Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AS LONG AS 24 HOURS'MAKE A DAY---JUST SO LONG WILL TIME ???JNG DEVICES HAVE VALUE. Tl-icf Electric fireless Cooker Saves Time, also Money Your DIgestioi? . . . . M o.' and ij^i??^^ io MM?M?ST!? TE and we wiU GUARANTEE these SAVINGS. v. % Southern Public Utilities Co. SE rs SPEECH WARLIKE (Continued Prom Page One) tails of rnrtncr amenda, the customary abd usual Incidents* surrounding auch 41 salute." \ f-'T> r {"This waB the rnajtter In dispute be tween thia^govemiient and the of ficio government of Moxie?, and ?Iis ?he justification updn which the r?solution. now before the senate ls /T"We learn tonight that Vera Crus Rpa fallen; that fduxv< marines . lie *ead; that 29 lie ; suffering from wounds. Is there, (nothing else hut this discute of the numb*-rv ?f o-nna Ufo form and ceremony of a salute to justiry the sacrifice of the American Pires? "Deeply as the president desiree to $m!t the scope of his Action-khei mhintenace of peaoe; history suggests \ t?i?t once lighted, the fires ot our war carnot bo <iu??ched at V?'.W. What ibo result of these incidents no ind.? can tel!. Men will\dle-menudear to vt? will dio because of the action 1 we are to take tonight.. An^ejjt?M? homes will be desolate, American . children will go through . ?hie father less because cf the action we wi li tat?e tonight and when they turn back , thc page to find why ffttWs niedrere thc y to find that it waa about the nm tiber of guns or the form ot salute? 'We, Ute representatives of the ? gre it democracy that prides Itself he lor c the world that democracies cafti, be peweefur^t^JO^^ tlflcaUon Abai we^an-Ia?.^iefore.. the] history, excepts dtePljUf 'Is?out ttifc number of gunaj".f \ jra;3L^IBH ? Senator Root asked what would be done If some 'ncldent had, occurred lu besoulby7;p^^?n^o1KatronB/" , lt this disrdte was all." he said,* there shou.d to? no difitcuL'y in reach-}. iT.& ii py?Urc*>*, vOiiOi?bivd "if this be alt, now can v tri our -arrogante, our present attitude toward bankrupt. Weak, tiesvarlng' Mexico, if this .be all? but this k, not all. It ls not all. Thorp ls a matter ot JurUtteation. And the Senator trout Massachusetts has sought to lay it before tho senate ..itt hla\ substitute for the preamble ol the resolution '-Lying behind the insult to the A?*r*e?* flag ara lise "res cf Atscr!- j cabs destroyed, Americans reduced io j pererty he**?a?*. of the destruction of j their, property, except , *fcr*jjft 2JK1 ?pert for the America? vtigjb' '$0$'!, American unitaria*, tho Am?rlegh gov ernment.. U is st?d that I bat make* L necessary demand that j^ftitflftfti S be made the flag off tke Unite* State*: "There ix enr instigation, lt Is a jasUftedtibn fyl^nbVln Victoriano f!uerta~or-4n .hie- >esnd?ei^K?*srr*ht' la the uniTeraol, jppn?pet ?f a?falrs in Mexico, and roe' Vent object to be at tained h not the graiinrs.^ocKe/.ja^ soiHl pride r U U -nrt ' tp? hpl^Jselfon ! of a fiovf-rnts^nf ot '?n SJfrakai, H..Isl ' ike desire ' of the' Pniied 'Atales .toi are teri its citizen* ender these con?: diiicus." ... ^ .??v^-'Hj* ? i ?us?on ?M^ U?? ?H?n>g*ggncreaaodi low.n- and lower? re- Ved iii? ?one?u "?f wc omit from th lr resolution at We are to pass.here tonight," be!; id, "the malters included,ia the sub- j 'ute preamble, wo omit tbs real-j. naonH behind the action. On tho J .ts to the reaoluUon aa reported by j B eom'nilttee, we would b?