ?ur opinion corn Wash- fron} $1.25 to $1.50 per itiier wnai ; puoncuuon or me A >sition this i until Europe has I roflts from sounded out. WANT SUPPORT C What the United Si ?m one of J8 that th the state ,n(,i0!lte auppor i corn the jto ?o've the problem nyH. j approach the Mexico wlli retail trat,on ,n a ,1nal efToi bushel the i eliln,nat,on of merican policy J Allison are under jeen formally of a shooting night. Tliov are said >F POWERS. inR topothor< Wh Lates desires, it c-lrPPt Allison ha ie powers shall :'front Gf Gilbert's I of its efforts lowjnR (his. witl so that it may | ^lP (rouble, took City adminis- ) tho yard and hou t to secure the sai(J"to have follt t. The confer- thr ,loor entered arrest a8 the^result hold and kH Piedmont Sunday stock lf a f;, . , . . . , i if a merchai to have been drink- ' frpquontlv <v en Springfield and rtv if { "1 an altercation in in mortgages home. Gilbert fol- ]ike u QnrTl7fi ?l f n5'??mp and th Springfield toward most a,)le to ise. The others are Leive tho rhnrLbJei!".Kk'vPmment. i ran noi nine ms nouse- mem un chen furniture, his live The si rmor, his stock of goods zcr, who it, but he can and very i'ig for oes hide his personal district, t is principally invested make, i, stocks, bonds and the that in ix should ho a tax on in- individu us you will reach those political pay and those who re- It is eatest protection from "claimin nicnt" vi tier tlio circumstances, ait came as a surprise to Sulis now in this city campaigntlie assembly from the. sixth lie had no statement to Moore is a printer. He said his suit he was acting as an al and not for any cause or faction. charged that the defendants g to he a court of impeachoted that William Sulzer was Ington. ADVANCE OF REBELS. Changes In the military siti throughout the country toda: eluded, according to the repor advance of the rebels to attack tecas but the government be that the gnrrison there is sufflc strong to resist an attack su fully. Queretare, capital of the sts coming summer, and we the matter of high price? brought to bear on them, nation jiave a lot of forage and 7 iu- ffrent feed stuffs, that t t, the take care of the corn unti Zaca- nier months when corn I dieves higher than any other ti iently year, anil another thing ceess- think would hold the prh down is the planting of a ite of rrop which woultt curtail believe if . vc *11 >, ,a ^ruz . could be|IJnd- President Wll. while we representative, and th? other dlf- weR,an a,ul German hev could not l)ppn explained I 1 tiie sum thought to be a part < Is always of the sup,: me in the Kovernments that we Senator Ilacon, eli ^e Of rnrn foreign relations eo large oat fprrp<1 w,th President the use of white House late todi ueiween jonn ,, . soil's personal pm '00, Ki e Russian, Nor- f?i?bert and Rpr ministers, has | Kun n. pistol. iero. but it is 1 %Vf?llln',s 4 "P?n th of the program R'?. that there w ?ort of foreign | f,(,rs> but n?ne 0 had arms when t airman of the tllJ^"(on filed tod mmlttee, con- 'son may not Wilson at the ay but declined oroner Hardir .rred I I J mon ft ^errlble hft ma(1(l ? Pt L <Jhnnti ?\t county fund, f \5l m * ?n ? '! tios would al w -IT5810'1 and all the , ; . . akon- would rereiv Mv"J t*l n??n a^d R?hool dlstrk through the be a)lowod t , ??,i ovi* witv ? li fund by local i and Sheriff Ashley . fl shall advocate a thor- guilty a of our school system articles tional school tax should proceed! ate fund instead of a defendai Thus the richer conn- in symp id the poorer counties, dants, tr children of our state ernor of e equal benefit. Each wrongfu t should, as at present, suminp o supplement this state duties ai levies for their Individ- I'SI? The state however ? s charged in several of the in which the impeachment ngs were based, and that the it. Martin II. Glynn, acting athy with the other defen>ok the oath of office of govthe state of New York and lly assumed and is still asto exercise all the powers, ad functions of that office. sO OFFICIAL POWER. lim Muiiiu