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ARBITRATION TREATIES
RATIFIED BY SENATE1
ACTIO LEAVES PACTS STILL "UP
IX THE AIR."
Must be Negotiated Again, as Upper
House Has Stripped Them of
Certain Provisions.
Washington, March 7.?Stripped of
the clause which it was claimed would .
invade the constitutional treaty mak- (
ing power of the senate, and with:
many other limitations added, the
i
general arbitration treaties between j
the United States, England and
France, proposed by President Taft J
and Secretary Knox as forerunners of j
universal peace, were ratified by the j
senate today by a vote of 76 to 3.
The senators who voted against the
ro+ifipfltirm wprp Lorimer. Martin and
Reed. The latter two are Democrats.
President Taft tonight, before leaving
for his speaking trip to Toledo
and Chicago, /did not comment upon
the senate's action. It is known h4
had hoped to see the treaties passed 1
unamended. He had declared public* \
ly, however, that certain amendments
would not be objectionable.
Treaties in the Air.
Virtually, the treaties, by the senate's
action, are "un in the air." In
their modified form they must be re- >
ferred to England and France.
By the terms of an amendment proposed
by Senator Bacon,' of Georgia,
the t senate consented to the ratification
of the treaties with the distinct j
provision that they do not authorize)
"the submission to arbitration of any
question which affects the admission
of aliens into the United States, or the
admission of aliens to the educational
institutions of the several States, or
tbe territorial integrity of the several j
States or of the United States, or con- J
cerning the question of the alleged indebtedness
cr moneyed obligation of
any State of the United States, or any
question which depends upon or in-;
volves the maintenance of the traditional
attitude of the United States
concerning American questions, com- :
monly described in the Monroe doc- ! 6
trine, or other purely governmental! I
policy."
ProTlde for Arbitration.
As amended the treaties provide
that all difficulties, with the exception
of the subjects named in the Bacon
amendment, which it has not been
possible to adjust by diplomacy, and e
which are justifiable in their nature, j e
. shall be submitted to abitration at j
The Hague tribunal. j ^
Senator Lodge and others who t
i
fought the senate's action today, de- i i;
elared that the alteration of the much r
discussed clause there of article three, r
"would imperil the success of the treaties.
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Xo official expressions were made v
tonight at the state department. Dip- jj
lomatists pointed out what they claim- e
ed was a parallel to the senate's ac- v
tion today, and in that case, the trea- a
ties under consideration vere became }
operative. ! t
Ambassador Brvce di not comment; b
neither did Jules .Tusserand, the am- h
bassador from France. | "V
Senator Bacon and his colleagues c
who forced the discussion declared v
that nothing had" been lost in the t
cause of peace because 45 nations F
were now parties to The Hague con-, tl
vention. b
ARCHIE WILLIS LOST. j 17
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~ Greenville, March 7.?Judgment'
against J. Archie Willis, member of
the house of representatives from
Laurens county, in the sum of $544.88, j
is the gist of the findings of Master'
in Equity J. W. Gray, to whose court i
was referred the case of John W. j
Bridges and E. W. Dedmond versus:
J. A. Willis, G. K. Willis, W. K. v
Stringer, Leon L. Rice and W. E. ^
Geer, as set forth in his report to the 1 c
court of common pleas, filed yester- o
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Charges preferred against J. Archie j to
'Willis as manager and stockholder of | ^
the 3>edmond Remedy company, a; c
concern organized at Belton some time i;
'ago for the manufacture and market- j t
ing of an alleged cure for pellagra, t
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of mismanagement of the ffairs of the j ?
\joncern were brought against Mr. Wil- l
"}is last December, and an order was f
issued by Special Judge B. M. Shuman I
requiring him to show cause in the 1
court of common pleas, on December 1
9, why an injunction should not issue <
from the court restraining him from 1
entering the office of the concern, 1
handling any of the books or records;
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EDITOR CHESHIRE ATTACKED.
ojured by Magistrate Muldrow in Anderson
Newspaper Office?Arrests.
Anderson, March 9.?V. B. Cheshire,
ras attacked in his office today by
lagistrate W. J. Muldrow. The enounter
grew out of the publication
f an article, in the Intelligencer,
rhich Mr. Muldrow considered to relect
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iy C. E. Tolly, a relative by marriage,
Ir. Muldrow went to the newspaper
>ffice and demanded a retraction. It
s said that as Mr. Cheshire reached
o get some paper, apparently with
he intention of writing out the
ipology demanaea, mr. .uuiuiun
;truck him on the head with a billet,
tfr. Cheshire backed out of the ofice
011 the street, while, it is said, Mr.
tfuldrow continued to hit him over the
lead. After going about one hundred
feet on the street, Mr. Cheshire pulled
Dut his automatic pistol and fired
twice on the ground. Officers and
friends interfered qnd the fight ended.
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COLOXEL LIKELY TO TAKE STUMP.
Roosevelt Ready ito Yield to Urging
of Supporters.
Oyster Bay, March 9.?Col. Roose;
velt has about made up his mind to
take the stump and personally make
the fight in various parts of the country
for the presidential nomination.
He said today he probably would be
j forced to do so, although he was re*luctant
to decide on such a course.
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State, except in the South, to make a
speech-making campaign.
! APPEAL IX JOHV J. JONES CAST.
, Abe Pearlstine's Slayer Continues Efforts
for Xew TriaL
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j has been taksn in the case of John J.
; Jones, from the recent decision of
i Judge S. W. G. Shipp denying Jones a
| new trial, the defence having contend|
ed that the juries which indicted and
| convicted Jones were illegally drawn.
! Jones is under sentence or len years
and one month, having been convicted
| of killing Abe Pearlstine at Branchville
over a year ago. He will remain
I in the Orangeburg county jail pending
the outcome of his appeal. This will
make the second time this case has
been before the supreme court, the
defence having lost in a former appeal.
UNDERWOOD'S PROGRESS.
Manparer of Campaign Please IVith
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