^ever?aat-, il trw* - sy tba & chair. und asserted that Mexican territory u,no I? so ti- tfcjsa; ?r ;:1C lm. lion's action. j "The preald?nt of th'- United States la charged with a groat responsibility. He hope? that the hopa of peace is W?fpt Pono. Ho asks for justifica tion, and in reply to^ that request he I moots a demand that'we make a gen eral declaration of''rif&r." Postmaster General Buflcsoa and Secretary;.to Che president Tumulty, entered as ?Senator I Reed, spoke. In the galery two soldiers in uniform at tention, of thc e\qe>. Spectator a. . "Mr. 'President, can wo not vote:" said Senator Reed, in conclusion. "They are dyli^dowg there in Mexl-JT co already." "Con we not', .say*'we aro not quib bling about sentences] but can we not aay we stand ,w^.. President Wilson for Justicei%^*Ae'a^toorities io 'Mexi co r~ ? ' T-v-T-ara- 11 ali mi li TS&t AU Night Session of Debate. Waahlngtop, April' ^.--.2:20 a. m.r Dstcrmlned on the passage of the ad ministration Mexican/resolution be fore morning the c?nate at midnight Was in th?; mMet z. ^rsvr ir?? nS paBafoned deba*?. Ultimate passage of the {res^lifrlon as report ed? by the foreign' relations eom.tylttee was g*n arally conceded. The'house had re* eessed until IQ o'clock In tim morn to await the senate's ('A* n. 'Megger reports o' Un engagement had fil^V .o the capitol whtn ?f?e^wittaT? easton at 8 o'clock. The four Americans dead In Vera Cruz, the twcnry.wound ed, and the' two hundred Mexicans re ported killed in the' taking of the city, became the text of. the taik,.|j BMutlulied ll] hUDt?a>a^ic^V?nd greet. IBe^se?lfe . . packed to ?auf ?mqo^m? J%;|i?4c of rep resentatives'crowded Ute rear of the senate hall. Secretary of StaieJmrg?fg himself oftdo .refer: Stfc-rjetory of %iVaj?;?3a?x?BOm. MEM j ? ?>f5rt?9JTSSvy Cant?is. eral Burleson, Secretary o', the c Jswaapry MoAdoo and Secretary to thc L HHMM^* T???syHy ? -est :. rS-^i*-?j the ? held whispered *&fe>??den an Pie dis. j cusaion progr?s sei. ' c DiplomataHear Speeches. .'.omatlc p ta' lilied with sss?ibei? . ;a carps' with Ambassador Spring-Uice of .Onset j Britain, at tbeir head. { The republican .side .of the senate, ! led by Senator Robt, demanded that I the "Juat?acatlcu?' proposed in the I. resolution ror a movement in force i against : Mexican be founded not on. : the Tampleo incident but on the long * scries of .outrc^es";against American ? citliens and thai? ptopsr?y, including 1 the outrages 'tyhere constitutionalists . ?mt?rs Kf?a and James vigorously I defended Ute bosimlttee reupian^oS de_ ^ daring the imjv.'t to the flag gc Tam- 1 jue?jfted.alb that-tba reeotntor. f* provided for , 5 Aa tho ti|pi: woro: ?h. and senator 1 Biter sen&o* ?lanianded an oppori r. : \ty< ito ?s? he?W'Ehfc J?'ftf?