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7 v : . w' \ DIAZ REIGN IS OYER FATAL CHURCH FIGHT ftlihtiyt hr Ifpniif Ike Leriaer J . • V* Cue Befere ike Seiite. A(;K1* PKKSIOKNT op MK.VKXI / \ H.AiS KKRI<;\K1> OITK K. ONK NKGIM) KIMiKO AM) SKV- KKAL OTIIPKS W'OI'XDKI). Lever Tkinks Tkat Ike Next Prexideit Will Be a Getd Dcaecrat. CAN BAILEY SAVE HIM KrolgntMlon Wtll No! IW- Ac K«m\ Siartcd )>j No^ru .Man l{c-fiis- - - lU-forv SMturda)’, Wlion Madcro Will <»o lo Mexico ('lev. j,j. A dl.s|>atrh from .hum.*/.. \texli\>. Another f.ital ro« lia* ocfi, i rcl .tt r> >1 tnn (o Take Oil Ilia Hat \\ lie n in N ('lull'd), f !■ the HeNoliition lntrodur<‘d stiyn ad'lcox to the rebels Is to !|i<\h mc^ro dnirch In Newberry county Senator Im Follette, Ijoi-Iiiut is|effert that President Diaz resigned stocky Zion (h)irch Just on the New- etans-i wt,h .hr mu “T ",. J W »«« « the i.n. an < oriRress will ac- oerr> and I .a n ren8_ counties, was th<‘ Knowl«d|re of tlie ('ornipilon I sihI < ' , •l ,, |[ before Saturdav, and I'ranci^- scene of a bloody pistol battle, which I co I. Madero. .1 r . the rebel leader. Is raged for a few minutes late Sunday for His Flection. not planning to 'start for Vlexico evening^ In which one negro was The Washington correspondent of CM > h " f " r / | Sn, * ,1 | a >' | , . , > ilM fo,,r ljr « vv ^ Sonor MfH|f‘ro is jusf tM»Kinnln^ to inorr or soiioiiRly wound d The News and Courier sa\s interest realize the strength of the revolu- I he shooting was the result of a | at in Congress Monday centered In the tlonnrv movement which he < reaf. .} fuss, which started In the church. moHt entiiu^ii t . allv Senate, where Mr. l.a Follette spoke A constant stream of telegrams has when Henry ItaVter walked into the, ©a-hfw -FesoIntiott for a spertal rrnn- been Inuring in at his. hoad.,H^fer- m.-eHug with hi* hat on We' of™^ alr ^ V within the last few davs eongraln- the negroes look offence at this mlttee,. named in the resolution H.)d, )aM|lK h)m on of inK U uk of respVc on HenrVs 1 u '* ,T ' ,W '' !4 " 1 ' ^ r "- u i—.. gone, kept l.h" faith with th* the eotintr.'. We hfiv. case. The Wisconsin Senator was in “ v outside, where a nnmbdr of pistols : <,OM “ n,OM ' KU,,s, ''»tial woik l« -tin fine trim and had a large audience. ’be telgiarns are from all parts wer put in action, between forty nearly as many House members hear- M‘‘'ico, includlffg the southern and and tifty shots being fired lug him as were attending the Terri- sections. It Is becoming more Henry Itaxter, who itad failed to lories debate in the House Itself. ;,n<l r, ' or ‘' apparent that Madero Meed iiiiroycr when he went into the mCet- The suhstitute resolution of Sen,a- bttl*' from a (ounter revolution- ing, w;ts killed, and ainong the tor Dillingham, referring th" new In- arv mm e / nient Sueli talk again was wounded are Jim Workman, siiot in vestieatlon to the committee on jirlv- ’ 11 :| ir, conple.! witii rumors of th ■ right arm, a negro. Ko.iinsoix. lieges and elections, will doutitless l'b>ts lo the ( iciitlfho element In shot in the head, the hullei entering Metl.o ( itv and the possllilllty of through the ear, and a negro wo- [rfisliap to the Madero train when it man. wliose name has not been learned, slif)t in the thigh. WILSON THE FAVORITE He Says Party Is Harmonious and All the Dent.*-ruts Are HnHliig To- getlier—It Has Done I'lne Work So l-'ar, and He H<dlevt‘s Will Do So to the Fnd.