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'4 • - v ■ ; iV... r . ■< 4 H"‘V\ u u5mh v* ;lv _ *, H VOLXXXM. ■ 1 ' Wi NESDAY, MAY 13,191 _■ sS * £ ■ / - BOY PREACHER Interesting Address By State Superintendent Swearingen. ku MEMORIAL WAS Larg* lYi V educational rally which tha past several weeks the thonght of everyone In veaeie v» fniniom Xvpeenj. up emea ,ln the Intellectual uplift >f Colleton o’clock at the auditorium in Walter- eboro. It had furnipa^d the’material for much anticipation among. Inter ested .workers, throughout the coun ty.‘and It whs quite fitting that the speker wf^the occasion should be State Superintendent of Education J.^Bf-Swearlngen.* Jt will be remem bered that Superintendent Fweiirin- gen is totally blind, but those who , have heard him can appreciate the value of an inteU^pt w"ich f$es far ther than human ejVs. In an address wnlrit lasted for rbout an hour Superintendent Swear- | intren oat only entertained the large i ^audience most delightfully, but be! “ give somA'practical kno\viede=» of I mtr educafton system. H*> called at tention very plainly to the many op portunities which are offered for tlv' improvement of educational condi tions in this county/ Tn a clear and f/reeful manner he. nlade "it known to the trustees and teachers of Uvery x %(hool that "South Carolina stands ready to helir them, wneh rhev help themselves. He says it would be n waste of money to attempt to help any school district unSH It has heed interests enough to help Itself, the people of any district are hot^fn- ‘ terested enough to make some.-effort they would not be interested enomrh to appreciate a^tx educational gifi however great it may be . Mr: Swearingen started that South Carolina stood with operi arm*. akdt ^ were, readv to heln every, district^ however poor, which was willing to help itself*'^ iL» not only stated it, ■ -but guy* some very ample and flea ' glatenfents concerning Joe law •A:fit the sta‘e will do. ITe showed following short “synopms of the'Ij* '.v that five olasses^ef schools exist today in South CaroUntr. : jfjvf rp K'of cover-rfuh ytnd •every v d onl in tlr-, ro' -y?y iitul rvc'e.-aml *>' J ; j ySp ’,* I".- anv school the old of v erc<V MAVB The Memorial exercises which work held at Bedon’s charcb on Tuaa- day. was quite a success from every fiewpolnt. An unusually large crowd attended and muck enjoyment and profit waa gotten from the .occasion. The services T>eg*n at 11 o'clock with an address by Mr. Crosby, fol lowed by a devotional service and adddres by Rev. J. M. Craven, after which speeches were made by the following named gentlemen in the order stated: R. M. Jefferies, D. L. Smith. Janies F. Risher and Rev. J. ('..Ciilluftf. The speeches all touched upon the beautiful cuptont of memo rials add tip* various ways of.doing honor to the sainted dead, and also the opportunity of sMudying the lives •i those who have "one before in or- de- that me may model our lives ter them, fcrebricing the good/tCnd avoiding the evil mistakes. Children's Day Ext The Sunday school/Cnlldren's J)ay exercises will be/neld at Salem