^ ; ^atw Snll made a l?iigtbV'j^?ca?ov iurniniue nil IfflCfilliRfl? FALL IOEGLII8H (CtonUnueA Fruin Page One) nbther brief exchange from the Wiest nd of Montesinos Street, whore a federal outpost waa stationed. , Firing lb General. , At. 12:80 the firing became general nd at | o'clock the guns of the trans ort Prairte want info action. . A detAchnmn,t from the Utah, held >!? ?round between the consulate and he wkter front, opened with twb of heir three inch g^ns. The first shots of hese piece? were directed against the iii.ililli hnnitn Ina roa tn.\i,a~ vlcan Bharp shooters. L?euL ?ommander Buchanan of the Florida rdercd that it be destroyed. Ftve hWa^brohght the old tower down.,. The women or th.9 An ?rican colony ti Vera Crut had been, placed aboard he chartered steamers Etu>:?ramM ?wi' sextco. but th? foreign'"mlony, ea ?ccially the American section, was Teatly" augmentad ibis morning when tiree trainloads arrived firm the cap. tal. Some of those rema'ned ashore, iut many were'taken aboard the" tea mora. Bo far aa can be, learned io refugees weer injured, ??nsul Hangdog BePcrt. Consul Canada's reports follows: L "Marines and' bluejackets landed at 3:30 this morning, immediately takr pg posnersion ' or cable ? brace, post inee, telegraph office and customs icuse, also-.naUro?J termin?is anti arda with rollf?g? stock. < Notwith-' tr?? master?1 of tnv ?situation sb far ?Ithout use or heavy -fcftosv'' Cur men Ire. . (staa^iy. defend?a v*< themselves, lome resistance frortr nixVal \-esseis eon silenced by guns on Prairie. "At this time reported four of our r.zr. ?i?cvl si H (I, inremty American newspaper 4?en. and.several ither Americans fa consulate. Sev rai Americans invading some wonj il '-irim ru?iiHr? to go aboard rerugee hip aro now marooned in hotels with, n dring Hites/ Trains: from Maxie* Mty did not arrive." , '*?pf*| SENATOR FA M.'H SPEECH Ittaeks f Brothers, the American Rep. sentntire With Villa'? Army. (By Associated Press.) Washington, April 211.-lb the de mU) lu the B^itate, ?Senator rail of ?sw Mexico, who bas attacked the ad nfniatrationy waiting policy hereio ?aln Vneiled the policy of friendli es to Tilla. Senator Pall declared that George ?. ?'rjrot?Ktnj, special; represenjaaflrh ?f the state departmen with the army rr-Villa, ;? ?? business partner of the ifadem famlhy. and said no true judg Nj^sf ' conditions in that \.' anny ould bo formed on information from lim. , . v '. "I say to'-you' that tbs president ot Sb .United States /fe uninformed or nisinformed aa to ?CndUiouB In Nor hern-Mexico.-ipr ho would not have mid; oat; the hopo to them tJu^s? rou ld form au ailis nee with these >andU?." . r ; ?.. 'V Senator Fall reviewed a UBI pf out -?c.? "7 V?i?'sgfaanrc ?mericpj? prop >rty holders In Mexico. He declared nat the United ' States stood aa a ic?ic xnr ?ht? iiurpiMm of Nortehrn dexVio." He declared action against tuerta would not relieve conditions n Northern Mexico. "iffiljffi Ah effort'to Six ft t?te for 1 o'clock sea^unsuccessf uily made shortly after itrtvflrt by Senator Kern. 1,0510 ftAKO? tiVXS ?fofcpete* Randed! pf 'Atataes Frew, a (By Asaoctfttcd Press) : Veto. Cri?t April "ST.-^-Towards toe aradle of the; aiaiii^?;^K>ae watch ag'on ?se snipe ;*totrred through heir ?lu??03 a large force of Mcxtoans l?\alattt?y tb?? five?hteh- SCUBA ai itu*, r^mrrtft bel ch rd fort'.'. ;r<*akihg , the reat. Th?f. en?od wt flank itfg snovc br Uott?d^Statei, aefrntor?