* (’ongi'essman H ver. who has been his home for some days, talked most ent httsiast i< ally regarding aei'i'iiipfsherP" try I temtu rat ie house 'We h’ave,' he sil l, so f ir as CLASSIFIED COLUMN £■> Heautiful Foreign View postal cards, L’Oc, Ferguson, 1042 l>afay- ette Ave . Kansas City, Kansas. ———- ———— For Sale—Wire Fish Haskets,. price \ T with order. Send for cir- ! ' cular. W. A. Jester, Griffin, Ga. Wante.I—bookkeepers, stenographers and cl rks for high-grade positions. ■ Southern Business Bureau, Char lotte, N C. Agents.—We save you 2T> er cent, on j your, portrait work. Big job lofj frames luxJu. Owens Portrait & Frame Works, Hogansville, Ga. re-. k rfie” clean and u hit< gtade ticking, I'ixi" Feather , ( O' ered with hi .’it only $12. To each. Bed Co.. Corbett, C constating entirely of new Senators, revolution, and assurin'; him that part. When the diflicuIty arose, iin | ,laU ‘ to Investigate anew the Lorimer thousands of men are at Ids disposal, adjournment was had to the grounds ’"‘"’’b* prevail, however It Is pointed out that hia committee, as now consti tuted. contains (lie names of three s,i,r,K southward new Senators, Messrs Kenyon, of Iowa; Kern, of Indiana, and l.iyft, of Tennessee An Immediate invest igat b n of oweeplng scope of the renewed charges that Senator Borlmer' of II itnols. Is not entitled to ids seat, is Some of Madero's friends think lie should *ake at least L’nO armed men with him, hut the rebel leader him self. scoffs at the idea, saying he will have hut a civilian escort. A pilot locomotive. It is rcporteiT, will prn- Sheriff Bufford went to the sr-ne Sunday evening and brought back to Newberry and lodged in jail Jim Workman and Kphraim Williams Fphraim Williams is a brother of Verge William.', who is said to have reed a kilometre < r two ahead of started the fuss In tire church provided for In both the resolutions M ' e Ma,l * ,r " T 1 ' 1 " "• 'lytia- mlte bombs or other impediment by Senators Dillingham and l.a Col lette. Senator l.a Follette called up his rewolutlon and made a speech ar ralgning the Illinois Senator, whom h« charged with personal knowledge Of the spending of money in behalf j S “ nor Mad,,ro W ednesday was advls- An evldem e that .Madero already is working in close harmonv with tiie: Provisional President. Senor De Ba Barra. Is the fre(|uent exctiange of messages that occurred Tuesdav. j Both the Democrat-1 ^ rnr ’bat an attack Hernioslllo was contemplated on Of his election steering committee and the Ite- publlcan members of the Senate com mittee on privilege and elections dls- Cttased the charges of corruption in the IvOrlmer case and Senator Dil- Hagham, chairman of the elections committee, presented his resolution of InQuiry a« « sulxttltute for the I,a Follette resolution. The Ha Follette meaeure provide* for a renewed in quiry Into the Horlmer rase by a The Democratic ,roo,)s " 15 a ,1 ' ! ' v armv The large army, which lias been accumulated under Madero since the. revolution began, instead of being re garded as Involving future danger of I too seriottslv anarchv , is rttpldlv being reviewed ! In another light by conservative lend ers. They look with satisfaction up on the army once undisciplliie I, now much better drilled and well clad and equipped than the regular Mexican may be organized. Vltenipt Made to A-'sas-inate nikI Money Stolon. special committee Bqnttorft will supimrt the Dilllnzham rMolutlon. It la unlikely that the •lections committee will be directed to Investigate through n sub-commit tee, to be composed of Its own mem bers. . The Dillingham resolution follows: "That the committee on privileges •fid elections are authorized and di rected to further investigate the chargea raafle against