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55222^ ft VOL. 9, NO. 47, SE MORE REGIMENTS TO IMTOrti :mi-weekly. SUFFRAGIST LKADEI Mrs. I'liiikliurst A^aiii o LANCASTE railway mea ]R, S. C. FRI DAY, MARC SURE 'TILLMAN OF 3L 13,1914. rrnn j ctc,\ka<h. I LI\U Miiuiiiccis Sm 51.50 PER YEAR. (iFNmiNnFS IU PAIKUL HI A Ninth and Seventeen L Texas Thursday. GEN. DIAZ IN WASIIII jKUtK m, lino Pankhurst once mor stvll'lng prisoner In Hollo al e is confident she will Clt ror release In a few days un and mouse'' law. By stopping the Scotcli which Mrs. Pankhurst > Vf'TOlSi from (Hasgow after her a city last night and comp Mrs. Emme- FlNALl e is a hue^r 'way Jail but I secure her ; dor the "'cat Alaskan Project I I express. on j Preside vas brouRht' elUnV" ^holHE IS LIKELY LY PASSED SENATE 5 I leudy for the Thinks He ( n . I Member TO SIGN IT |THE (Jl'ESTIG iOME ADVICE that the C'ucarr been overcome mere matter o 'ottlfl liCll'ltiton \V. c. Comber. I declared that 1 h months the oh would be at tin .v /\P.,?,v(, Plans have b IN Oh EA1IN(?. nevf vvpolf f?i" loving Dirt. iroh 11.? Canal epgi-: crossed the opinion ! icha slide virtually had , and that it was now a f taking out the dirt, the dredging engineer. Warns l'o ie believed within two I annel at Cucarachia b required depth, een completed to begin lirl-iolxo ..C 4?.~ .1. 4t \ I I. I 1 STRIFE BREEDERS lice Against "Insidious Schemers." ri> It! L'fV'ir /Mil. Claimed Mexican Brings M to Solve the Problem Mexico. Washington, March 11.? of two additional regments c can Infantry to Eagle Pass a do, Texas, to alley fears of JL raids, and the appearance hei mutant leader 10 alight way station, outside of eu an police today succeeded *n swarms of militant suffr were awaiting her arriva railroad stations. Dispatch | From the suburban i if Amerl- Pankhurst was driven in nd Lare- ; to Holloway Jail. A lar i suffragettes was assembli Mexican | jaU feut aR a stronK de re of Gen p0]{ce waB on hand, no at a small | London, the ..... in eluding "son llax Indirat agettes who <*ept It a.s Sent 1 in the city (\>nf(re? station Mrs. Washington, March a motor car , ka railway bill, provlt ge crowd obstruction of 1,000 n UcSment"o? r*1'r???<1 ?" attempt was *3?.000.000. was rea< e<l lie Will Ac- Belf-Control at tl to II im by ator Says, \ ts. t 10.?The Alas- Washington, M.t ling for the con- today were dlscui Interest Senator T of govern- Jn hU addrefW on , 9 expenditure of olution, that he b iy for the presi- lengthen the life c of the ehanne 1 ; the 4 5-foot fina ie Table, the Sen- i dredge Corosal Vill Make For i nal in front of Health Iln 'orty-flve fe ,,<alt ' feet. This are! ,rch 10.?Senators dipper dredges ?slng with unusual lllman's declaration _ -p A T>Q H lis nonsmoking res- L>ijl!jAilS5 r lelieved he could a-j )f evorv man In tho t/? i.inaurs wi ilic <M'|JIXJ 4 a A in front of the slide to 1 stage with the ladder . The width of the ca- Ciibbes C'li the slide is now with- alize F< et of the specified 300 a will be removed with , ,, The folic bia State: MYSTERY Wade He BOTTT VEttAP A if f!Ued to 11 ?"V I n ncj.n 1 ut'l. urges Effort* to Demori>rce Are lleing Mmle by Politicians. wing is rrom The Columimpton GIbbes, mayor has ie Columbia police depart roil* vlaz ana ireinas wl plan to solve the Mexican were the chief developments the Mexican situation. The troops?the 9th and 1 ments?were ordered to the 1 the request of Senntor Shep Representative Garmer. T1 told the President there wa deal Of Cash in hnrdnr hr th a new made to rescue the mtllta: problem, | to-day In MURPHY KICKE 7th regi- J OXJT C border at pard and TR,,mmn>" laCiic er and f be latter ,owers Oi.hUiI From M< b a good ,n l>en,ocra( inira nnH NctV York. Mfiroll 1 1. nt leader. dent's signature late senate adopted the cc already adopted by tl iD President Wilson h r?t tttj Intention of signing 'r L?i_tUx5 as It reaches the W1 tentative pi '.ns for ct 4ev?>r;?