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r? iI D ?;tat 7 a vol,. <), NO. 88. [ MANY GERMANS SKMI-WEEKLY. KILLED MRS. WOODRO1 ________________________ LANPAS' W WILSON GEN. MOORE r V v J&P* tkk. s. c. i-'i.'idayr, \r STRIKES SENATOR! OUST 7. Till4. SMITH UNITFI) i fJTATFS flFFFRS RIFAS $1.50 A YEAR. fkm mm IN FIRST BK Thousands Fall Bef< \ termined Heljj V , LATTEK'S LOSS I: 1 BATTLE PASSES QUI >re the I)e- A Woman Beaut if i :ians. Life and of Hi S SLIGHT. GLOOM OVER T ETLY AWAY' CAPT. jl in Form and Spirited Fist igh Ideals. ' Candi HE NATION. (^MEETING AT M. C. WILLIS IS I Fitfht lietween About 2,000 I idates. ( ' YORKVILLE. SMITH TH GIVEN OVATION MEDI/ Hear Candidates at Will I'se A aniden. Hasten E FAVORIATE. ONLY N (flON TO EUROPE Al ,11 Means Possible to Lancast Return of Peace. One EITTKAL POWER. CLINKS GAIN BY MANNING er v rowd Apparently -Third Hlease .Men. WALES APPI.AITIIEn \ r\ Army of the Meuse Vn inieh Was Kepelled p. With Heavy I Brussels. via Paris, i eral thousand dead am the toll paid by the Gei the Meuse for its atti The Belgians made a h der Von Km-| Her Ij?s| Thoui;lit<s \> I by Liege hand, Whose <'?? Atst*. Helper She II \ug. 6.?Sev- Washington, Aug. I wounded Is row Wilson, wife of 'man army of of the United Stilt ick on Liege. White House at 5 o' eroic defense, noon. Death came I I'ert1 of Her lliis- lieneral Moore \ nnsellor and Later Helens* a<l Item. liiirce Chm 6.?.Mrs. Wood- Yorkvllle Specin the President ord. Aug. 6.?A es. died at the fist fight between clock this after- didate for re-ele after a brave general, and his Vjis Arrested Itut Kershaw Con p<l on I torn I? llaniters Pre i\il Present. whelml il to Columbia Rec- Camden Spe brief and spirited Herald, Auk W. W. Moore, can-] 2.000 persons ction as adjutant candidates her opponent, M. C. Kershaw count; nty Farmers Carry Secretary l( mising Him Over- dors < Inn Majority. < cial to Spartanburg Washingtc 4.?Approximately Wilson toda heard the senatorial services of tl e today. Farmers of nient to the Y made for Senator K 1 rope should ryan Informs Amliassa- Wofford ?f Atliutle of llis Chord I ioveriiment. in, Aug. 5.?President The st y formally offered the greeted li lie United States govern- | variously warring nations of Ku- AH of tl thev desire to dismiss Rirharrts Man Wake- '{es|Hiusive I on i'lca For . ninpuh Mory Kduration. ate campaign party was lere Wednesday by a crowd estimated a toOO to 1.000. lem, excepting John G. ranHirliltlk f/tr anvnrnnr repulsing the Germans and continuous fighting The fortified position to support on Wednesda shock of the German Belgian forts resisted fiercely and did not suff gian squadron attacks back six German squad Bight hundred woun after heavy : struggle or months j disease with compile of Liege had The President was ly the general nerved by the shod attack. The was heartrending. 1 the advance under the strain, h er. One Bel- voted himself ?o his 1 and drove The end can. wh IronB. | was unconscious H ded Oermnns I turn for the worse : against Bright's Willis, was the fe ations. ing for candidate s completely un- here today. Tin c, and his grief during Captain W He bore up well he had denounced owever, and de- ment of General J daughters. eral previous mee tile Mrs. Wilson military company er illness took a Willias is an offic shortly before 1 nnnr**?