*fr?ta Ala- j . .... ?.J?-V?-?^'--- ? vwi?if?inisi/fcil? lil ?ICA Al .?X ? 1, Rear Admiral ..Charles J. ?iau*;er, commanding the Atlantic fl ?at; 2, Rear-l^n?ral T .B. HowaroVcemnumding the Pacific/leet; a, Rear Admiral Henry T.. Mayo; commanding .the fourth division, nt Tetnplco; 4, Rear Admiral Prank F- Fletcher, commanding the first1 division, at Vera Cruz. PAt??^S SEDATE SAYS GARRISON Conference* ' ^clayed by Rtd'. Reply to Spe?iaJl?elivery Let Appna! foi ^uiu^rution- *w From'?he <k>vcrin>r Or Likely to J3c Adopted S<^ Chesson (By Asl55t?ted Press? ' (By Associated Press.) Wa?htn?ion, APr?! ?v-1.-Prs?ii??i-.?- Washington A?-?i1. ?Jr-Seci??arv tion or a volunteer army for-aer-dce 0arrt*on today concluded his cor res in Mexico or itt other crisis would ba Whence with Gp7srnor Cole Blease. provided .dbe ma house bHI pkaeed ^L^U hM^?? *Wer T.?c*Uon today bv the asher* wtfh nriisaiiS^Iordcr<*.*--i?bliahing a summer maneuv r^iiSfS?nT?t ?i/?^'S?S?: ?p carno tor r^tr. n!i!!t}a ~3d ^??.r SSfSffi^ troops at the lele of Palms, failing layer, by a motu.; > rteg?;te|to .. receive a'^eSuhnse tr, ht* aeaiesds .reconsider rh.e:..yo?e, 3?r.a?? ?ea?crarupon Governor Bless?. y Gar ?said abo motion probably .would" on rlson stated that tho camp "would be disposed of tomorrow. ; attended by thc militia of North Caro The bill would Trevlee the.law under Una and South Carolina, Georgia and Which a volunteer.\ torco was organ? Florida, and would bc neid Ontaldn .tandi tor the Spanish-American; war la of Routh Carolina, 'later he received MBK^tsanJftcrai claim tina a volun- ? long letter ?rrvm Governor Iliense to I ieel^reo'TwInq he raisedmore oufek- which th? fallowing reply was nent ' the payment of bonn- today: I tica, would do away with a abort tomi "1 cr???>? understand or what yon of enlistment by making the term bf complain or why you fndclgn in sua volunteers the asms as that in '?.-legis. nod ImagtnMg?'eicpSSjirning s rc?u?ar army: wonld procure the Tte?- mai??r tliat is cntlroly 'ree anrf ctear; egSATV mitnl> : :. .:'." .. mTmuntcfttfortB 'fc^t*??in di ! nlng of.the war tat a long period, thus! vieMn or militia affairs and'the Na rnaking drafting unnecessary; and tiona!'Gdards of themr?t^ll?tM^lK'Wi' would decease tn?> peusio? liai ?ftc?{held with.theadjutants scscr;::.'. There \?e wkf. v ' - *f"wiia. tioCfiing donv in ike present case* The law w^ntld give the president,phut -wan nu* in aceordatfW- with the I instead of theitgovornors of tho States,jeustomiand. stejc{iy iu kiping, with j tba. author^ ::ppolnl ali office t ! for th??yoJ.uatesr" fr?rccs rcaulrfsg Sit?! '."ft seems iv me'tr- TX? unfortunate tor KIVO preferenccct in their selection that ^you tWt- tavpelfod 'to object to to thone *who hftYe\*u?d milllary-traj'^M-hiB .matter being treated in the.cos ing and lnstriictlou\ ternary way. but since you did, 1 bad .>f tin? tolual^r ferr?s no Other alternative ?han to adopt walting-to '"?? : ' i vin- until th?^ours? that I did." ul? tim ...Mitta of ali arms -- ?