iiuiuk, on me main i the National Railway, south o Luis Potosi, is 8urruoCOgi7-i Luis Potosi, is surrounded by and practically in a state of North of San Luis Potosi a method has been nrropted by rebels to prevent the operatic trains. Placards addressed to road employes have been j notifying them they will be h if they attempt to run the t ine 01 corn.' f San "The statement made by uerfljl 0f this letter I do not thin rebels garated and it Is for that r siege, j wi8h to urge every pos new porn in the state to eon ' the com. devote his attentioi on of ately to the planting of all i rail- forage erops that he possibl josted in that way get the full r anged profit on the corn that lie rains. jn the vonr 1011 T1.1a ! to diSCUSS Ills visit, the writer ' vtews on ,he situation, ik Is exae- **eoTK'a senator said eason that npede<' to l"R?re a ] isossor of mf-nt ?' the Mexican p serve the governments of Euro ii Immedi ,n some Pos'tlv? way era in and ten(l to 'oave In the ly can. and Un,,lt"d State? neasure of P?,io.v to pursued has raised a"d, ,hat V'*T w,n * their support. Asked for his , W .? K "KIn general, the " ?i^rman ' the one thing I , ? rnfn '' peaceful settle-| uore we" roblem was the j >pe to indicate ( ^ DOWN 11 that they in-' ? hands of the '/er?y Davh rniulation of a j Dan towara Mexico i , _ . ? AiKen is a orotner * i . 1. Aiken of this city. ' Kuari .u . should run i jvolved in the trou- tbp prpspnt ( ' does not mis !this purpose A 'SPKKnERS." he increased. Car Badly ' reform1'and naged. judicial proc 1 to Columbia Uec- tnay be obt bile on its way to length of tin - -. 'i ne o antee that each school a(|tjs> ar a certain period and if geveral , constitutional school tax gOVernoi <e sufficient revenue for an(J to j, , the state levy should zpnfi of , and obej I believe in a thorough truth ai simpliflcation /of our state," t >edure, whereby Justice against kilned In a reasonable citizens J ne. I am sure that the nient of ther defendants, the petition e using the power of their offices to maintain Glynn as to the exclusion of Sulzer nduce other officials and citlthe state to recognize, accept r Glynn as "though he was in id fact, governor of the o the usurpation of the office the plaintiff and his fellow of the state and the establisha government of a nersonal As a result the men are refusl take them out. Will Not Deny Report. Washington, Nov. 3.?' House officials tonight would n confirm nor deny the report thi United States had communl anew to the Huerta governme views concerning the necessit Huerta's retirement from the ng to 0rOp js remarkably free f ture and la in excellent cc be saved with the least pos hie." Mther awaited with keenest in it the i offlc,a,s horeIcated ' administration, \* nt its been consistently endep.i y of work out its plans in the q pro- diplomacy, continued to rom mois- FIND PEACEFUL indltion to ... . . isible trou- If th,R ,H madp so ) that C.eneral Huorta ________ he will he compelled t demand made by the erest by an(j a pPacefui goluth , . . . lean problem very p 'hlch has be fonnd .. wring to | Thp beHef Qf many V't f"1 the United States' insist that i|llor?n ?i??. ??..% imi< < oiumma the aul SOLUTION. 1 driven by Leroy F clear," he said. dmvn a"d bad,y c will understand r- Baid h?ve o accede to anv "* ?"d P" p Tho' United States' .I1"?,"' rhar,ost< ?n of the Mex-I n"? h (,?r?.we" romptly would " near Ttollings mi officials that if ;yr?1,n,thp rond can approach TV' 1^.1 ?? running at a dai omobile owned and present cone v Davidson was run rould be reli lamaged by another mission of been owned by W. would be fins uas, who claimed to suits. This r>n. lawyers, hut > going to Columbia poor em happened on the hill suits against 11. Several wagons decision? at the time and the final, hich was said to be ENFO lgerouslv high rate :ostton or our dockets selection eved, were there a com- place in three, whose decision crnment \\ as regards all damage fello would l>e hard on a few The 1< it would benefit greatly charges