| p.?i. first government ral eiiilii^ltln (have been considered .. r| , department. Scereta pared to go ahead v ?The nnii- as soon as thp nrps today, when the chamber "if I coul mference report believe what I tei tie house. my advice." as indicated his The South Care the bill as soon i cd his colleagues a lite House, and I was paralyzed f instructing the read my own obit lroad already senators, includlnj at the interior ! Sherman, most of ry I.nne is pre- I. have died." >Mth the project A fitting epitapl 1 rl on t clvoo tKn fnra u-lin >in A I / Id ?nry get them to j II them and follow Comprehensive >lna senator assert- I te too much. "Since Rf? ?o? I Washington, uary, he said. "21 . g Vice President he"sl reports them younger than aiu, A"101"'0**0 redo, received i. he said, for sena- Apartments to ,.i j- i__ mvsterv which ment a lett Reports of Recovery that "in8,di ,l.v?Xo Ame.-J?jn ' to d,8?^an Offense. ln* P?litlca a municipa March 10.?Compre- men apalm ? from Maj. Gen. Bliss , flurnced by Consul Garrett at La- I at the war and state I Jlie may' day, cleared up the at VtAf) QllrrnnnHnH tlin .In ' lection. er In which he asserts ous efforts arc being made lze the force" by "design1 schemers" on the eve of 1 election, nnd warns the it being "in any way inthe clamor." or's letter follows: this time, on the eve of efforts are being made in Americans wanted to be ] against any sudden raid or Mr. Garmer also said much c disappeared recently and real lived Mexicans were respons request for additional troop was made Monday, was dls< was made Monday, was dlst the Cabinet meeting and dl munlcated his approval to tl ?" lng of Charles F Murph protected Tammany Hall, and sex Invasion followers, from member attle had 'National Democratic clu dents be- stlr ln PO?tlcal c,rc\e8 1 turns ne 0f,tenslbie reason given Ible. The Seated debate over the n ,s. which club last njKht was the ussod at bph|n(^ jn his dues. mussed at judpo Edward P. 0*D elded on ^ont Gf the club, who ha tie Secre- lnc e.r?i? mmtnot m. iy. leader of word, reral of his Final action In con ship lr the came after a length: b, created a senate, the report of oday. The committee appointed during the onces between the tv latter at the adopted, 4 2 to 27. ' Murphy wcs thorlzes the construct than 1,000 miles of wyer, presl- nect Alaska's coal fl s been lead- coaRt, the route to be be: "He lived not Kress on the bill and killed himsell / debate in the "There is no dot the conference this great mortal! to settle differ- to the way we livi vo houses being declared Mr. Tillr rhe measure au- continuous succe Ion of not more dinners and recer railroad to con- and street cars ar ields with the instead of walkinf i selected by the sunshine are thini :\i III snvirw WOUin - wisely but too well, on Ame ' eating." ?" America lbt to my mind that ,V^r*Yn / Tbe1 ty among us is due |?Aed *-be officii b in Washington/' boon comniittoi nan. "There is a a^en's 'n v'?la ssion of banquets, und t ?tions. Automobiles ?^enRe in the e used by senators 'rorn Mexico, t, and pure air and Individuals, so KS of which we get be madp an ,nt rlcan soil of the body evpry d,rprl n rancher, Clemento 8c,iemprs tf reports completely sat- '?Tro aa(* * als that no act has aTT1?nK8t *ts (1 by national or State po^PSition of Mexican sov- .. , 5 hat if there were anv ? force ar removal of the body ?l?nple ai it was committed by aay ,waIJ\, the matter could not ! 'ns',"?" ernational issue. ^ as are ' np tntinn Hon by dosipnlnp political ) disorganize the police o produce discontent members for political pur is tlie officers and men of e concerned the stltuatlon nd they should not be In lueneed by the clamor and is approaches of such penfitteniptlnp to stir up this rary or war. NOT SEEKING SUPPC Gen Diaz and his friends 1 they were not yet prepared oounce their definite purpof would do so tomorrow. Or party was Perdo Del Vllar. wl the Senate foreign relations tee last week, was reported asked support for a counter onary movement. The Mexlci *1 -- duoed o resolution callini iRT. elimination of the Tamil here said and the others, but that to an- tnally adopted as the pc se, but held that under the rule le of the were automatically drop tio before had not paid dues for tw commit- Ihoraar. F. Smith, secret to have