# in >!?? ctn ature of the meet- D. Smith anoth< 8 for state officers onstrations wh e encounter came j characteristic o illis' speech after Senator Smil as false the state- -grove today by doore made at seys The senator wa tings that the local three bales of c of which Captain by shouting pa er was one of the aloft a preeinc to er of thoRe noisy dem-1 terms of pei ich are becoming ro ! technically f the party campaign, oflioes" whic Lh was drawn to the ciple, would an eight-mule team, ence of repi a propped high up on ers of Kuro| :otton and surrounded States would irtisana, each holding tor. t banner which guar- I'nder the ace. He tendered what and B. I is phrased as * gold lleutenan h, if accepted in prin - early tra be followed by a confer- two rami esentatives of the po.v- spoke tht pe. in which the United I mill. Tt I play the role of media- of tho n .News anc Hague convention, to People rrank Kelly, candidate for t governor, came in on the in from Rock Hill. These i over from Chester and 5 night before at the cotton le following is the account leeting as taken from The 1 Courier: of ?hc Red Rose county are being transferred t Liege where they will Prior to the attack c ral Von Emmlch, con , v German army of the Mi proclamation calling road through Belgium vunce of his forces ai that prudence would s * ~ - - o the city of o'clock this afternooi be cared for. on she gradually gre ?n Liege Gen- Kneeling at the be intending the were the President euse, issued a daughters. Dr. Car) for an open S. N., and a nurse w for the ad- and just outside a <] td suggesting tar.v McAdoo and F how it to be Mr. Wilson's son-ii a and from then "Any man thai w weaker. terrify tells as hi idaide at the end ever emanated fro and their three said Captain Wi r T. Grayson. I', been elieered by I ere in the room, tive son. loor \?ere Seore- General Moore rancis 1$. Sayre, back of the st ge t-law, and Mr. referring to me. ; vcv. antral mi uvr t questions my In- for Senator. T1 ack a falsehood as in the process! in the pits of heM." of prancing ho Ills after he ha 1 "t'otton" Smi the crowd as a na-1 their hats as t lighting appart rushed from the dust-choked pe shouting, "Are you trail cheering ;ir?" hats. i *? iieimiuK majority which all r> tie fire laddies joined Servia are s on and drove a pair tlon is urged rses in front of the conflict to t< tli turnout, waving contending hey clung to the fire- the terms o us. Several hundred the I'residei opto Jogged along in liam of (5eri and waving their of Itusaia. I of Austria. uropean nations except heard It ignatories, a neutral na- Bleaseisn in time of international brought ender her good office to plauded powers. Acting under plea for f the Hague convention gave eacl it cabled Hniperor Wil- i An au< nany, Kniperor Nicholas the tlirei Ctnperor Francis Joseph on the co King (ieorge or (Irea* the caml ichard I. Manning score 1 in vigorous terms which cheers. They warmly apJohn (J. ('linkscales on his compulsory education and 1 candidate a good hearing. Hence of 500 people braved itening weather and stood urt house green listening to ill I t??K :nl(] ross ! lintti uie amy or tin* neigh accede to this to avoic of war. The Germans comn sions against th<> civil the town of Vise, eight east of Liege, burning shooting many resident Brussels, via Londa ui people to l umuity, his sec rot a 1 the horrors C'ONCiUKSS A I loth houses of ('< litted repres- ed when Mrs. Wilson population of'nounced, and for a miles north- j wheels of the govel the city and | stopped, s i The beginning of '10 O'clock this morn n, Aug. 6.? If. i)avis of Philadt ry. "I am, sir," re DJOUHNS. lis ingress adjourn- With those wo 's death was ail- hit his opponent s brief time the The blow was reti rntnent virtually ensued. The ero separated the co the end came at people tried to gf ing when l)r. K. the stage to get dohia. who had velli ?ii" vurinus t hi plied Captain Wil- A dcmonsiru for Governor 1 rds General Moore voters marched ?iuarely in the face, hind a banner timed and the ?i?ht tion: "For Ui \vd rushed in and Cole. Iflease," mbatants. Several John G. Rlchai ?t over tlie back of , Interest tod at General Moore about the prop routu i>t him After i ?' ? ? * *1 tion was also made Itrilain and (lease. More than ion France as ft lip to the grove lie- "As otHeia with the dual inscrip- its signatori jited States senator tion. 1 feel i and "For governor, my duty uiu! rds." vent ion to s ay cantered ehietly most earnest