church on Sunday morning. May 17, at 11a. tn., and at Penlel church at 4 o'clock iiKthe afternoon., On Sunday, May 24, Children’s Day exercises will be held at Ehe- nezyir church at ♦ o'clock In the af- 'ornoon. . y/ LOCAL PLA iii, PLEASE AUDIENCE Washington, Bay 12 of Ooneral Huerta aad tbo ment of a provlsloaal governi Mexico, in which ^ both and the CduvtitutionajBl would be represented, ts ed in g plan whjph the three gov American medjdtors now are ing olit to be proposed for the soj tion of t^b entire Mexican pr ThhC the first intimation as to d^tiiis of the ’'mediation plans, ^came known tonight, though- neitt the mediators nor state departmc officfals would make any satemc to bow nearly complete i's the to be submitted to the Ame^: Mexican delegates • when they the South American envoys at N1 '4. ■ IMJTl / *hlch hsv< of W« wee ml laado. Fla., a The dlst Juite a preaching to Its ca| at the 8 3«4ftlock the yoathful begin a song service, after preached o n the' text, “Ye are Light of - the world." For thirty minutes he held the. audience almost spellbound ak/he preached a remark ably well rkorposed sermon.' There ivas. of coutae. some childish expres i *ion of thought, but the Jhought It i sejf was that of a mature man. The ,h -vrmon pas .forceful and well, deliv ♦ i* d: Its effect was eviHeat by the cr ‘‘at number of people who i ! espond- <*(1 to .his invitation to prayer. » ' • < harUe R. Turner claims the'dis- im-tlofi 'of being the yobpgeaff li- prwiched. in.the world. * He traveled -alk over the Southern itewand a good part of the Norths *. • ••— A ara Falls next Monday. / It w’gs learned / that the be that ay uke inymissii proi rii/States ajsd hfls preai bed to thou-' ids. J.* J,a^ ;nst compifjt'*.! his second grade at school, makin ; twi grades- .this p^st year. x ' r lie boy is accompanied by hls-r.t- * tee.', who .a s. mlni*;r r. Frtwn -tipre 1*»t hey went to .Charleston w here*the boy preached to a large audience at ihe historic First Baptist church. The Flat" Enjoyed by Those of Htx Nharfsi, (hie Home T^ent Was Bach ’ Present. might be that the seung up of temporay ggAernment be. underak by a conymission of (Ue parsons, of thenrrto be nametybylHuerta, by the Cons>ftutiopallst« and the flftpi by the mediators'. * . While the ^mediators have with drawn their invitation to the Rebels to send delegates' to their cpnferem it generally is Believed that ■' A, f ■ TELLS STORY OF GAMBLER’S DEATH Ih-iver^bf Heath I’ar a Witness at llecker't* New Tidal. / May » to aaa fw^he^murder of factory -girl, were uiiMI next Saturday I»!M.'eurortor ndnr* Judge Hurt M. Dorsey, solicitor' general. * asked the postponement oh the part of the state, saying he had not had time to picpare the prbeecOjtonV rep»y to the nioti'ifi . ' Annie Maud Carter; a negress who recently made •an affidavit reflecting upon James Conley, ’the convicted^ negro accessory fn the famous case, was*questioned by Judge Hill today as, to why she left Atlanta after making her affiffidavit. The women sj^irt she had been sent away under the o:r*Ction of William d. Burns and lian Lehon. two