many hall, appealed aga revoluti- ire and tendered a checl ins deni- money due. When that ii jmit, tut.u- |iicniunii, ui wnuill a I g for the other Important deta lany leader ctde whether or not was not foi- ready constructed In dnt was up- shall be purchased a s the men government system, t ped as the.y road is to be operatec o montns. ment Itself or leased ary of Tain- | The discussion todf Inst the ml pally on a suggestion < for th>? Cummins that the s was refused be instructed to relnsi so arr len many 100 intie." ils. He is to do- Continuing, Son railroad line al- "Tolwco. T have the territory clans, is a narcoti s a part of the whiskey is a stlm ind whether the knows. Many men 1 by the govern- constantly on the after it is built, garret to the cell ly was prlnci- whipsawed and t i by Senator by the constant c enate conferees their system, whil art the language the sedative conte I officiary MI iator Tlllmnn said: wou,d n?t und< been told by j hysl- Pprsons who ol c or sedative while ?f k?cw theli ulant as every one not> beyond tt t use both, and are Gen. Bliss' rep journey from the civilians and p ar and bark, oetnp The finding i heir nerves racked bas bad the r< onflict Kolng on In Prosecution of e the stimulant and Huerta troveri nd for materv. *t is and today Sen ryan siaiea tnat he; ? ?rtake to prosecute the I he nil frtained the body, even , e p identity, which he did plmr,,ele fact established by lawbreakert ort that they were a.ny niembe robablv Mexicans. I c*t'ZPn who of the "body of Vergara ^hpthpr *su!t of advancing the , handled the claim against the without fav lment for reparation, "ave my P!1 retarv Bryan transmit- pra*'on an<t ps of the department and e of the city are very citizen, unless he be a has anything to fear from r of the pottce force. Any may be a lawbreaker, high or low degree, should by you without fear and or. In doing this you will irnest and hearty coopprotection to the limit of cu iuuujr linn nify huukiii m sanction for any revolutlona ment, saying their Idea wai palgn of Information about k and to acquaint Washington personality of Gen Diaz so in bsusequent events In Mex be judged from a study range. It wan learned they are se< elimination of Gen Huerta an allied In any way with the lppori or no ohkpo ror a vote. ?ev< ry move- hcrr of the board of go\ * a cam- present and they decided t Mexico appeal, 10 to 7. In the c with the debate Smith said the m his part would not submit to such lco migh "The names were plpk< t close obvious purpose," he sa will have them restored t Jklng the .''inge O'Dwyer replied d are not co^ld give a very good r* Oonstltu- dub's action. "They we ?nteen mem- of the bill as passed 'ernor? we;e HnQ stricken out by 1 a gal net the vidng that the presde course of the ing the railroad must en named road lines In Alaska f muml'iatlon and used as a part of >d out foi an or arrange for the p\ id, "arid we unps before construct :o the rolls." |8 begun. 1 that he j Senator Cummins >asou for the leaving discretionary re droppee," JHpnt whnther tln? mi I by the senate the abuse, not tl the house, pro- and tobacco that nt, in construct- health >r in mod if existing rail- both harmless. I ire to be bought "Since my illne the system, buv I have learned mo irehnse of these body than during ion of extension my life put togeth discovered some o declared that ture and laws of h with the proa- men know nothing /nrtttnouf n f it io tliot I ie use, of whiskey ted the teleprra is so dangerous to pul Garrett to leration they are 'n Mexican Cit; think. the primary pv ss four years ago prove the orip re about the human Mexican fede all the balance of Nuevo I,aredo er. and I im sure T his escape froi T the secrets of na- the constitutio ealth of which most With the bo 1 whatever. The pity <tp further fac I it\ ?* ?