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4 ? V if#t n . f ft VOL. 9, NO. 85, SI MCK ADVISED ( SMI-WEEKLY. inil became a nuisance aroi illy , tentiary. * "As I nnHnPfitdnil ttin &m&'WWW lancast: :i:::::::!england pro w WWJ&**>WER, S. C. TUESDAY. JU (POSES AIKFN flFI F w w ^ 1/Y 28, 1914. niTrp and because v llAIlN 'y consider It vc earnestly and honest- "If lOf essential that the best Il/IAW $1.50 A YEAR. :apdp" mvzv NOT TO FEI Told Him He Would Hi men of State Down or "RICHEY FEIGNED DIPUCV PaPer8, he was brought ItlUliL I tpnt,al*y 'or conftneraen 1 "He became such a i I wanted to get rid of ive Wo- called out of bed at all night to go to the pen I Him. doctor him while feignl FITS." KHEDIVE OF EGYPT x *j ill IU 1 V1I1CJI1 K JOINT nuisance that him. I was times of the Diplomacy at W itentlary and Austro-Servi ng fits. ~att.\< kkd. first rattle MEDIATION "WANT ork to Avert Suggest Conce ian War. or More ON DANUBE MAY HOLD mi ?-v/ manhood of *[KE:SrL? ? and most pra ntration on Two demptlon of misrule and < Candidate. "Fellow cit Una, the cloc> A MFPTIMP. ion, if South Carolina apply IflHUl vituli/.ation without *tisanship or ulterior than to take the beat ctical steps for the reSouth Carolina from Two Me jne man domination, izens of South Caro- nounce [ has struck for Illease, lt . ... rnili.1 >nui\L limi\LO TROUBLE INTENSE etin^s in Ireland DeAct of the Soldiers. Or. Babcock and l)r. D. 4 Kvamineri Richey at Penitentiary. The following statemen James W. Babcock and D Pope concerning the Rlcl were taken from Sunday's The Columbia Record: 8. Pope AnaniiHiit Shot Down * t'*e of the Khedive's Constantinople, Jul ts of Dr. Khedive of Egypt, Abba t. D. S. attacked by an assasslt hey case, jng the Grand Vlzierat issue of noon. He was shot In t arm. His condition is n >y a Member'Rh88|<i ,fi UrginK Suite. i Austria Fulles y 26.?The is Hilmi, was ' London, July 27.? l while leav- j between Austriana e this after- reported to have < he cheek and . . .. Danube but no deta ot considered Servia to (ilve (lathering in C it I'ofwible 31 I* Plan?/I Ion. Stri -An engagement | Aiken Special and Servians is j July 24.?A call jccurred on the 'the A,ken coun( ,, last state conven lis are available # ... of concentratine ^ Vfl ?oiu 11 ? C uu zens at this olumhia For .July ant* present s ivoid Division of that enemy v ength. know is doing ? ? , . . beloved State to Columbia State* , , . has been issued by ^876 -y delegates to the ...' tlon with the ubje-i; , "t .. . Carolina who I H O lint I.PIouon A!A I uur iuii ciuiy as ritl- i nr^ 1'H time, eliminating self t solid, united front to . Nationalist ?hlch we all feel and j Streets : far more injury to our san than anything with ' been confronted since j Qut out seriou I to all citizens of South afl<jat thu) are opposed toBlease .Ui'i,fc |IN*'| KIATED. L \ oluntoers I'aradf Dublin With Mob or Thouds of Sympathizers. July 27.?Rioting broke tonight but subsided withs results. The rumor was I the Scottish borderers That Dr. James W. Bat 1911 urged Governor Bleai liberate R. A. Rlchey, servji tence for a grave crime, penitentiary, and that he wt red In this by Dr. D. S. P considered Rlchey a man <J to a -community, were devc of ' particular interest yesi the exchange of nUtpmpnfn >cock irt I dangerouB. His son-I Be not to i Ferld Bey, who represe ng a sen- dive at Constantinople, from the with him at the time, a concur- wounded in one leg. 'ope, who The Khedive's assaiii tangerous Muaaffer, an Ggyptlar dopments down by a member of t Lerday in suite. hot ii'nnn n-law, DJelal and 11 18 not *>ellev? nts the Khe- ot Importance. Aus and who was opened her military was slightly far ag can be jearne( ml, Mahmud M"anwhllc' d""011 t, was shot a'onK two sep Ltae Khedive's avert the war if pos fs impossible to loca sd to have been ment for govern tria has not yet j candidates. The operations so support of antl-E ^ county. The call reads: lacy Is proceed"To the Antl-Bli 'urate lines, to south Carolina sible and if that appearing 1 llze the conflict, undivided opinio jnm t0 in dors or on two or moro ot ours and U movement has the once> making (lease voters in this by ieter or wi dcrsigned: "Dr. W. D. > ease Democrats of Dyches. A1 i: New Hollai to be the practicallr ken ; Dr. J n of those citizens vni?