detectives. Both Burns aiql Lehon have been summoned to ^appear in sOperio^ court Tuesday to show cause . why they should not be adjudged in con tempt of court for their alleged ac tions . V t ' : ’ Couttfel for the defendant are ask ing that the verdict be set aside be- rai se ihey claim, the constitutional rislM* r,£ Frank werfc violated when lie was i»llowed to be abaent ..from the courr room when the verdict ‘was returned. *' - '=•' \ *Y fthe best displays of Jocul „ Jinf n-aa given on Friday ev ening at the. school auditorium in the- play, '-Fix-Shnrpi!. Oqo Flat.’’ The play wfas gjvpn under the i'pUes of the Oangliters"of (lie C* f •>ra*y and •.was car led out en'yl loci) talrnt. x -; New York. May 12: WilUe'Shn- jpiro. driver of the gunmen’s car. let.. mationik being sought aa to wbktha: ,Wp <l,»n«lay in. the trial of Charles ^4 8t |tntionaH.t 9 ' Kwk< * r for ,hp Murder of Herman institutionalists would con**. j {OM .nthal He told «f receiving a in ^ase of the elimination of Huemr.-'v*W #t hts Tt-md tn front of the Ca*» some form of temporay gof-bm-1 B ou * PV « r d.l»te at- ntgh! on.Juiv 15. lent in whi^Ve would be •— l” 0 ufuit to Tom “ fen ted. Thosa close to the m say it is beljeved that some ^u-h -kr# 1 Schepps.. -At. *Bridc4e* Webber KOVf?rii 4 '1 411 niBfit un. .iui> la- „ I 1 *'- then.went to Tom Sharkey’s sa- , P # WW-' u here he picked tin »'4*aror\ t i Jack”- Rose, j tv fry VafFm and Sam ANNOUNCEMENT OF COMMENCEENT ^ j "• * A Closing of On* HumtrcdT and Tw« Ninth Year of Collrg* of 41 toft May'lSdfh. up I# Iww abmti 350 'injured. A targe terrl- tory .ls* not been inspected. >> The afSrected xone- extends fro Zaffarana, the highest viimge on 1 Aelita, to the sen. between Aci Real bn the south and Glare on the nort It* includes, Linera. the center of tl disturbance, and Pisano and San Verenina. . ^ In Linera alone 110 periods killed and 300 injured^ In Bon| do. 13 dead and 27 injured havg takep from the ruins. At cj rksintlnl were killed and many injured. These villages and ludny s« places were levelled. The entire dis trict today presentedYa spectacle ot desolation, ruin add death. Man* of the injured hgd not Wm taken from the debrief All. train service has been gbpftdoned owing to the collapse pf/hrldges, broken ran ks and obstrjKted tunnels; v For i^itures this rbm earthquakes, o the ^tivity of Motint Aetna. ticbly populated, as ffjrttle. vineyards gr e attentioif> At the centhid point of the*:j ly- re- •'ollow'lng prog*uni.. v. til iyerr for •-ub •aJh- and iHi(:r<,:*s: ” ' / ,Jt t'-srd. ■c 1 IVi' " fid si a;; 4 nu:gei(teift«s this is the only .no; i- rs4 th* S b,H onr under which peace may he rt'stored in -Mexico umler'ie ^satisfactory -jo ail. Xtcxicii, atYd'io the United States. v->. VI artisv < -lie every 'l/lll (Mi, 'dollar thus riiisi ••e H. :,1‘ j " '/Mft nvoi-. 1- ' , . (hr. •i f,r ( . i * is a' tv, ; ‘ ..oi' rx*r * I vy of ;? St i . *■'_ *> Lighthdiiie Case. •' The fbliov.Icg atatetnen: w,. - m) by the navy d<i>:iVuiH.n>.~ “TLe facts giving the defiK M; •*•*-e; V./rr W. ;t .stenbcfgphct ^ Hw- inaintiiiln^j.of .