<? f\t Vnrirnrn'c f iphic roport from Con- m-v power. Charpe O'Shauphnessy "Certain y. It is understood that to c,ty irpose of this Is to dls- aR?lnst any rlnal allegation of the flnKer agaii ral commander at Pp?P'e. no that Vergara had made '"dividual r in captivity and joined benalists. "It Is an dy in evidence, as soon work in p m< ts as to the character ,bat tbpy a' ?tol irnnnrfo hie With t I' stirrers up of strife come council with complaints one of you wllo lifts his 11st certain classes of the matter how much in fault nembers of such class may insult and a scandal upon an for any one to cliam re more open to have troule police department than tlonalists. 18,000 TROOPS ON ROR Today's orders for the dis two more regiments to Texai suit in the assembly In that nearly 18,000 troops more h than the entire force of th< army that Gen Shaftcr led ir Nearly 11,000 soldiers are in y. Texas City, under comijhand Gen Funston ,of Philippine f he said, "for the best int club end the Democratic Besides Murphy., Jame jpatch of Thomas F. Foley. Thon s will re- lington and George W. P state of dropped, y 3,000 !to"r"!,anr thinks south: tsx discriw ame. The eres?s of thJ begin building lines i party." at the northern term! s E. tlaffney, private railroads fro <ias IT. Dar- seaboard might so en lunkett were 0f existing roads \ could demand a prohil the government. IP-DXr ! Senator Pittman n CjXvJN a thing obviously w> [TTtfATT.Pi rageous that no presi* LAri -to any influence whic into the interior before I discover* Ini of existing learned how to 1 m the Alaskan I lived ten years hance the value now my health n that syndicates broken down at al bitive price from "I owe what d< have made?and replied that such np told I look a ould be so out- and 1 knew It Is f lent would yield and self-control n h could bring power to exercise d those thintrs and oped hv the t Ive rationally. Had nuitt Is makii ago as I am doinK will ho propai over would have Huerta to redo 1. . Ish the federal oprreo of recovery I Kara. I am constantly heKroat deal bettor? QrPTTr?X?"C1T; 10?to will power ? A ^ i eatinK?the will JifT my muscles and nvcstipatton Gov. Col. 0,'lorf5 T) lp. Mr. O'ShauphnPSBy ninn nevpr rpd to rail upon Gpii. ^now. our pni his pronilsp to pun- "10 i'H'". 'h ofTlrrrs who killed Vpr- a . vvol*Kin wi'l rpsent as a class, r BILL WAS iSA IT NECESSARY whX?"P^! hlo onH o ip honest. steady working gives lis trouble. As you difTirulties are only with e vagrant and the vicious, g men of any standing any suggestion that, the", have more business with courts than men of any * iresent no class, but the lie of the city of Columc T V* o **r? n li 11 n /I rn/1 ti mna others are scattered a 1 ojip tr from Brownsville, Texiy< to Ariz, under command 6t Br Tasker H. Bliss, the larfeest i bcinp maintained at R1 Pnso, Douplas, Baredo, rcaple Pa late to-day by the President i Brownsville, where railroads Mexico. V Of the roplments ordered ( the 9th, two battalion^ of whl Port Thomnc Wnntn^Unv or le border Tillman Asks For Invest lg?KOen! r<,", lf,,,,Is *to 1 garrisons Charleston. Nogales, Washington, March 11 ss and that the Southern R ivho omc- dominated by men not fi ' enter terested In coal mines in ritorv but In mines elsewl jut today 'or reason of the S loh are at not alloyed to move coal .a rv?*r. nort. of Charleston S C . Ration as to ('u\ "!,r" il auu. 1 , reeled. he said, direct or to construct a contli the seaboard to the 1 L.?Charging obviously it first woi ailway was whether the main lin< nancially In- by the government 01 its own ter- r'fcht or by condemi lere and that ts'ting corporations h outhern was s'ons were constructe through the interior. Senator Til- 1 horn wan also ovt 11no diii as per- nerves sutticiently ed the presideut and keep the rtis iuous line from But the greatest nterior aid that arises from the i aid be seitled enables me to kee] a should be built T ought not to." r purchased o n- Senator Tlllmai nation from ex- mouslv adopted, fi efore any exten- ing executive ses d in the Alaska 1 had been forced t< and the caucus i ended (IphnO n-i sessions because to Rice them tone, , , ?? t out of the joints. ?' < help to my health Tests F< *elf-control. which > from eating things clomBon Co l's resolution, unani ,,u> . Stnckey orbids smoknp dur- jm'v 011 nf slons. He said he " th? mnnllff a leave the chamber qIV"!'i ls room durinK secret *' V",1 IV T he could not endue l' ,arA of Pprt. trol Applying Ritscrous requested, >r nlferior Ma- structed t< . . . carrying o tennis. , v hutnnnitj liege, March 12.?That you know, Bill." which sought to bear. *e of inferior materials "I ask n uture of fertilizers, was are being the statement of 11. M force, that ecretarv of the State of holding ilizer Control. Mr. sist such e ii ? . ... .... you are urped and ini treat all, exactly alike, ut the law in a spirit, of tolerance and merev. A3 you must bear and foro\\, when insidious efforts made to disorganize the you make a special point yourselves together to rencroaches, which can only Port Logan H. Root*, Arkn commanded by Co\. Chas J. C 17th commanded by Col. Job Orsdale, Is stationid at Fort son, Atlanta. Col ^an Orsdal deprived of the privilege o panylng his reglmdtit to the 1 v. he will be placed *0 nthe re tomorrow on account of age. Col Henry R. Styer, of the 1 duty at the War College the < insas, Is 1 rrian yesterday Introdur 'ratio.The *lon f?r ? special investij n T. Van naval affairs committee McPher- tages of Charleston as i Io will he point for coal distrihutioi f accom- e(* with Norfolk and otl border as peako Pay ports, tired list The committee would 1 As Tdeut investigate the characjte 7th Is on mity of the coal supply: command tainahle on coal from flel ed a resolu- Senator Norrls' con tatlon by the laneruage of the bill Into advan- president the obllpat a permanent effort to lease the ra l, as eompar- huilt, before the rov^i ler Chesa- dertakes to operate rtors insisted, howev he droeto?l to Ruage already made r and proxi AN ELEPHAN ten t ion th at the tho fumes of toha placed on the ion to make an f;HfYney I,ed?er L llroad afto.r it is .p.jj ^ rnment it ie'f 'lilt. Other fen- Oaffney, Marc or. that tho lan- COurt of common this optional. terday morning case ready for tr Ttttt\tm of which all Juroi JO- U IN 1 til 2:30 o'clock > siachnouse sa that tho boan pa ted the nee< it?el Case f?oe* Over buyers and r< xt Term. nf ,,pw iimonlJ equal to ootto h 11.?When the fiph. etc. Mr. S pleas convened yes- hoard was al there was no Jury "Stuckey Rill' ial. in consequence and was doinp rs were excused un- ca. and practh 'esterday afternoon, ",\s the use ui, speaKiiig or tne dim. result in i> I two years ago antlei- people of ; [1 of such protection to pquired an availability . ite materials about II seed meal, blood, tackhouse said that the Capital ci ready doing what the With " would have required t it in a more economi- Coltnnbl cal way. tion in vh and sale of commericnl shown the ljnry to you and to the your city." It; I to Xl> ISSl'K. ly Takes Important Step l.itt'e Interest Shown. a, March 11.?In an elecich very little interest was oualified electors of 11 tv? ? or me regiment., lomporarii) will fall to the senior majoi W. Martin. UNDER GEN. BLIS: Although the two regim proceed to Egal Pass and La Bliss will designate their ex tion The present strength regiment is 832 men. At La Egale Pass the two regiment lleve si* troops of cavalry w r ai least leston and ivorroiK; reiat r, George railroads leading into Ch other South Atlantic po S. ween these railroads in ents will vlrK'nia Pennsylvania, T redo Gen Kentuckey: and ?ronditlo iact ioea- ?' warfage mroperti of each ,eston a"d Norfofit. redo and Senator Tillman set foi s will re- Pears fr?m numerous co hich will 'ore Interstate comm ??-?_ sion as well as from oth IN SOUTH rts and bet ^ 'rK'n'ft- ^r- Hugo Iteast Fscanes 1 ftnnesspp and K neasi lutrapes i ns of owner- Hartsville and is f I" Char- Citizen rth that it ap Hartsvllle Specia niplalnts bo- News and Courier erce commix- lnrj?e elephant, whict or sources circus train said to h CAROLINA thT.'