osed cotton convention welcome an President l'oincare of the steps .llows: Lownd 1 head of one of the pow- speaking ty to the llauge eonven- red to th t to be my privilege and i declared ler Article of that con- ] lie would ay to you in a spirit of with the friendship that I should provide t opportunity to act in the will com* es .1 drowning, opening the tor governor, again refere "elimination Mheinp," ile for law and order and said I use the pardoning power utmost discretion. "If you he facilities the children he said of the education Officials dispatches rep Belgians have repulsed the Germans in the nei Liege. The Belgians vigorous counter-attack the Germans who hat forts. The fortifications afl able resistance to Ge ort that th<* been failed In for c.c all attacks by jZod the time for hoi Ighborhood of He took the Presid delivered a itoom and there In killing all told him the truth 1 passed the face blanched, but In well. He was Inforr 'orded admlr-ja question of hours, rman shells, i rRESIDENT TELLS r - O ^ msultation, real- several minutes t! je had passed. ed and Captain V lent into the Red speech. He read a broken voice Bert Smith, captai I. Mr. Wilson's nient, declaring t e bore the shock bud said to him i ned the end was company a year one of the best ii 5 DAUGHTERS. General Moore , mu ui me spt he stage was clear- and W. P. P< Willis continued liis their time to i an affidavit from ened continuatl n of the First Reg*- J condition of th hat General Moore would propose ifter inspecting the , Rational goveri ago that it "was | rectiy to the f i the state." possible rate of in his speech apolo-. banks accepti famTK, senator nnntn interesi 01 )Uock, gave much of now or at ai discussing the threat- be thought ion of the demoralized sion to serv e cotton market. Sen- | in a way tha would be that theieause for gr uncut lend money di- (Signed.) arnters, at the lowest The proffi interest, the national forwarded b ng the cotton as a American ei European peace either issue, ly other time that might Receiv* more suitable, as occa- Cliukscal e you and all concerned education t would afford me lasting the time atitu le and happiness. the 4 0,0 school. bt of good offices was j VOl y Secretary llryan to the Robert tnbassies in the nations the citizi ed with applause, John G. es argued (or a compulsory i law, holding th I now was for such a law, ^ .^ding for 00 white children out of He was liberally applauded. 'E FOR THE STATE. A. Cooper again urged that :?I1S vote for th#> sfuto ami run wnirii v\ u day, was absolutely ui Belgian e .la tors prove as good as the Germa civilians have been sho the town has been burt Gennnii Kmbassy St. Peters', .rg. Via 5.?The German enib: s m acuon an | Mr. Wilson then t lharmed. The | tors, Mrs. McAdoo, d every whit Miss Margaret Wilso ins. Several |them. Until thet tl t at Vise and there was chance f< led. ' From that tinv c , and his daughters Wrecked. stantly at the bedsit London, Aug. (dent held his wife'i lr.sy here was three daughters wer ook Ills daugh- I gized for the en Mrs. Sayre and Captain Willis t< n aside and told his charge and br Hey had thought his home town s r?r the recovery, friends and kinsn ?n the President Considerable remained con- during General :le. The Presi- Captain Willis tw s hand and the crowd to give G< e erouned near- unaMfni iioarino icounter and j took pledge and thi o ask for tnak'ng market again ti inging a conflict in Mr Pollock jurrounded by his United States ten cotton, as did disorder prevailed when the price Moore's speech. , thiit planters ice appealed to the raise the prodv M?eral Moore a re- Another feat rluniirul Vlnnro s be held until the involved ant ecomes normal. ted to the g suggested that the I It was sai buy up the surplus ' intimations Brazilian government such an ofTe of coffee so declined ceived. Prt could not afford to position thai ict. so stupendoi ure of the