*1 ■ IT l-.l;ut*ne >t ’ l-obos Island have been r '■••iVer’iip' n'-o wrtf^ 1 ,r ‘* w Admlrsl Badger and at . Kssio iijTn**; o N^-ible'explanation of fUe<inu Ve nus the *>ecijr, , *|;.f4 o H i■:<* crank, tlVp >* . i ,v V- eu't .Te'.lfv 1 ! *• Ur-g n I o :i rn' !}»f> ct" ij- jNf^rtrd Six';,! mt out -jnil . of the tiitii-- I he^rd a shot.- r d the Metropole ard , man f; , !U I .(arted i;;'y macMnf Xhod Cone jiti iiii f.rt f— Invitations have heen^tssurd by the trustees, faculty^mwgraduating chts of ‘the Co|lej5* % o.f yn.irleston to attend the ■ cfjromencemenf exereisi^ o' the l2jttK year, which will be hebj UJxfrttianUaR on Ttir day eyAn- iff. Tie* vyen : er vrilj ty- djS'b’cJoeK. '' nr ! dd:"'"v. »v‘M ' : ><.vdb : liv- F..JJI;)*i plu^Hnyi niwrt The injured lay in the ing assist*nee, which has to them. been Where Lineigr stood Jfc n mass of > ruins. Those houses whfeit did hot * < oil a nee entirely were so broken, as > . ridivadze the <otiiplptcness of Cmv;' di>';’jm*r. The village gohsi ted of * di'fu‘1 sou fnhahiiants. people escaped ’w caUAt gvu »"u in it dost of the 1 '■v. 1 . v r; ■ .* * V tTAO til -VH ,:>a> occtirred whdh tin tlie women ’were 1 fteliis. From the vick •oi K; ol r!- ddr i. flat - as occupation of Lobos Ip|ahd that lighthouse keeper.' %vnNi h • ing light, was prevented from trH. vood Price. , ‘ '.Mrs. Harding, another ; -r ■ - Mrs. (’urn Ftshbirrne, Unhet't Bare. Mrs.. Hardhig’a Hier ' Mr Lucian Pettersor,. Fred 'Albright, just ret d.wel tro- iKble tn recomite ' i iv*of tokay with Th;.t- of the t,(rjal. . •... 1 Mr' M .'trry ‘Vtfte^on^ V . j V, 8 » r «*« nt ¥ f . ro1 " - Uir^tTVitneW got hadlv wfn - « !;«v!d ‘V Motrb*. ?ho ea-lli*. op .M'hY ! •• A *' w,t h him any essenffg!'parts v^juf un ’ * I Perkics under diflicultles Y\tr. rhe,- , murhlnery »nd for per ^ j iircii ■e.ttop of light keeper he j vv Pi veil -by- UommAndlny -Officer-ifetr j tving a certificate that i takfn by force. The <OR \ his,.light is considered limed from S !n '5 ,rr ‘ ijnc( ‘ to a!1 Europe Mr. A. %. Sedrscm. -r 0 ^. - ^ 1 rholly Chumloiglu who ia not one ni <* I’ Trice ’ is an addition is here repeated JT, Y •dun anaf ter may be cleared up* •( hole .co.niert' .!n wTi|ch Replying, department’s midnic’it ] u * uroye Thfs is.a ffhod! ' over It shovld r :v r.in months.” If sc 's Movs two tecciurs, i’,' buildijig and votes rn '4'mills. Hie state give further liel!». V VlasslJI. ''Schodjs of this class d pSr wl}i<h hav<- on enrollment-of pils. an attendaii'Pe of +n. w P ii teachers, onch° w.jtit a septrattgroom If such,a school levy.-- a t:i/o .r*iMs the state gives S;|0d (la-** IV. A school of this f hi// which has 1' children in higli r/iiool grades, a ' kh.schooj tendheiyand two elemen tary teachers." rurufing a derm of not lert than eight nfonths, !r classed ns P-roral high synoph, Thr 1 state ci*-.