- Th->a e this voluntary action oul(1 ent 3 respond to this cali at Btat,on- 1 their disposition known s,ums re to any one of the un- rioter Six hur .Vright, Langley; H. P. |,thrOUgh 11 ken; S. B. Williams, 8evera nd; J. C. Huntson, Ai-i*1^11?.' f. H. Burnett, Granite-' f. "g u; nAtt<M *_ r_ tionalist I rain at the Amiens street t great crowd, mostly from i, surrounded the station, 's stoned the street cars, idred volunteers paraded le streets, a crowd number.1 thousand following them runs high throughout Nareland. Town councils flTft Dr. James H. Mcintosh and Ble&ae relative to the G Justification, in physicians of Itlchey's condition, for Richey. Dr. Babcock said he told Bloase that "if you free 1 you will have all the worm state down on you. It is "T""" PLENTY OF MO overnor ? ' re porta TO MOV. paroling; Federal Government 1 Governor Funds For This :hat man Throughout Con jn of the Washington, July bad poli-lfrom the federal treaaui First Sir Edfard Q NEY i Secretary of State fo E CROPS bas proposed to the p joint mediation wl Will Deposit France Vlfd Italy alr< Purpose ted. Germany has no ,ntry- her acceptance is 26.?Money doubtful y will be de Irey, the British of South Carollni r foreign affairs, lhe,r 8tat? from lowers a plan for that R present . . our beloved stati it i? said, | exigencies of th eady have accep- torial rare, as v t yet replied and ronsiderations, ir regarded as eleminatlon < more of the a^ Ontwli,ln(?n 1.. __ l who would redeem land; John Bleaselsm and all J. Williams s to the injury of County Del e. that the political ; tiou." e present Ruberna ,e. la. all patriotic BALTIM( nperatlvely demand af at least three or i VIS i-owedly anti-Blease : . r?e?5C" l?- adopting T G. Chaffee, Aiken; L. i ma88acre.' i. North Augusta; Aiken erick and egrats to State Conven- flned to bi tary band oeen canc >RE PARTY Thc ' ? _ _ _ TTurrtT a called a r ITS COLUMBIA to ronSiUr solutions denouncing "the ' The soldiers of the LimKilenny garrisons are conirracks. Concerts by milis in several towns have elled. rd Mayor of Dublin has neeting of the magistrates r the action of the castle tiC8." Dr. Babcoek authorized ti j Ing: "Dr. James W. Babcock terday that while superinti the State Hospital for the that he had reported to ?|leaee about the condTtion Richey. He said that to th posited In national hank le follow-| the country again this I tate the movement of ci said yes- |mote business generally indent of MrA,Jo? announced tonl; i Insane i put out approximately Governor an<' that he stood read; of R. A.'the amount to any ext< e best of to meet the country's i :s throughout Sir Edward (irey fall to faclll- House of Commons rops and pro- was that the four y. Secretary Britain, France, (5er ght he would .?keep in an ende $34,000,000 the dispute betwee y to increase Servia, on the basis >nt necessary to Austria's ultimatu needs. Should the Hritis ix Uiiuiuaicfl, III ?II niense vote of tli disastrously dlv powers?Great thereby giving t many and Italy ! clear and decided avor to arrange of the fact that n Austria and has had the fore of Servia's reply centre upon two m. .proclivities: h foreign sece- "And It furthe tier mai tno antl- In Interest nl ic state niav not be ('elehratl Uled against itself. *'' 0 the opposition a Columbia ! 