Wm. Horlmer • Senator from the State of Illinois. •ad to inquire and report to the Senate whether in or about the elec tion of the said Wm. Horlmer, as ,,, | l( , , ,in ving in a • Senator of the Fnlted States from workmen at the SHOT DOWN ItY KOimiilCS. Man The information given the sheriff, was wh n the fuss started. Kphraim se- ettred Verge’s pistol and ran after Henry Baxter, liring at him' as he went Workman and Kphraim Wil liams had been arrested by Mr W. Bink Smith, and were being held w hen the sheriff arriv 'd Verge W il liams could not lie hx ati'.l Itobin- son was on Mr. Bedenbaiigh's place, son was on Mr Bedtmba ugh s phn • in I.aureus ('minty, under the rare of a doc tor, itnd it was said he was injured to he brotr.:ht to hail Hater during the night Dep- utv Sheriff Hope Buford arrest'd But Williams, on Mr Ben Abram's p'a e * An inquest was hegttrf today, ami Coroner Felker’s jury charged ,l:tn Workman .And Ephraim Williams with the killing and Virgo Williams tits areossory. The verdint was reached today It. was- with great difficulty that the coroner was abl" to get any connected facts, and the investigation will tie continued Wm H Y "I'kes, one of the lead Ing business men of Norristown I'a was shot by two men, supposed to he Italians, on the road leading to his quarries at Henderson Station Tlte police say the me it were ift.a $ I .40". which Yerkes w.c- b lieved g to p i v off t h e ((Tries 111' a . THE EA EH HEADY IMSTOH I 'armei' Stioo(s ('oiuluctol' ami Is Shot l>\ ('ondiic tor. more inierest of reform legisiaticyri since the iissemtiling of th's congress on tif Dh of April than has ever been done by one congress Hi the history of the country in the, same length of time. In a harmonious caucus we 'napped net u/firogram for this en tire session, involving the election of senatoys by a direct vo* of the people, a corrupt practice ad t ■ pur ify our elec tions, the passage of tin Canadian reclpi oe ; t v agreement, a free list bill, e'lu.jlh/mg tariff taxn> and rediVing th dr burdens, the ad mission of Arizona and New Mexico into the union, and thus far we hav" alreaclv pa-sed the h ll for the e'ec- tion of senators by the people, the pudicity hill, the ivcipruBy bill, th free list tiill, and during this week the statehood hilt will i.i-s, and w hile this is being done the w av > and means committee will have readv f co- cnnstdcTaTion by th - cBicus the iiiH revising and re.i'l iu-tin x the wool schedule. When this :s U' t. d Uintl ih* 1 cotton schedule and perhaps rub tier and steel will he ennsidr»r"d file encouraging .thing a.on' ail of this is th" Item crats ha ' shown an utr roken front, a unanimity of feeling and an enthusiasm not seen in the pa rty since 'he \Y at' !'. ' W ec'U •he Sections. Kve-y man of us f. . that Mi" reforms -ought bv ’h" peo pi" can c re o heel ottlv througli 'he 'in It rn metiT t liry of the D uim r C" party, am! eac h teau i- will'fjg to concede much of his private' . : a lotis as tec particular propost*‘on' f o r the good of the t'art' 'What about president: 11 eattcl d 11 es ‘ he was asked That's a good dist in. " off 1* : strange how sttiiaf'ons pfiatut" A tew voars a • liter was a 'Jethori of Uep itdican timber, am! c dear'll of Democratic timber J he IS exa't 1 V re V " seel ’ c ..| c v I' f - l"' t Taft i -' ' I rt a I ft ot !!"' I'Sfc] T V •,, t M»yt)err.v's Chicken Hemedy for Gaps, Roup and Cholera. Satisfaction guaranteed. Postpaid, 2r>c. 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Second, that you come from h |M)jnt twenty-live miles or more distant. 