meeting to-jl^e entire w I through them transmit not for a overnments. based hi: il :?t the White House no and did 11 had been received that critlcisini r would be favorably re- Cooper tl sident Wilson took the enforcem t the Kuropean war was would do is and that its effect on race-tracl orld was liable to be so and the I frieiid. He stated that he s claim on his own merit lot want to pet into office by ? his opponents. Mr. lien wept on to discuss the ent of law, saying that he his utmost to break up the k gambling in Charleston link tigers of Columbia and wrecked and n bonflre furniture and pictures ^ crowd today. The poc \? * gered by the reports deemed to he an indig the Dowager Empress rowna by being stop] from her arrival from I way to St. Petersburg i made of the by. Until she becai by an angry Mrs. Wilson frequc rple were an- one or the other ar of wha tthe.v fully, nity shown to During the day M Maria Feodo- to Dr. Grayson abot ped in Berlin of whose health sh ?ondon on her than she did of her sn? compelled TAKF. CA it 10 Oi - ? r opwv. u. >ivw?i?>b ine unconscious was arrested by 1 sntly nodded to immediately at'tei id smiled cheer- was released on Most of York rs. Wilson spoke Seir into Yorkvl it the President, Yorkville poured ie though 1.1 >re grove to hear the own. a week of eoni| f HUSBAND. othee-seekers war . . flay was the ji the two authorities . a , by Senator Snii the trouble, but ' , , vote for Judge bond. , , did not support county emptied it , ,, because he did lie today and all ? , ment a wise o itselw out in the .... ... grievously offe i candidates. After cause he ditl i parative calm the,, ? . . , I kell, as he cou med up today and ositive announcement lils"nR mm th that he did not of ,he few Haskell in 18!M>. He l('ol'l?l not d< L Mr. Haskell, he said, ?ter "? be not think the move- J,l,out peace. >ne. though he had Hate toda tided two uncles be- nio??ed till K tot vote for Mr. Has- an<' Pav Id prove, he added. telegraph in .. k? ?.j, would trans me i lined stales, as one other tit large neutral powers, that the > otherwise than at least faeilities the means for bringing comer of the main y Secretary Hrvan sum- Cooper < uropean diplomats in the cacy of p e them a copy of the school in the hope that they erously niit it to their govern- John r ies. Mr. Cooper advocated public schools supply e<jual for children in the farther the land as to the child on i street of the town. Mr. oncluded with his advolaclng a farm demonstration each county. He was genapplauded. P I ) 11111 Ti snnk c nf friiv ovo. ny mo uerniau aumor Copenhagen. An entrance was f crowd through the win the rooms were wroe furniture pitched into t A number of studen men climhed to the ro bassy and tore the go thf fnn of tlio finer ctni mes 10 go to "Promivo me." faintly, "that if I K "orced by the care of my husband dows. Most of same touch of devot ked and the many times had re he streets. snant anxiety havln its and work President might not of of the em- r , be dixturl ed in i Id eagle from The President reti Y TJnw --? she whispered | the audience war o, you will take Several auton ?" it was the with large bani Ion which she so "Witherspoon for peated her con- sioner and Willis K he .i that the eral," paraded worty abotit lrr Both of these ni official tasks. ovations. The nu timed to the sick order at 10:45 a. med lip.with them. . , ... , . . terlv arraigne( lobiles decorated ? , . ... South ( arolir ler ensigned wUh .. , ., .. . ,, ' such political Railroad Comniis, .... ... governor hoasl for Adjutant Gen- . ... . ot money. Tli around tlie town. .. . . most degradin itive sons received .. . . ..e freedom t >eting was called to . ... freedom of si in., by Acting ( ounthe freedom t< ? n,F.inr IM ni, ,,,v1 machine politics in nients ami >? He charged that ,cil,1,'r- Th organizations as th" representath :a of cost great sums s,an- Hernia ins. however, was