1 advantage in view \teNVs and <'o the Blease faction ooldsborough isiglit to practically aj journal, ai men of pro-Blease tory sjte COu and member r ftnnBnrlniF * iiu uiuniivt Star-Spangled Manner jm(1 on?Visitors Are (>Uy 0ntcia ntertnined. strike unl Special to Charleston departmen mrier. July 2">.?A. S. jdisobedien , editor of the Municip- It was ? id secretary of the fae- lice sure 1 mission of Haltlmore,, crowds ma of the llaltimore party singing: pa * ill railing out the police >rs without consulting the Is. The police threaten a ess those members of the t who were dismissed for re of orders ar ereinstated. lawn today before the poeeded in dispersing the irehing through the streets itriotic songs and looking tils recollection he had against Richey's release state penitentiary, where serving a sentence for a gra "Dr. Babcock further sail had been approached mc * twice by W. R. Richey, a b R. A. Richey, who sought him examine R. A. Richey. t Itnnnrf lining wan rafiinaH advised ' The secretary's esilu from the will be needed is. bast he was from 5,000 national ba ve crime, cent treasury departn d that he ashing whether any unu ire than f?r money was expected rother of for what purposes. L? to have department inaugurated >ut whose of distributing funds handllne rontorn Ham late of what tary's efforts fall to Hi on replies expected he will an nks to a re- means to prevent c lent circular confining the hostlliti Lsual demand Servla. this year and ST. PETERSBURG ast year the The second line o I custom rfeavor from whic in the crop j8 hoped to-night, Is \olHno n hrvi?4 1 ? . ? avert war, it is the outspoken deavor by some portion of the ] oraplications bv I which Is known l es to Ausria and |that, without res uai candidacy of CONFERENCE, natorlal aspirants f diplomatic en- i e*Pr???l?n8 froc :h even more nieaso sentiment taking place at ^te* that _rl wuicn is accoi xpresslona of that h. Preston of press of the state. South and So to oppose Please, is bring before pert to the Individ- cance and imp the various Ruber- Star Spanglt i, as well as similar celebration 1 n leaders of anti- the Maryland in all the counties month of S< there is urgent need magificent ad mpanying Mayor Jam? s for mombt Baltimore through the ers. on wh uthweat in an effort to the fatal i the people the signlfl- crowd find (ortance of the National been ordei ?d Banner Centennial attacked .hat will be held in clamored I metropolis during the out. Pina ?ptember, delivered a a gate and dress this morniiur on ?? srs of the Scottish Borderom to inflict vengeance for events of yesterday. The ling that the soldiers had "ed to remain in barracks the Royal barracks and ror the soldiers to come lly the mob kicked down fired a couple of shots bek.. 4k. 1 f "When Qcvernor li lease 1 ed Dr. Babcock to examin Richoy in the company of Pope and Dr. R. T. Jennl state penitentiary physician he consented, as he always directed by a governor to m an examination. After ma examination Dr. Babcock s uter ask- ; 135,000,000 of the $50, e R. A. retary McAdoo had dectd Dr. D. S. ] Purpose, ngs, the I A statement from th< , he said tonight said: did when | "These replies (from take such banks, fully confirm o iking the letlns of the agrlcultura aid a re-| a8 orosneets for un '? ?-? st Petersburg betwe ,000,000 Sec- minister of foreign led to use for Sazonoff, and the , sador. i department It is understood t Is making a s'renuou the national j about a direct und ptimists bul- 'at a solution on tl 1 department b" more agreeable t< llHiinllv larva 'Great Itritaln'K cnnf, *en the Russian oennite act! affairs, Sergius ???ebody at this \ustrian ambaR- the Patriotic sent which stands In o hat M. Sazonoff lfim- may ?>ncenti s efTort to biing|*wo or tbree can erstanding and not inore than tl lese linns would ' ^ *be opposition, o Germany than|a')'e to an""l prpn/?p nrrmnuol South Carolina: on on the part of American pa time, in order that gracefully sm dment of the state, bians. Mr. t pposition to Bleaso- came as the < rate upon some one, (ing and Inspl didates, or at least which the mi tie number offered the Rev. T. J. also will be accept- chur< h, Ooluir, Rleasc sentiment of the state of and it further a??