ployes who bring such point Mc corporations, provided on july i of this commission be August impeach RCfi ALL LAWS. the legit of the defendants in the stead of the republican govestahltshed by Moore and w citizens. legality of the impeachment also is attacked. On this ? >ore contends that in meeting 12 (probably intended for 12, the date upon which the ment charges were taken up) dature illegally assumed and visional presidency. Secretary ] was equally reticent. The Associated Press disps from Mexico City reporting th? sentation of an ultimatum fron government were read to Seci Bryan over the telephone lai night. lie manifested much in but said he would make no o comment. All during the evening the i - negotiations to compose tht ^ i would be more effective ' with secrecy, itches j outwardly admlnlstrntio ' Pr<>- i view the situation calmly 1 this tiipm express a feeling ol etary ovpr the future. It was evi e to~ ! a canvas of administrate terest that published stories fflcial armed Intervention were nc at this time. Persons clc secre- White House declared t b situation [jjo nations of the w If clothed yield, hut promlnen alists here, who know in officials sonaiiy, declare he wl and some 1 uniess force Is used. * optimism . one 0f the phases c Ident from j whlch Is a subject of ?n officials jn official circles, is th< predicting fieial denial of the ma >t Justified lng published every c ise to the intervention of some k hat both ' . , ttirned out to avo t?%n5it? ' Huerta'B per- '"1? T\ht,Vark ?' 111 never retire ?T' ( force that It was ???. ??i Davidson, Mrs. \ lay ^foree'aatlng ' "'^^Carvi it"irr #> working the road ind or another. ov., wltnA,fl tn t)l id the wagons when , ' , s head and crashed >rnont of the car driven by h kS' If Itting it with stich J'1 rfap !1 turned over. Mrs. b'!! .tho no Vilkes and Mrs. K. , wl!! b?Mmor,0 in the car. but for- t. s for a had fright. }? fnore.thc ,re(j ^factions do f Isor West. who was "at,f par,ty at the time, was an ef,ual n on/i im sun is the lur snail advocate the en-l"",w'i,",' all laws on the statute VPn<% am lioy are Rood, the state f"rni lie benefit. If they are f nessity for their repeal "Prfdnml quickly realized. were att ome candidates profess 8?ntbly r * tact that two poltical ?xist within the Demoof this state. With they could deny that the ninary of the day. I be- Tn,iur I Illegally "went through the reconvening and passing ar>f impeachment." These I" articles. Moore contiuues, ested by the clerk of the asis valid. idred Men Imported to Run Indianapolis Cars. .nn/Ola T v. .1 tary had been expecting new do ments and prepared to stay up li receive dispatches. The night o tor in the telegraph room of the department, who usually leave key at midnight, was ordi re( , work through the night. #News of the ultimatum had expected In official circles, th unusual efforts had been mad keep secret the plans of the adti tratlon. relop- j President Wilson aud ?te to Bryan were still hopeful ipera- policy of moral suasion won state and added that any assnm s the plans for intervention we i to laid was unwarranted. I So far ns the plans cf tl been 1st ration can he expressed I lough terms, the course that Is I o to sued is subject to change Hints- shifting developments of and hlirli nfflflnlo oilmlt < 0 . ?ii< 11 omciais as wort* that 'Hw^r ,f thoy wou,(1 authoriz *,, , >"< "nl.od S.? ,?U n,?" ,. ' measures in case Hue hir.fi viH'' ,h"y did n ',nK anything at all urffler I he adminIn general . tclng pur- OIL IIIXDH IN with the each day Petroleum District Kit ' Vt O # /I'tllf asked tonight mediately came t e a denial that a warrant lssue< ;ht use drastic rPrklesa drivers. t rta refused to rPached the plao ot care to say j)0th cars had con the present, cir- to Columbia. Indictment in FLAMK8. Chester Special ord, Nov. II.?Th* ineil by F/\plo- for Chester count 0 Camden and had lo,,f 1 for the alleged part> of >ut when the sheriff ? ropreaentat e of the accident, on tinued oti their way ' n n,a< J am opposed pllfied by Hu , Thirty Cases. 