the Helgian g influence. Next to ''''Partiuent. >f the press and the icech, he added, was <<>TTO\ t; J go to the polls and urge acceptance of the tern and p Austrian ambassador, years frc res of the ISritish. litis- . to find ; n and French embassies cheers b legation called at the with a c to do is I the anini HOWKItS |{K \SsrilKI>. "Hurr front on told the crowd "that two >m now you won't be able t HI ease man." He drew y saying "I have traveled ircua before and all I have to mention a subject to >iart mis to performing.'' ah for Richards!" came e in the audience. "\'e?, ran up the Kussiun flai A massive statuary group of horses led harked to pieces with debris hurled into the < fire was then made of t the embassy and an made to put a torch t? but mounted police ro . ..w room irtnu cue ia*c < the doctor. his three depicting a ing on hi* arm. by men was Sayre and Secretar; axes and the Secretary Tvir.ulty at 'anal. A bon- door. Mr1. Wilson lie contents of consciousness but attempt was n cloc k she began t ) the building Hie still could recog uted the riot- her and looked ch C" ? I f! f!l* I ( 11 t y V Il?l 1 I 111 ?1 11 lilt/ daughters lean- The Tirzah ban Fran' r. Bow.v> concert while the y McAdoo, a.id ing. The candi lay ?d outside il e commissioner am lap ?il into nn-jeral made their r ra! ?? ?. By 1 KELLBY-BETH o sink rapidly. T1 ;nize those a'<ont B. Frank Kelh eerfnlly toward Bethea, Candida Iirt* . . inv:uun, <1 furnished ? brief i vole i?k? a ma crowd was gather- noses dates for railrouu when il comptroller gen- 'n('eP???deiice r outlne speeches. ' Pardons, th RA PRRSONAI i- were granted 1 IRS. without any p \v and Andrew ,J rppt as a persi tes for lieiitonant e*t?'ided by n, and not with ring: statement ?i to tie to a political e all individuality and >f the voters is lost. Washingti is speaker explained, congr* by the chief executive |iave ?>e?*n ii articular concern, ex- relating to anal favor, which \nhs south as afl the governor to his ropH planne my frien ill Sul(jri'( to lie Issued iir(]Si |)|| Today. him." 1 on, Auk. >.?-Members oi ' ssional committee who we 1 vest iKatiii u the situation icrinK fo th?? cot'ou crop of 11?> u,,., 'acted by the war in Eu- .,d<} wen d today to issue an ail (1. von may holler for Richt very few will vote for riiis brought laughter from enee. Irby said some of the canditp splitting their -ides 'iolr law and order because he v thought this was popular a afraid to discuss ih> real I Id lion/kll Iwi./I mill ? .vxi. ers. Another crowd repeat the performanoi trian embassy but that too strongly guarded. The body of a Russl alleged by the autho been found In the CJer The man had been she and stabbed and had later tried to 1 them and smiled. e> at the Aus- HECOMKS 1JNC building was At 2 o'clock Mrs. conscious but her an footman Is had departed and a rltles to have er Hhe sank Into tin man embassy, gclousness from w >t In the head awoke. For three been dead for dent and Ills three governor, grew ONSCI91X in ihelr remarks i Wilson still was day. Mr. Bethel strength almost Kelley to denounr few minutes lat- o fthe present go< * sleep of uneon- ly the pardon of hleh shi never man of Lee coun hours the 1'resl- of which, he sat< daughters gazed hand. unusually personal lnw-ver triena ibout each other to- ^ large por i challenged Mr. HPeefh today e the pardon record e'^ort to <llscr Pernor and especial- Bleaselsm has T. Burnett Caugh- 'Advantage to * ty In the obtaining 11 bas been re I. Mr Kelley had ? failed reign < chief executive " *L Of StsilisticH sill pardon nroKers. dress to Sot tion of the governor s (.