- n-i" *--v triotism before a din- Landing all audience of Coluni- Nationalist loldsborough's address most darii llraax of an enlighten- attempt wt iring meeting. <L:r1ng the Nation lyor of Baltimore and Ulster IIr Hegarty, of St. Peter's Howth, 2, ibla, who will represent rounds of South Carolina at the under the um^uiocu uy ine ponce, of arms yesterday for the s was carried out in a ?g manner. Yesterday's is undertaken to show that lallsts could do what the lionists had done. At 500 rifles and 160,000 ammunition were landed eyes of the police, the port telling, in substaA Rlchey Hhould not be libera % the penitentiary, was writt ed by them and presented I nor Blease. "In conversation with Blease. Dr. Babcock not o him not to liberate Rlchey "if you free that man you B.11 th? u'nmAn nf tVio ? ?? ce, that i crops. They also Indict ited from promise of greatly impr< en, sign-' conditions and enlarged to Gover- tlvitiee. Tho consensus the bankers Is that It wi Governor benefit to the crop movi nly told business generally if 1 but said | wui deposit government will have j leading cities." ite a decided , The Russian Km Jved business ! poned his intended business ac- order to be In th of opinion of *be crisis. It Is sah 11 be of great '"K Servia to give Ai ?ment and to possible satisfaction, he secretary An extremely wai funds in the "alls In Vienna, wh papers declare the S w. ?..VV K. 01. j iperor has root- Pear'nK that unle visit to Flniand ber of anti-Bleas< ft capita! during didates is r?du< i Russia is urg- working basis of istria the fullest or P?ssibly three will have, in the dike spirit pre-! advantage which pro the * '^ninp triotism con ovci ervians are onlv'tbey are th*18 h< uaiiiiuun* Jill 88 the present num- dionee, rnd S 5 gubernatorial can- Nulty of Bait ?ed to a practical Spangled Ban not more than two Preceding t , the Bleaae forces tre the visltii coming primary, an arrived in th no amount of pa- ear via the S rcome. so long as last night, we jpelessly divided. bers of the nice. spoae to the au- telegraph Iheriff Thomas P Mc- prevent oo imore, sang "The Star a body or ner." started fot he meeting In the thea- The police lg Baltimoreans, who unteers oh is city in their special everything outhern, from Augusta smoothly i re entertained by mem- tish Ilorde city council and the wires having been cut to mmunlcation with Dublin. Nationalists volunteers Dublin with 1,000 rifles. sent to intercept the voleered the gun-runners and seemed to be going intil the battalion of Scotrers came on the scene. you. It Is bad politics.' H made laia examination prol fore similar examination \ by Dr. James H. Mcintosh n the close of 1911." POPE AGREES WITH BA When Dr. D. S. Pope was Harding this visit with Dr. an4 Dr. Jennings to the st National banks in mat e said he _ ... , . . . . rated their desire for bably be- . deposits and governmer Vn* nia< e be deposited with them in a out: apprpxijuateiy $34,000,( BOOCK others the ,,Ht included: asked re- Baltimore, Charlotte, Babcock and wtln?ington, N. C.; ate peni-' Greenville ai ly cities indi-| m R evaslons a?< crop moving 11 iH ^possible for tl it funds will ernment to retreat aggregating hint that even shoul )00. Among the Austr,?n ultlmat ally and offer to p , Austria's mobilizatlo wreenrbcro, , , . ... , . would be compelled , Charleston, , . A guarantees, id Spartan l that therefore ^ e> und< tie Austrian gov- Aiken county, ar Vurther they ,a8t conveti Id Servla accept our county, oursf um uncondition- hereby take the ay the cost or and calling a con in. Austria now Ble*?e forces of to ask for ne\* meet in Columbl July 31, for the _ such action in the ?rsigned citizens of Chamber of id delegates to the Mayor Griffith itlon, representing tomobile ride dves and others, do suburbs. initiative, inviting At 11:30 a ference of the anti- mobilists ari South Carolina, to