1 bird, that your fare must not exceed per cent, of your total purchases. - The njerchnntcf of Charleston curry large and- well assorUul sjocks. The matter of selection is easy: you have a variety to choose from. Their storks are kept fresh hy lieing replenished of ten. Prices ate very reasonable, considering qTlalHy. The following merchants are members of this refund plan and will tie \'Ty glad to serve you. tk If you cannot find what you want in your home town, remainiar you can always get it in Charleston.- ASK FOR REFUND BOOKS. <♦> / Dobbs' Single Comb Rhode Island £ Reds and "Crystal" Wnlte Orping- tons win and lay when others fail, stock and* eggs for sale. Send <?/ for muting list , G A. Dobbs, Box <*> B. 24, Galnesvtll*, Os- Art Store s. Hanneur's At" Store King -t Anticpic' I in niture. Morg "iist'-ru l-'unii'iii'e I'omp'iny, it :d s' Ha tv er -. 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Trunks nnd Bags. • irT's'on Trunk Cou. p-p : 7" K.'i-- - 1 y |iew l iters and (ItTic e s,| l |,| l | l ,„ I I W al 'l J M ", |-| ' , 1 ', 7 ;;i J,-• • •- • • • -'tv-y i-A I h. thfi State of Illinois, or In connec-i shot him in ihe had tour lion With his right to a seit in this lhm . s lin ,| left him lv mg in i he t oad bodr. there were used or employed T | 1(1V a w a y with a money hag by any person, firm, corporation or 1 SH |,| ,,, roniain $i;on Maoclatton any corrupt methods or! \ passerby, who heard ttm sties practice. ;nin to Yerkes" assist a nr ■ ancl "That said romiwittee he author-, t)rouKtl , |,j m to the h spital Bhv lied to sit during 1he sessions of the sl( i aMH R ; )V his eemditiem is • nti ,| Senate and during the recess of the The W()unils in the hi'iid. face am, Senate or of Congrees; to hold Its forehead show that Yerkes hravclv seealon at such place or places as it flw .,, (1 , ho highwavmen roll,,, in ahall deem most convenient for the Hutomobihs are scouring the rouu purpose of investigation; to emplnv , r> fo| . , tl robbers •tenogra,phers and such counsel and » » » Cap! C I) Bailev, conductor on pa-senger 'ram No j 7 on the Goor- gia railroad, winch leaves August i at V 2 JO l.'asterii tiiu". lunning he- 1 t w n \ ugust .a i nd Atlanta, w , - hot Mondav on tiis train ahout halt" a mile this side ot M sina. and i u turn sli t his assail,in'. \ J Thomp son, a well known fanner of Wall'ell i o n n t > (' i p' Ba j lev was pai n; ul B . ‘' r ihoiigh not seriously , wavutuled, the ^ bullet enterinc hi< leg .etween ills "I hip and knee, and ll is belt ved tbit I*' ' J Thompson, his assa laa!. xv as " 1 I a t a 11 v wounded The shooting arose over the re t" f isal f t'apt Bailev to s‘op Ml- train tb t cnil.ird Tear< r of hK ar IK on I v man in T the :,a - a c it o • it l c h a n I e of s U I C ■■ s ami Ii - i ll a lice is 011 1 V ,1 ghost of I .bat',' On t lie o' her hand the I 'em . r , ' party i> : i, ti In pr siden’i.tl t.mte'r nnd t her. will he no d Hfi ' ’' ‘ \ pel Jen ■ ed bv a national , on v em' mu in tinding , man who will nmu-'ire to tlm full st atldai d as a p i ft v b- oi competent accountants as tt may deem necessary; to send for persons •nd papers and to administer oaths, ■nd that the expenses of the inquire ■hall be paid from the contingent fund of the Senate upon vouchers to be approved by the chairman of the committee.’’ SEEKS I'VHDON |(>K NKHOHS. (Serving Ufe Sentence for Murder of I’hiiI Williams. M . sina . a (lag Perhaps the strongest ■ number of signal tires , v,a Senator La Folletto's speech was to a Governor of South Cn-. tit'on in u e-.n; ed 1 i: i i ask ing for the pardon of any lum ,mi: a pet it ion brai ’h g t lie si )• n o i ■ of approximat ly seventeen th 'us.ind individuals will short I v hr , a', sented to Governor Kh ase, a ; ;ng for a iull and lompbt, patdou to, set v mg a nitentiarv / • V • plea for a reinvestigation on nr count, not only of recent develop ments, 'but because of revelations during th" last session of the com mittee. 'Mr. Ha Follette reviewed the Eort- ■cfiier caae, citing the confessions of George Nic hols, u: bribery In the Intereet of I.orlmer's term in the State B nitentiarv for election. “Is there another Senator complicity in the murder ot Hu T \ against whom such an imputation Williams, of c iuml'm. on the llug- could have been made who would not . enbeck-Wallace itdu- M ain on 'be have risen in hie seat and demanded nHht of October v la-t a, an inquiry?" he said. cording to the st netnei:' , f i; "Can you conceive of any man Cunningham, an ufonn-y «. I" k.n bolding such a trust as a seat in the III now in this State B will h. Senate who could sit her' for weeks remembered that Nichols and Mir- . and months after bis title had been ! negroes were convicted of h, m util impeached without saying some- murder thing?’’ He said the-votes of the thirty j\\oFFOHI> ConHEtiE DOHMITOKY Democratic Senators for Horimer ' would stick in the minds of the p-o-I . Plftjrbm. remembered that j 1 ,Hns of ,ho of the Democratic votes were under the Hoard of Trustees, leadership of Lee O’Neal Brown,, who had $30,00* strapped on his, A dispatch from Spartanburg says perMn. He said that he understood | t ) ' ans for " niodern dormitory for that the Senate committee had per-1 "'offord College were formulated on mi tied an attorney in the case to Tuesday at a meeting of The - xecu- dlvart It from an inquiry into M*r I tKe committee of the hoard of trus- LoHmer's knowledge of the case. ! ,p rR of Wofford College in the otiice .t ion fo"i' n 'K s this side of Catna' k. and an argu- lliellt resulted \\ hetl ask I ’() Step t'a-l<i t la I If v stated tie couJd not make a s' o p without o r d e Thompson drew ., g.in, s vy mg You will stop this 'ram at um.’/ie of my rev tv. r ("apt Ba h'V knoc ked Thom -s, !:aud down. Mmow'iig the mu.'/h v. - , ’ ll *’ l'» • is inn ‘i ' 1 Ik .1 ro in ! n s Ii i n n 11 m ,1 1m , 1 1' S q, ".ik • ■!' F % ! t r k . 10 ;sis > .S.-4 11,.1 n v "1. IIisMiI " t * f iliM'sh 1 |i .'Hill c h.ir.n t.- r: st 1. -s 'A *. ; '' I) "ll s' 1 cqivlv to th c • I !: ,t - t *-' Mils 1 ii'inoc r it Ic h ' 1 S' i uii’ I’t u*’- m .1 k " KCIO'I in tli" fu: U f" a *• > t 1 1 Ms tin i.T I f. ' I WCI'lM ; ' 0 11. » . 1 k * • r t ‘i .1 I'k wit! <■ 1 f " r : 1: i" 1. i ■tur H" is show ini: s. •:i"j !: ! t h gun from his hr,' , s ,i tilU'd the h ii ! 1 e 1 I 'a i I" V s log he' V l'''U f ", IT'OOI , s ll. and Ca'it i vv n hi- pi-'c she" dels lung T ho, 11 n tli u ll i i 11 y I m the ul and Ml" on's of t. as ThoUl.e n t. i" n - i ' i t Mo hip uid 11r n ■ • I ’o vv 11 o bad e sill tile ti I'e I bet A ".Ml hi - •lie: ra! i n g hi' in M a -so n vv h 'll leadd'sli i ;i tusmg to etr ir b. I' - h i: ting resll It ’hen bv M .■ rnderwoo.l lac ' tint the res.io long 'o • II. ■ sn.ptM W hen Me<li< lues Fail, w ill take your c’ase Diseases of Stomach, Bow el-, K id tie s. Liver, l.unus and 'ie hllty leth'T tu-v") permanently cradle,a'ed -v Natural Methodic 1 nt or.-e'i ng li'.-rature free C. Cui- h ii Howerton, Durham. N C. WTmtecI—Every m in, woman and child !n South Carrltua to know that the "-Mi'o" trand of Sa-h Door- and Blinds are the best Rtid are made only by the Augusta l.utii or (' 'Uipaiiy wfio tnanufac- t : re evervching In Euin'er and M; Tvork and w' ose watchword Is “(Ja.'