- ?, ?ouVl ??ermtt j Sli^XCEil t^ARP^LOUTEES ," e.: :.. : . pa?.j f?l?,^g?Taree Inch Cons Prairie Did that p; . t i the Werk 8W?4>4*fa!1r. ? . Vera Crux. April ii- -The three-inch ^gac-jgana of. Prairie were ured eifectlvo {*'s*ft'?t^*TOy.Tp?J|iWg . both1, otnejersjiy near shore. A small detachment of [and men\ # ap#yQxirnt.tcfy |ilgftow<}>fexlcanfl near .thc. customs houtw was j according to the 3Stes? retunter[fax* feausing nome ? rouble. A few shots janjtisti;': : :r. ^niCfsnt from the. Prairie gaiu? sitMkcvi thsin. ?^^tf8' ? ~"r ??':T'^^,T*l"^^'r?w*''.1 ''?",v '" ii!?.-1 :- ' same gnni ^EI^L^BSSSHP J:*T~".- ";,^,? VMI lin? ot ^^'^W-3^Z_S?^^fe.-^,&i'' ' diming tho territory cotn G*or^rtji^c ZOi&s.; l^aftieua, paratlveiy free-of sharp shootera. h c?roJic&^8,| I!? MEXICO Vtyp n A ' - o .-. .. ?>?S*{?erle??. ?hat Sfri^SI Kindred A merl-1 ?? o- cans sre-46heee> ret ! Associated Pr? IMO nm news of ronnel in Mox w o was flushed ov?r the AHS0t1;.tcj Proaa wini to Tho Intelligencer ?.bout ii u'clork Tuesday, afternoon and th? bulletlna were posted tn front of thin Dfljce. Tho Daily Intelligencer has a Hpecia! leaped wire ruh?Thg Into th* office and will keen the poplin inform ed RS to tho progress of oventn lu the fdretgh field. Soon lt beeaide known uiver the city that the marines from the Prairie had been landed, .with, bloodshed, and many Inquines J poured Into this , office, frowds 'gathered around thu bulletin boards until an early hour thiar morn, inn and than? wa? thu ??umaui ini?.-?? Ht in tho proceedings in the * car cone. The Intelligencer- ls making ar? rangements for a complete bulletin service, to be posted in front of this office, with tbs permission of fho city authorities. Following aro the more ifi?part?st b?;?i=??r,s th?U ?Bine in dur ing, the early evening: Treaty, with Uruguay. -?? '?Washington, Alni 21,-Uruguay*? willingness to sign a peao? treaty with the Malted States along tho lines of those already signed by Secretary Bry. an with other nations generally was communicated to Mr. Bryan today by 8r. Pe Pena, Uruguayan minister In aahlngtoo. ;_ Will > Use Aeroplanes, (Pensacola, Fia., A*>rl? 21. -Wtth ?ls hundred marinea, several, aviators and two aeroplanes aboard, the battleship Mlsiselppl left her* today for Tampico. The tender Dixie, attached to the for pedo boat flotilla which loft yesterday for Mexican waters, atao started today for Tampico. - ?:. . .? . Eagle Pass, TexaaT/??rll 21.-At a mass meeting of Mexican citizens In Piedras Negras Tuesday, flv?? hun dred. Ytitaattsss - Ere crgasisi-.; u?? armed td resist what tb?*v called the expectedinvasion hy the United States, Federals occupy Piedras N>^gres. Wilmington, Nf. C., Apr i 21.-The Fayetteville independent llg it infantry, which has served In every war in which tbs United States bas been en gaged, sipce Ita organisation in 1793 today otT-rcd Governor Craig Ita ser vices if needed tn the Mexican, conflict. The company is not now > part pf tho National Guard. To Get Close In Shore. ?few York. April 21.-Order* wore received st, the navy yard today to place the gunboat castine in cammi*. HJOIJ. vonsnander Johu P. Carter, of the New york yard will he in com mand.1; The Castine ia of light draught, and will be valuable in shallow wat More Warning M. PorUimonth, fi. H., April 21.