-fr ? Publishing romps Prom Show Near a Jury <lrawn. A pleadings, the p Slain by the ?tand and pro is. Certain parts < . . were objected to 1 to ( harleston on ground thi March 11.?A gtatod simply tha i escaped from a tended to damayi iave been wreck- rate o*i of a certs p rasp o llenrv fertilizers gre\ nestone Printing R- house, "the su iny, was called and would not mf fter reading the at prohibitive laint'ff, Bulce took ers began to reeded to testify. some that wf >f bis testimony and objection! by the defendant ral name of " at the complaint house by-prod it the defendant in- recognized af 9 him by the publi- began to use tin editorial last v," continued Mr. Stack ir,a voted i pply of these amoniates . >et the demand, except ' prices and manufactur- v^'XOT^' Introduce and to use ? . . >re considered Inferior Tiio ^ .1, able. Under the pene- h ,t , 'tankape," a slauphteructs of tried and well ^erested ln tricultural value thev , any tank-rendered nl- ^ lyP- now ei an issue of ISO,000 of coufor waterworks and rewn irion. Of the 284 votes cart 251 were in favor of the and 83 against it. ritory recently annexed to hich is now without watersewerage was especially inthe bond election. In Vaverley and South Wavernbraced in Wards 6. 7. and un uiduiuuiou aiwitfs uiuoi | the Western border in Oe | discretion. This will place u general's command about 4 ^ airy troops and 2,400 Infant " Though large in the aggrc force is regarded small mi ters here fore a rigid and effi rol of the 1,800 miles of boi retary Garrison however f it will be sufficient. He lnsl there is no proof that this be n piua'a that the power and Influe nder that oa,,e(1 coaI *iU8t ,8 be,n* 2fta used throngs the manag ' ' railroads re^hlng Charl *'t fh, vent the free movement inv nil ir belonging t? the coal tri dent nat ,,y a11 of BV' h railroads rder See- dominated by the sn i ' 1, t Interests that control th Ists that combines finding out irder pat- through New York barb nn til unit T ho (' laaannal/n nee of the so ed today on the Sea ; persistently rick, was killed tonij emont of the Mill neighborhood, s eston to pre- ft large party of men . of coal not lowed it for some til list, practlca- have been a very lan being nrtuji- those present at the ime financial shot into repeatedly i le great coal with axes and flnall; let chiefly killed. It caused qu or. Philadel- sparsely settled pon field and Darllnerton board near Pat- August. ?ht in the. Hall's Judge Shipp a ,ix miles out, by to amend the cor ,, which had fol- would conform t< me. It i? said to the pame time all ?e elephant by foe withdrawn frc killing. It was granted a continv ind chopped into t term. This case y weakened and interest and a lai Ite a stir in the ent wtjen court 01 tion of Chester- aftcrnon. No otl counties thrnuch ?* "The chemi llowed the plaintiff stations tell i nplnint so that it products can a the proof, and at phurlc acid an owed the case to tes Just as pre >m the jury and treated becon innoe until the next phate; and so has excited intense field at the S. Re crowd was pres- here Rave sa >ened yesterday the Board of f her jury case heinR manufacturers sts of This and other f,'." 5?'' us that some of these , he treated with sul- 1 '1 d made soluble amo.iia- ,, ' nind phosphate rock so thf les soluble acid phos. bo"ds ??d >me experiments in the K ' .' pro C.| Experiment Station tisfactory results. Rut , t. ,rv' ^ontrol served notice on , ,v)0 5 who offered for sale ^ the olde ... out tnoufi af 64 votes were east, of but four were in favor of ssue. In Ward 4, in which mibia, an annaxetion, is invote was 62 in favor of the ten against them, reeds from the sale of the will he used for extending ^rorks and sewerage systems r portions of Columbia and t parts of the city now with fi~\ n ran innona rol has broken down at an: since its establishment thn ago. Gen Bliss late today tel that he was sending photoi the body of Vergara by mal yond that message there wai from the border today. Voting Through the M Annapolis, March 1.? y point """* ? Be years ycw policy is Adopted 01 Treaties. egraphed Washington. March 1 craphs of forelfcri relations com 1 and be- or(iering a favorable repc i no word jng the general abritratlo Paraguay. adopted a pott mit treaties of that nati all. before Riving conslderatt Secretary neaal. _ _ m*rnj |/X,, tn. which It traveled. r? Arbitration Many wild reports In Hartsville tonight 1.?The sen- had done. The milits mtitee today, asked for, and while rt on extend- course, many men we n treaty with Rome were at the kill cy not to per- It is, of course, a | lire to expire W?R not watched and on to their re keeper cohld arrive i from all reports it dc ? i mu/ i i'i 11 i(ti, i missed until thli were circulated court Is occupied about damage It cases. try compatiy whs It did not go, of nt from hero and f<??wcssman !