1?UH 'bosses' I am the ear to Columbia Ttec- any newspapr * fall term of eourt office of rov< y opened here this believe that t wing of the Democratic ' of autoT state which believes in J ons and ive form of government i xised hei the principles of our passengf lonal constitutions, and places o to 'boss rule' as exem- strike o1 erta in Mexico and var- J railway in this and other states. | More ididate of no 'boss' nor j breakers r. but am asking for the harns, n ?rnor on my record. I day and Vio OYOPllHvO lonrlele ? 1 Ml I ini., ? . ?? . UVU1UO nohile trucks, delivery waftvehicles of all kinds were re this morning to transport >rs from their homes to f work as a result of tho f the employes of the street system, than six hundred strikei, housed in the various car lade no appearance early tono attempt was made to Karly In the evening an Intlm was conveyed to Secretary Bry; the prosH ihat some announce was expected In Mexico Oity. I! qualnted President Wilson with fact but the President had r< when the news dispatches cam* f! was not awakened. i No Intimation had been rec up to midnight by the state de mcnt a sto what tlte nature of 1 worvl \r mlifht ho on/1 r\r\ nou/i atlon different phases of the situi in by up which make It impossih iment. dirt even their own course !e ac- future. # that I The#e Is a disposition stlred the present diplomatic effor i and fining the discussion to Infc leys at Vera Cruz and Me eived unembarrassed by the pub! part- any documents or the Llr iuer- pondence. The intention, ? ko/1 * ? 4 ?- ? ..." I sion?I/<?ss Over > fttlon crop ile to pre- ' Bucharest, Nov. 3 far In the mater at $5,000,000 hi by fires which are a to handle .. ,, . .. ts by con- ono ? w another >rmal par- euni district of Moren; xieo City. I The fire started yest Ication of explosion of a large w id corres- through the whole va It is be- , the hillsides, which HYOOO.OOO. morning with Jud of Anderson pre: ?A loss estl- W||] prot.nl,ly 001 (is been caused three weeks. V preading from cases are niimero in the peterol- Importance. bills of indlcemen ' | The civil dock* erday with the years. Thlrty-sev ell and spread been set for trial lley and along i carried over till were ' today a court. ge George R. Prince and judicial t siding. The court eminent are i itinue for the full tive spheres, /hlle the criminal should not h us, few are of ape- that of anoth The solicitor has "There an t ready in lift cases, forms that I it is the largest in in brief outli en Jury cases have which I shall and .10 have been 1 party as a ca the next term of | the Democrat .. ?.?.v8.n.anTc operate departments of our gov- morning supreme In their respeo- the str The authority of one were gu ie encroached upon my , hy polic< er. by strlk( i numerous minor remight mention, but this ? nes the principles upon ask the support of my Rev. I ndidnte for governor in ducting ,1c primary in 1914." M.ethodii pars ror me use or ine eariy traffic. The barns In which ike-breakers are quartered arded throughout the night > to prevent possible attacks 9 sympathizers. rc*? at Methodist Church. 1. S. Truesdel, who Is contho services In the- First st church, arrived yesterday i n n icpi/ iu?niii. i/w ??vr ?iw??i been received offlclall/ that a me if the diplomatic corps had been ed tonight. These developments 9 v . 0 ? ???? aocu uy inuiiy trained on? etlng to conduct conversation and call- with the Huerta officials 1 were until there are tangible deve <ervers, is mass or flames. Over proposals alight, all burning fu In secret ing the fires has beoom ilopments as most^M^'wells ^ 2 5 wells were. rioualy. Fight-1 Hon. Mendel L. ie very difficult candidate for gov< re Ic eruption. shaking hands wit Smith of Camden, 1 Bfnor, was In town. Cotton. . . . h his many friends. Seed / - morning tton Market. mon to ence last 13 %c continue 41c an<^7 p. i and preached hl/t first ?era large and attentive audlnight. The services will through the week at 3:30 m. i i . iii