|aring that was given over to aii were not as edit the charges that anticipated, been an economic dts- ,,eSH connee louth Carolina or that statement w sponsible for any "so- l)Ut jt will 1 )f lawlessness." The Senator 1 had prepared a table chairman of rtwine that the. amount - ithern cotton growers de- amJ m!vc prospective condition j.,,,, ,.ot( alarming as had been sini,u s Owing to stress of busi- pjoyea. ted with the inquiry the N-( as not completed tonight Hichai )?' issued tomorrow. criticism loke Smith of (Jeorgia. "paving ' tlie committee. said the an(j |( rated a commission t-> rogu<>n mills and prote< i (ho tockholdors an 1 he oni)T ASllAMKD OF IT. rd I. Manning reply'ng to s, said he was a farmer, been born and reared there" resident of a bank in KUH10 uityn. FIJ5KTH HKPORTKl> CJerinan and Publish linvml to Have Mot li London, Auk- 6-?T correspondent at Harw he believes action is ] lh? North Sen. A wlr longingly into her ? that she might spea IN ACTION, could not. The sun was east! Warships lie- ows from the I'oton i North Sea. grounds coloring th< he Chronicle's dens and elms. Ich telegraphs DEATH COME! progressing In There was hushet eless mrssuirc miner anartmeuts. ?yes in the nope Mr. Keuey can ik aRain but she "kid-slippered du that he would pi 11 r its Ioiir *hnd- mosquitoes and J nac to the south The chairman t e fountains, Rar ley to refrain fro The candidate* F? AT FIVE. eral, A. O. Brice i I stillness in the pies, furnished n All eves wer?> ? i^'i Mr HPint-ii a; and declared taxable pro ?y no attention "to ",,a had lncre une flies." much during i ippealcd to Mr Kel-'a8 during tha 'm personalities. Ansel. He alf > for attorney gen- h*'1res complli ?nd Thomas H. TV*, i ports. tending o new features. 'the number of ? | victlons. - ?Sl it (.tilllfUL > perty in South t'aro- growers ai ased year by year as their erop w lis own administration tajn inforr t of former Governor British and o read a statement, of little affectt pd from solicitors' re- continental to show a decrease in prosecutions and con* "we have q tigers, thou vuuiu uasurr ? ? * I'uiW" ter, "ail< mple transportation for He saj^ hen it is ready, and con- js presid nation to indicate the Ho 8aj(1 Oriental markets will he of >d and that many of the have son mills still are operating (hpy thj (lacy?" uit prosecuting the blind i(hf>se tw gh they are about to 1 I am not ashamed of It." that God blessed htm and he ent of a farmers' warehouse. Mr. Simms has the hacking ?rs and Mr Browning must ie behind him and said. "Bo ink this hurts their candlHe said the imputation of o gentlemen were unworthy to the British Destroy ders her to prepare to prisoners and won brought in by torpedo The third torpedo which left harbor ye ( Continued on Pi A er Virago, or- turned toward the i i receive 200 of the house. Just nded, being live, death came, T boat. his daughters were boat flotilla, tary Tumulty walk< fsterday, went executive offices, hi ige Five.) (Continued on southwest corner Anifntlwl at the hour of Washington, A he President and 'wnt to the fede In tears Seore~ lettable state men id slowly to the [their reserve in Is head bowed. l'or ^<5 monts aft Jof the federal r Page Right.) passed by the se Iteserve Art. In answerin UK. 5.?An anient]- said that the iral reserve act to piained by th< iber banks to keep of convicts. other state banks < found it usele! er the organization state the expe eserve system was and convlctlnf nate today. I "In Sumter g this, Mr. Jennings . take the cc decline could be ex- were pardoi ? wholesale pardoning less to go t< I'eople, he said, had In the e> ?s to impose upon the Hlease man nse incident to trying nings urged ; criminals. torn down county," he added, I flagstones i tunty. All we Kent up i ted, and we found it use- <'II,,Pn'KI o the expense of a trial." ,,'anP ent of the election of a , HMdstanc for governor, Mr. Jen- 0,,"'rs " . .. . . . and said that the court houses be . ..... borrow and the bricks used as n paving streets. (Cor nno ne snio ne warned me n conducted on a high Mr. Manning referred to his e to Senator Ed Smith and i their fight for the 'aimers he hoped the farmer* could the funds loaned to the itlnued on Pa go Eight ? n