.lt: v "title Xucusta Lum tier Com ; .n v \ u c ■: -' a. Georgia, for pi ii os od atiy order, large or small Lon RATES For The Now Is III Hi GIN \ I \G I I \ I I I Rs | ciout^erp CorQrQerciDkl eicfyool ( a I lion ii A \| i i'll og s | s >al 1st,in y . Dm ha hi. \ » tv.ii l h \ t l.inl ic ( ha ■ P si, ,n s I he tilgt.es I < Wilmington. W i osi, n-va |>m. •Ildolscil Busin. I ollege ll. the •• ' •' : ii:; :ii:or: . a' oi Don't Delav I c.nger- i;» of th o hois" this ])!»<> i< th" in’. tli.il r\ • ■rv nuui r is w rk for 5im r ('•!; i rk is 'troiu: o v s vv i' b all/'s the I't Is HI HHET IN HH \IN ■ -*- Kills 111 - . st* 11 liver De.id Body of the Man He killed. Riding h- me together after i ' e! .■•intioti in wilt h liquor is s;iid to have played a prominent part. Cal either of whom, s", Olid ! " I \ s I III howing 1 • vvBl 111ou "lit geliel'., 1 'a lino-" ' i v a ’: v e - t, ; 1 1 j hi almost ideal a n’ itli’esis of l’res : d. ut To ' f It gi v • s him a s" r m ■ tb v, nich Gov Ilsrmon do. « tod ;o - '.•ss, l.ec uise iie is more of Ml' s.t'i " tvpe of man as is IVesideiit Taft than i. t; v. Wilson Th.e (outes! ;n lh>' n. xt Democratconv ntion will likelv he bet vv e-n these three men. nn\t r IS 1 c I’ll II lift* w ho 1 " h h 1 m > • If to 1" ■ . 1 itt'i .r 1" 1 <! 01 . ti.»r t lo !() ov ♦Th 10k S|u': 1 k«* r < il "ll t i a 1 i ,lh uKhion- ■ 1; "V " il Ot 1s a' this 1 norti 1 j'S SM'O ni; st with th." nu Mi II" S t ' ♦ ‘ Ills to 1 M» ’Mi ; "l !'«• 1 t a<i in iXDll'" of (‘OM S' ami pro r vv hu h nn k your ho. van li ve >' I r f 11 horn" Is not hi’ .■ rg Mo and l i v e lire }., I V vv ' h a a !. s s y •1 - I' h- .1 d k- r J 7 Mi SU' h' re, ll p ir*'d ;h in ev O'Neill and la a Regan, ranchers on th • 'Shoshone reservation. be’v>oen the Big Wind and Little Wind div ers, W'omtng. Saturdav hecame in- olved ai a quarrel, OTNeill shooting and hilling Regan. O’Neil! rod" hack from his ranch to the spot tivvo siq i|itno.n|i jainq v tnd pun vn| |[(js pm.Llj s|q jo Aj. i| aqi ■'•J'MI vv brain Tin 1 bodies w">re found sid" by ride by a searching parte. Tb" iny judgmeiB. liominat.'d Tv Of course, n , eTg- t i!: .■ de- iii can defeat any man i he Ron biican par; v. mu' can f(>r-ne|l 'he ' ,'opfiTi'nt s of,, t he future >», t'av. upon Mie p'',’«|'('cts of these, men. " Wb.-t d" y -n think of Mi" future tor the mu t > 1\ - w as asked. D ups never brighter: tie coun- trv is tiH.p'niiclily disgusted with Rc- pui'lh'an maladministration, and this congress is convincing the country In prc.Tidlng ood pi mo or ot u !, i v »■ prom Bed in -' r nient. No ’ e w '‘out music, and rn; I r ng a nd eu B i vat p- t drown serrciws. ’ i ' 1 ui♦ *t for ttie - hil- " i.' in ," home Th .8 a r of mi: nt. rrupt ec) n e we ai" te tter p.e r to Slp'dv the t.est pi.inoe ami nr. i’.s ant will save you mom v \\ r te us at once for catalogF and for our easy payment plan and pric, s >1,tb,lie's Music House, (2o- lumliin, K, (", Snud Hill Istud I'or Sole—-Tlik cotin- ccmiitrv is rip.dly settling with p op e who are anxious to get a w afrom unheilthy climates and h eh pric-d land- The climate Is ex flleM No fever No malaria !, Hid will raise as much cotton as laml.