theatre, la at noon Friday, After a sho purpose of taking py Rev. 1 nrAiiiistAu no tlto oJ*' Commerce, headed by MKMI of Columbia, in au auaround the city and its i Methodist Corn . m. the party of auto- Atlanta, ived at the Columbia oc''8^ educ; announced rt introductory address <lS fiegarty, Mayor Griffith ty ? U' ItiC !tK OF FACULTY. Kdurntors Will Join ?? of New University. Ga., July 26.?Six Methators of the South, it was today, have been selected s of the theological faculie Methodist University, tentlary to examine R. A. R stated that the facta relate statement of Dr. Babcock, printed above, were true to of his remembrance. Dr. Pope further said: p "I was satisfied thai Rich malingerer and waa oven r phatic than Dr. Babcock afcmilrl nnl Kn UKo??o?a?1 Ichey, he our*. s. i;.; ChattanooR >d In the MemPhi? and Nashvl which l*1 L-ynohburs, Tt^anoke, thTb?><* ? ??. Va. Many cities annoum ment funds would not b ey was a ~? noro em- MOIILEY-VAUG that he| ? Uulet lint l'rettv Weihli a, Knoxville, ,. War l>emon* lie, Tenn.; n . . , ... ., , Paris, July 27.?V Norfolk and onstrations occurred vards tonight, accoi ced f.overn- , , ... i singing of revolutions e needed. l# ... forces of police and i Mean Guards, under Prefect Hennion, fre ... . crowds. Many III Lr lit llouth itr.4tion*. uatlon seems to iolent war dem- Wfty of requestii on the boule-1from the present npanied by the of three or mor ary songs. Large antJ-Blease candi mounted Repuh- mending the ca he direction of more sueh candi quently charged our hearty supr persons were others similarly r , ~ ?" presented Ma warrant, either bv m0re. Mayo ng the withdrawal Qf the propose gubernatorial race during the w< e of the avowedly will be in et date, or in reconi- 0f ono hundr< ndidacy of one or tween this eo dates and pledging wori(j powers >ort, and that of hundredth an nlnderr to such can- oosltion of yor Preston of Haltir Preston tohl briefly As made ed celebration to occur A andlei 5ck of September 6-13. tlve comra ammemoration, he said. '>r, pd years of peace be- *r' iuntry and other groat r' It will be the one j,.!*'/ , niversary of the com- ' *' .ho nnHnnoi Oreensborc urT nsinuusueu 111 /Vliania. public by Bishop Warren r, chairman of the execufttee, the selections are: J .Young, rtichmond, Va.; T. Durham, Charlotte. N. P. Howard, Tuscaloosa, W. A. Shelton, Oklahoma a.. Dr. Andrew Sledd, >, Ala., and Prof. W. A. ??w4 ?/*j nun (?iru state penitentiary. I belt would be dangerous to the s liberty. A man whose me litton is so low as was should be taken care of by I I went there at the request eracr Blease, brought to mr Dr. Babcock, as I undersU that time, and signed 'he I lull III" | - r eve<l he Spring*, tato if nt, Special ,0 The News, ntal con- Heath Spring, July 2' Klchey's ert Lee Vaughn ami Mlsi the state. ley wcfre (juietly man L of Gov- ThurBday nglht, the 23n i through home o' the bride's pi ?od it/at i ceremony wan perfor repop In o'clock in the presence o "" knocked down and ii The disorders wen patriotic demonstrati I. -Mr. Itob- eral occasions attemp s Louis Mob- rush the cafes frer ied here 011 mans, which finally > I inst., at the police. arents. The raed at & Warm un?l Fail f a few r?!?- Wa?hI n c t on Tnlir njured. didate or candid; i complicated by "It is suggeste< ons, and on sev- ommend, that thi its were made to action shall be luented by (Jer- composed of all vere guarded by ogates to the lap convention, with l delegates as may r Weather. meeting by the n 9 C r>r > . v. A.t? ?i "The Star Sp and we so rec- the one h t s conference, whose the successful binding on all, be Henry to the the antl-Rlease del- Haltlmore. 