-s it aid to the'yinount of ?3Oft/ riii-s v. The seK/ol of the fifth class i‘- th- lo-l scdmol vjiich is desir'd in this > ta’p, /It is a school which runs .ofa'* men tbs. eniglovs two high s t honi ten/ners: does 1-ft grades of work, a/fl hav .1 good building! Mr. Swearingen pointed out the /Ltd that of the schools of the fir«t class there arc about 1,5 ft ft in thB ‘ yie. Mam* of. them do no.t'realjz ‘ the possibility which lies ' befor* yhfm. Many trnaf'ees and teachers are ignorant ^of the, aid thaf onr state offers. He reminded* his hearers of the f ed j hat'although South (’arolir.c, is j the possessor oif n proud hbftory and j. -v . . - - ' stands higher in honor and respect j 4 Paris. May 12. "Dfath to Amcr X-i mort-g her sister states, ihaj she hv-icans” was written in Spanish tn i ’far below a great many of them large ,i ha rafters acres? the s.»Ii? Irnm an * educational standpoint. | dorsgpjr of iTie United States rronA^.. V’ith all of -her proud history w« arelrV offices in Paris early,tonqy. -vtu-, l>.v • allowing the imneful influciv- rf la- nPorities.have'po^tejk thre pongeiitoh • rern! Ma, m;ranee tfy rob'iis of our riche \ I, : Ion permapeHt duty In the vicinity, dean phlpa Irtqg off that port. r*i»<fr • - —^— >‘d that artillery fire Jja«Fb«'* n fn p - rrcss since f» o’clock this'-Ciornfr, Whether th* Fe<l ra is or Rebel 4 : »*r* jiaihing was’not stated. The Bri;- • consul, whose’ nationals are heav"! ; ..vmd gene about r.ft fee* wf. Oi-' annouti: ‘■'"tr tn.- rf caught .nff wjtb.' nsol flu !wi * jivtuTHHl on. "~ rr T■ ■ vlgreeH will- i—-ii •Slnlfe. ih.-jYrcr wait T;prr\ line -.tl th- ;itldn .. . j h<> Y'X.mta tk,., n ’rleiHi by tb-'.pr: Atgrurl " Asociation Tli- 'cnnouncenicat of prizes,, aivard- rs and con rerring of d“- j K fees WtU follott, tills (doping tlH* : preyrppi. - ' '• *.' • - . • the Sw-i :j «,n .the alum *<renh of riv wl! taIre place *’ •tv • v ,- ’ "ndH ♦ he'Yfin* of crosfv-cxamif FOUR NEGROES ! WERE KILLED Logging Trniiy Wrekeif Jh t 'oltefon CmWity Snturday Aficcn<Mio- mfto work- vine 1 , ■> \st’.v their hotel's. faUin" n ihXy .'■rrivnl, hr at bless. (itou'K. 'they foil fid only* ’. «ith-rtYmie rif their peo-- d beoea* h*it* • . • • a'aeojfrta for the fact that ihe v-iftims a* i.inftra rcr ■ nd cliildren. The men. w iM xph-terror and grief, 'attacked th • hr Is with their bare; bands-In ao ;<!dit to save their families. , . (lenwrals Trabui chi and Mocrtig-. attn are in cormuand of tire work of . rescue. d which is being taken up vir- orousiy by sqldiers, firemen, police-* mdh and fled Cross volunteers. It is expected, however, that weeks will pahs before the fill I Vxlegt of-Jlm Piaster cm' be ascertnined:-aa it’is 'n'lievcd ruanv peasants are bnrfed *’ 'demeath their homes'in-the D<)-v inted coh|i*ry districts ' At Cantgnik, the strongeat shock -ted six second*: 'Electric lights Each of the participants de«er..vcs »*nec'aF credit for tin* perforinance of | , . , , , - . Vis or her part ro rxturally. It Ik i *’^ ,:<,a - v dcatroyer flotilHi is using a* usually the Vase in local playc thatj '‘ ir,r: !» !•» o' 1-obos Island nr a the piitvers at some.what unnatural-| *«**« fueling, provlaloning and !v in tarrying out their pan. Imt i ^'‘Ing. About one-half flotiP the prlzff >. ii. h waq rij'h^was not tlfe case. V X- eTe h l ui v ;u- _ su .irerm r y j# ! the art #r.: v.orl.iV'g h‘ijton holes/.v • i,tfie feature of thy enter.t'iir.yiefv;. Mr ;. Willie .Toner 'yar tie' win*r -r- r. tve-Htitlf'.!! JTU f ile knife. 