-. selling for two hundred dol lars an a'-t". aitd yet you.can Inn this for the-emt" amount vciu pay rent. People ,.ie coitiTig here ev ery diy. and you liad better come while prices are -still low. Some land a- low as four dollars an acre. 11 A Pag> . Jr.. Aberdeen, N. C. i AYIATOK PHEA ENTS ACCIDENT. Pafe upon p*l?e of the testimony declared, showed the closest asso- olatlona between Mr. Lorimer, Speak er flhurtlieff and Lee O’Neal Brown, the Democratic leader. Shot Himself in Dream. The denser of sleeping with a pis tol ,undef one’s xtillow wae illua- trated Tuesday when John McAlee- . in Nerw York, died from a self Inflicted bullet wound through t] fc*ad. Members of the fam Id slept with a revt at ot th# bed and st| n ••1/ daring a dream * r . a* Heat. beatyfwcords tor the jMlfl lor May/22 were broken mercury reglster- deatha w"ere re- the coroner aa being due of J. B. Cln\eland,/'’! hose present w'erc: Itr. H N. Snyder. J. B Cleve land, W. E Burfiett and H. B Car lisle. A three-storv building will be erected in tjte ne.r future, contain ing about/?.', or sc rooms to ac commodate the boarding pupils at the College. The new building is to coat between $40,000 and$50 ) 000, some of/the funds necessary for the build- men wtere close neighbors and warm that the Deiuoeratte party is capable of conducting the government in a *'■*'•*' conserv ative and business-lik " way in Murderer Electrocuted. the interest of all the people. It is At Trenton. X. J., Frank K Held- a 1" tx 1 bet the next President matin, the young Asbury Park flop- *111 be a Democrat, and he will eith- ist. who murdered 10-year-old Marie er b named Wilson, Harmon o. er b Smith last November, was electroeut- Cl irk. ed at the State prison Tuesday night, lie met-’ the little girl as she was tious will building. on band, but outside dona- r u oru ‘ np b °nje from school and/.urod her into a wchds. Alter attempting be received toward the, to -assault her, he killed tbo phtld f ‘ v ith an axe and hid her body In some ‘ lancnP8t * r ’ * underbruah. He made a confessiou, Mills to Close Down. Notices w’re posted by the Atnos- kea; Manufacturing company a' H., Monday, an nouncing t'ue suspension of work in all of its manufacturing depart.Forts beginning at noon May 2T and ccn- •inning untii the morning of June i 5. Wrecked His .Machine to Keep Fi-om Hitting the Spectators. Av'Dor Anthotiv J innus lies at Si. I tike's hospital at Bristol, Tenn., m ,. critic.il condition as a result f a sacrifice he made Wednesday afternoon to prevent the probable wholessale maiming of spectators. Jannus is suffering from a dislocat ed shoulder, broken collar bone and probable Internal injuries. Just after he had stared the flight the crowd of spectators fypeked to the knoll which had been selected for a landing place and when Jannus steered for the Kills Himself in Hospital. admitting the cripie Albert Kuobeloch. aged 27 years, • ♦ ♦ * 1 1 who la said to fc* a manner of a Heavy ToU of Fire. : .C“Abou7l7.000 oreraVives are em-j land!ng llla, ' e " he found !t covered prominent family in Charleston. 8. More than 20.000 lives and $2.- ployed in th ^ Am0Ekea g co tton uulls wlth C.. committed iulclde In the Ortho- 000.000,000 worth of property have ^ ! He was flying too low to rise over paedlc Hoapltal at Philadelphia by been sacrificed to fire In the United, ’ _ * * * j them and rather than continue ou •hooting himself In the head. He State during the past fifteen years, had been a pn$lent at the hospital; said President W. H. Merrill Tues- slnce March 24. 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Saxony, killed her five | machine, a big passenger rarrylu: f L or !t hands of such Judges i j n j ur j eg f ron W hi C h h e <5^^ Qoe leg as a total wreck. : ch-u liberties of the people are secure. t-wa g torn off. / v. at New York. cbiMron aad then committed suicide. ! aeroplane, vas \ ■