*?( lng . I Seed great pity that It WaRhlnKton. M followed until a tatlvP PftRe raa(lf on the sceno. for ye8terdlv JlRf.infit ?es not appear to Rraft. when h(% , Iic j ii rui n were inn- jn ttl|g State S * morning: and the must expllcltl; In hearing: equity compalned by bIb by some they had the ?e F1ght? the Free plant-food. 1 _ Bon College tl urart. tlitters for th< arch 11 ?Represen- "blacklists an > hlfl annual fight formation of . the "free seed found below s offered an amend- "These new uch materials that they p)t" " y register such use, ac- OA 1?! a certificate of analyreputable chemist that If' _ L required availability as 11,.?." ,pu?. -he laboratory at Clem- J "* " len tests all mixed fer . * standard required and pumpl d publishes for the in- ??? buyers any fertilizers ages of fei tandard. especially ammoniates cost less to ?.r nr? u?c. ?ineers estimate that about if new water mains will be bout 4 0 miles sewerage In. A standpipe will be e southeastern part of Cold improvements installed at ng station. rtllirers which they Inspect, all that have the apearance nnoto/1 r\f u'ni rr Vx Ka1/v?> * V. ^ i wm j. uryan RpejiKing nerp IV fore the Maryland Leglalati clared he hoped thnt not or the Unltod States borrow t tlve and referendum as It ha ed the Australian ballot, b? time It would adopt tho po An Initiative and referendi pending before the Maryla lature. The pofetal vote of Y land allows a citizen, thou* from home, to vote In an el< ioaay De- rne irraiy wun raraR ire, de- expire until October. It ily would thise with Oreat Brit he initia- France, Italy, Spain, Swe d borrow- Portugal end Swltxerlf it that in ratified for five-year ext stal vote, the pen ate. im bill la Fifteen other such gei nd LorIs- tion treaiiea will expire Now Zea- during 1 ! 15 and it ia h away the administration to ? ectlon. the expiration time appi ,'UUy OOes not "?*? numiipimi <i iiy Is Hlmllar to party In pursuit but i aln, Japan unusual game for I don, Norwav, country the people ?nd, recently blamed for making -ecislons by Iheir excitement. aeral arbltra- Virginia I>cfeats Vc this year and Richland, Va., M the policy of house of delegates t< Jxtend all as woman's suffrage bl roaches. 7 4 to 13. viuiniii-e i?? tii** ment striking 01 wince it wai most nRr|r?iturnl nppr this part of the provldes for free can hardly be rp|lf> amPndmei away with it in waH expected. It defeat this "graft ? gross to disconti >to* for Women, voting tliemselve arch 11.-?The each way for mil jday rejected the Mr. Page is also t 11 by a vote of hers of Congress r prvA tn fti?nnw? it that part of the the manufact oprlatlon bill which willing to shr distribution of seed, the consumers nt was defeated, as to much of tl Is about as hard to home-mixing. " as it is to get Con- the departmei nue the practice of tins giving in s 20 cents a mile of formulas ft eage they do no use. may be had < ane of the few mem- son College." i who have had the Mr. Stackhi hiii nnnrnftrlntlnii 1 nanoftnru un nrers, who should bo branded < ire this difference with such shlpi , and this fact Is leading hati been le agitation In favor of when wel To meet this demand, was fount at has Issued two bulle- request tl struc?lons and all sorts adjusted t >r mixing at home which buyer, as an application to Clem- said Mr. S oly in the ouse also state 1 that the protecting I'* ?. t.vii wi nriftiu MVIUW Lllill >n the package. Only one nent so far, of twelve tons, reported this season, which ghod out by the Inspector I short 2344 pounds. Upon he manufacturer promptly ind made restitution to the provided by law. Farmers, Uackhouse. may rest s? curknowledge that the board is ; them from fraud of every / ... . .w*-iKii piic# son in tn< e purchase of fertilizers.