1.. ^x . • Teixulcd the train, vautilic it to •ycr an tnrbgnktnect O/ffttal? . !:• 'teg *!ng t.brtpiuiy. Have offered Manx. -rd -T t?r*«\ for exidem ft to^fciv -vt'rVngian’o; nn old wdgfan. t!i* ly > nrvIvor of R •red tin* wreck* the AC' Miilty .rties.- W-ortunen lirtni.-^ed yotHe / kme- # pgo The- auditorium was well fiHfd with nn appreciative audience and It was altogether a very enjoyatde af fair. , '' X ' ■ 1 bitualy there and one-half off TaJiH^WH luco.. Only inhabitants of the i-h.n i ' /A f<pr ‘V corves* mfreshmen-*'. were lighthouse 1 ’ keepers, who ab:tn V < ‘ on * t * tin * of l»*Boapple.sherbort - - * ’Those present fro hi t li e-' c<s fa pa u y'g-serv '< tc d’ of causing •^servirt- r.re Vu - . ro| . ^odrtitldr.SJ tho , jj v. >! fC ?r mtteyv\r\ -al vo DEATH TO AMKIlK AXS.’ I,egen<l In Spanish Writt* h *>n Our Kmlm-sy fn Paris. dsjned island four or five days They were offered provision swptdiea jf they would re^ declined to do so. ••ako were served. i nose present XXT * r-O/YO/Y were Mesdames J. L. flepts. .f. M J W Aaj 1 |V|*fSvJKM Moorer. Wfll'e .Ton < »s. Alfred Frlprv <1 m the Ivni •ler the the courtyard iutpiortnig pitiful episodes oceurr; d. pn* or a ■ famT’jX.or Iff,.re-eti ll hou V to ' -earrtt ret.iirn- and rush-, mi: ed lately lig |»er un, er>•< K.i,.• , icaiim/ Almost •• rofiapsed. t|t (••„., | Cl. U. Br/»wn. E. M- .lone*. M. p Ifow- tillg has maintained llcfil gi»*4'g«;;rV i ^8?^' Willi* Eraser. Angua Patfer DEFEATS BEDON “d property on ahnre.* Lighthouse peepers were to}d th*y were free to ” nd <6me and go>k« they pleased r; George, oeeiijpatlon. lit milltgry sega^has.t): • f '.i_ , Vr ;-- v fSighe^) J •’BADGE It ” HUERTA’SENVOYS Itombardin ^Tampico. Tampico w as kjpdbe homhardm i ' life Rebels yl*e entire *!ay Aff, laVQ. commanding! tlie'Am* Price. Mrs. A. ('. A’onlehe , Martha Mi»rer of St. ,‘Iiprt*! ' Opis^i'cntV to lIu' Tmie of 4-0. Nlm* <'leads I’p With Her hasel •4* -gpepggwi mm ns* <*»#*■+** m. w e . fgssgjw -SAIL FbR.NiAGARA.!!> ; iX ' -. * —mT- Twas ^pnlle . v • . . rr- ’*• ^ I e « . . /itjige: This la* k of urper^F' is due j .®V ft great part to the utter Indiffer- f, f ce of her people! »„• ’ »■ • Rev. L. T. linker SjmVI-.s. , The nexf K pf. a j; truth thr.« r V fh.nr.irt hope to eargH- 1ish our rducatiorjiaJ ffysi^in on aiiV Mefuso fffisfcajge tm Amefoan \c^ wml Ifatar*! 4jtn man. y^Sn Interesting game of imsebalV whs played last Thursday , bft wften - ^ ,/ the ’• local tearti of Walt^rbofyr and Up.tanlaXJiyr'I'U Throughout the l)as< ball team. The game ..ni.ire^nt^TTt parties, in* lading phv- pnlled off . at Bedons. Walter-jL;ie?fins. Rod Uross nurses/ soldiers . e': boro, rinning by a s* ore oj 4-<>.. ‘ -V-<|tin*l police, worked among the ruins on th’e eastern, slope CARING FOR ’QUAKE VICTIMS •• • •• Phvsirt Busy lusy in Aetna, ■ Y (9 nml Red ('nleH Ruineil Ullages Nnrsos About opjnmir.g teafn played good e vn Lr.ker. IF :er wn nT»v. 1., T, fftrong'fftUUdftti' *v» tont, as W< «ftg- In a brief’rohb-re he ; UVt Jlion aiut.oi; »v ; hod ft.! *-!Vng interent in rthe came * i’icatlen He pictured .very vividlv of the conditions whi'h exist 1 our veyy midst and pointieh but U'ft T it was dr 4 to fdd-HFfft'ffRVe rlonn ’rational line*^ pernuse of fh<* *"t that men faih to rerhre th- 4 h'*ei* that of a, ftf *itizensh':'' end*ihL'!