1 it State Democratic societies and the addition of such Haltlmore to be chosen In mass and they wo ntl-Rlease voters of state In the I "*"* Smart, Chi angled wanner, and dredth anniveroary of TEIjI resistance of Fort McRritish besiegers of Maga/.inc le. told that patriotic soldiers would be in Rock Hi celebrate the occasion July 27.? uld come from every Rock Hill Inion. Ho invited the sued by tl arlottesville, Va. I*S OF ItOCK HIM,. is Issued by Chamber of < 'oimnerre. II Special to The State. The first number of the Magazine, a monthly 1sle Chamber of Commerce that capacity." i "Rlchey Feigned F^a"?, "Rtchey feigned fits, bu cured him of that practice," Dr. R. T. Jennings, state per physician, when Interviewee section with the statemen Babcock and Dr. Pope, waa brought to the penlten W? CM I tlven and friends of tli( Jennings. pnrtles, the Rev. J. W. it I soon Th, D., pastor of the Ba declared officiating. The bride li iltentiary of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. 1 In con- the groom la a proapero ts of Dr., this community. They "Richey ctplents of u number i tlary one and useful presents. An am * - - s contracting generally fair wea H. Dychea country was foreran1 ptlat church, the weather bureau 1 ? a daughter of the week. Mobley and "The next dlatur us farmer of tance to croaa the co were the re- bureau report, "will of handsome Par West Monday < long the out- move eastward, crc ?v. III ill <11111 IUUBO CUUli LltSB w | ther over the represented in tl ted tonight by It Is reeommendei 'or the first half {that the six ant' ifor governor be bance of impor- conference in per untry," said the friend and suppo: appear in the gresslonal district ?r Tuesday and shall have equal >ssing the great ence with all oth men were not so people of Suo te May convention Baltimore In 1 and urged further make the oect -Kinase candidates bered by everj represented at this Mayor Prei son and by one citizens of Co rter from each con- anoe of their < L of the State, who perhaps, the t voice In the confer- United States, ers who resnond to romnru th?t th Carolina to come to under the September and help retary C. 1 ision one to be remem- appearance r patriot in the country, tains 16 p iton complimented the ing matter lumhia on the appear- flection. 1 city, saying that it was, to boost F! >est planned city in the in every p , and took occasion to local comr il?, u..ui~ ? editorial direction of SeciV. Roberts, has made its >. The publication conages filled with live readrelating to this city and rhe magazine is designed ock Hill and York county osslble day and to aid the nerclal organization in its uuuu a/ 011*31 ii?w;i, \iy outsri and Mrs. Richey accompant Within a few months after rived, Richey feigned a fit ai him medicine which after the dose forced him to ch tactics. "Richey continued to felgi M ii ijyuiiH, oi-iown guests were Mr. ed them, ton and Mm. W. U. Clyl they ar- shaw, an uncle and aunt ad I gave After the ceremony the 1 repeating j repaired to their home, tange hie west of Heath Spring, a gratulatione and good v a fits and present. W. L. Crox- central Valleys 1 burn of Ker- Thursday and the of the bride, near the end of t happy couple disturbance will be a three miles showers, thunder stc mid the con- ( weather. There aic vlshes of all of this time of a die West Indies." Wednesday or this call. Eastern states "This Is sugg he week. This the utmost fairm ttended by local ery one of the ei >rms and cooler j and in order thf no Indications may have any * iturbance in the for fearing that h be properly and was at presei ested in a spirit of 000 upon pub '?s to each and ev- 1 indldates concerned Three Ocaths tt no one of them ii (round whatsoever Chicago, Ji is interests may not and many pro fairly represented today from th in- ui imiuunMc ninny eno U expending $32,500,- and upbull lie improvenientR. ? It*1)- A roe and Many Prostration* a Chicago. Rome, 1 ily. 27.?Three deatha>night acct strationa occurred here for a conf ie torrid weather. work for | ri8 ior tne advancement ding of thlB section. I?te England's Pro|M>sal for Conference. taly, July 27.?Italy to ptod England's proposal erence with the powers to peace.