- ’■'■ 'ba/siriiiinc . , , , ’ • |-it »V- rt**!*!! .standard 'of ke jjtoral side ef it. Kvlug^tion - interest at Tamplfo, duHnr f!:t d in ban'} and no ‘ cribered ...another - w arship t‘» {.'■ YbAte ■ CJppo / Tiel| hut. we re not so much in pear-; of Mount Aetna which was destroy- iiciffartd could not «:ohipet» wH^tlie ,.<( by garthfiuakes yesterd.ay. • / iW-'i/t W.nliVrJtoro bdy;- ’ * It Is be Keyed that, many are still v Vera .('sur. May Ii’/ •Urc/dejV TbhrJiR the ffr«t ga’rtt* of. the sw-a- j under fit** wrt'CKagex dA the* houses'. Huerta's three poa<e cOmni! .don Vk.'VaJn and lit*' Iciwrt fans arc* hutch on- j'ftiirgeoiis performed opera!lonk ’ In . ■ KniiUb Habasa. Augustin Rodriet!"*:' ••outHg* d o»ver' wdnn.ing n. victorv !*t Hhe open by .torch HghfX Bodies Hn- >hd Lufc* Elguefro arriwetypere to" hi* thfefi tlsrl contes*. It, .Is K*n-».l day on their v. ■ v to Nic.gar.* F..’ xihat/th* K.»1u wH) meet th»* expe. JOf ttfb t^iidiator’s eouferenc* . . ?. Hons of every one - TihVVpiMffiissiciners Mecli'n’ed/Ah* “ Tjte .foHowtpg is the. iiiw d sacred r.nd .hi'gh Vailing They o> 'r:i-t . n and her light draff would m •pied n poiritjou iu^ffs imporjnr.f a« vi/t tj*«r to rim up the i*aun< o .Uv» • tlie ropd/and every effort was I ••tr.de to iflenlify vicifinnt, . ; us many- rill Ir-’Xmferred at sunrise sonupf- ‘fferu of ho*(ti>ality made hwdtr• p',.*'efi 1n“t Thg’rsduy i .**. , ! (‘ardvf. •! Franclca-Nava. ArchbSsh- „dier General r , 'u;iston, ak/'wfe.H : B# * otis:, Ifuginfftk c; Urospi*. p: .op dr Cataifna,'gh-Lherftd the people Rear Admiral-'‘Badger’s offer to give Zolglrr, 1J>: Farwoh -‘b;.frlecy a, t s: pj/an gltaiUk't Btoerno’ ami c«‘l**t»rate*k i\ n icini';ter ctf'Yrt‘liai<iii. umJ no: a oniX : he. inic-5 - ' J f ' r.o hue nnvthinff but to llv.^ /1- —nur ■•t.nte Ia falling f •r*at’;ort U^rro”. ff-r . fshke, r! v - prthu! history. ’ ‘ * 11 f “*. Mr. Baker brought forth th“']'">niorro : ; vX the fioyr vUll t l!»e u and.if neee>sar\ J- ct JlriHs^i oil we;:s. to Tcnipico, • n'to prpfec ' \ small rnuad of Murines fr. m/iie iri’.and veryiaer Kprt- naer Is aslic • the Ttollam! o Anfe l ^ells, aerdrd- to reports. X' ' "X--. . ' ■ • / ^them .passage on the-Mnrro UasH nci boarded the steflmsb^i* Krop .••Iressin CeceUe. ail tomorrow • 'May of H« West .s'*,. !<. l rosby 3b> <’el»otH If;; ( ro lr n- dUrokby. rf. *; •" ,■ ’ . YS ■, ^ 4; m* probably wilf' ’ Walrc*rborop Arnett. B r ‘,.'‘; I’^dX the United gTTSTfts feti, f:. ‘p: slonea, lb* Badge*i. D., , touching a,f Key 2l>; Itie*, F.. asti Griffin, E , 3b; Y jnivrbs; Smith, rf. ,*i 'y ass. ■*' ■ • ’ascHnal Franclea-Xam ordered ail churbliAe that had been damaged by t6* eartlfquakp to be closed, fear ing. further disaster, as iltght shocks occurred through the 4ay„ " a + -*.<•*'