~The twelfth company of marines was or dered today tn report th Philadelphia by one p. m. Thursday to sall on tho transport Morro Castle for Tampico, THE FIB8T BLOOD Galveston. Tex., April il.-Those klled were. Coxswain Shoemaker. rv>r. porai unggerty and Benaan-Poiilasett all i?r Hie bittwv.'rtlp FVnrlda. The name of the Wurth man cuutd not he loaned. The wounded Include: ' C. I* lj?ahy, U. Sonars. C. li. Cameron, J. F. Pies?, Seamen of thin ?Florida. FJwt-loi?u Ueisburg Cf the Florida and JD, ?>. Mc Mil Han, private, second marine r+g. iment from; the transport Prairie. Washington. April 21. 6 p. m.-Sec retary Daniel? announced ?hat Hear Admiral 'S*?y?>. with his flagship Con hecllcut and most of the other ves sels under h la command at Tampico, had steamed for Vera Cms All the vessels of Hear Admiral. Badger's fleet, bad been ordered fo go directly lo Vera Crux. MsTv Tw Cwrtry Inaris^s. .Waebinston. Anni ?i f:i5 p.-.. ?ceretary Daniels todsy chartered the liner Moro Cecile at New York to car ry to Mexican waters the regiment of marinos ordered assembled at Phila delphia. wage Heese Bzpzri. ! Washington, April 21/-- ?:l??-Sec- J ( retary TtJfauUy Said at A:25 pv ?., that I the'white house waa without say re-j > ?z?i cf tha leading of ?nar mrs nt ? V^cms, _ lc Beport 4 Killed, c Washington. April i?t. n . retary Pantois hurried to the white ic Boase lust before 6 o'clock for a eon- ? ess Bulletins ??nco with the prelderii' An uhcoftr inned rumor was in circulation .t?i?a nit Adm.ml Fletcher hud. reacted. ^ .welsuro of Vera Cr?? wlth a toes f four marines and 20 wounded. Naively Talk? Lillie. Washington, Apr? 2a. A? ff.r#5 the onoto rocnsHftd until ft o'clock, when cantor Root will.speak. : Hause In Reres?, WnsHfngion, April ;i.-?At 5:.'lf. p. i., tho house took recess until 10 a. tomorrow. This made lt certain tiaro would he no fins?! ?cii.?c !-^!i5~i:i. Mexican situation. Cal ve sinn l'onfirniNl Galveston, April 811. ?:00 p. na, ^formation received at the cabbie of Ice hero confirms the Wn?Ht?cH. ort fhnt'Unlt^d 8tates marines have sized the cab'o office and customs ouse at Vera Crut, and that four aarinas wem killed and tweuty rounded. lt,was reported from Vern Crus? t\ut ffleUl notification had gone to Welli ngton from American. Consul W. \Y\ Canada. Pirat Bleed SpBtctt. *" Washington. April tl.)*4Bec ?antele made pub) tu the following dls ?atcb received from Admir?t Fletcher t e p, wv. ; 'TTafeedny in face -A approaching lorthcr. landed marines and sailors, A roi? battleships Utah/ Florida and nvanport Prairie and seized customs tousc. Mexican forcea did not ' op t?se landing, but opened fire' with. '.ile and artillery after our seizure f customs house. Prairie sheiling lexleans out of their nowltiona. ...na. - ultery firing from housetops and trcets. Hold customs house and sec ion of city In vicinity of wharves md consulate. Causalties ?our dead nd twenty wounded." MEXICANS TEAR TOWN U. S. FLAG . ?> . desecration Reported to Have Baan Made by Foreigners at Ssa Amonio San Antonio, Tex., April 21. Lmerican Hogs decorating a building n the Mexican quarter here were torn, town last night by Mexicans. BILLER UV ?> Villi NH farderfiUH Fire , on Msr.i From lieuse Tes?. Vera Cruz, April 21.~Afl*r fleo ral Mn a H had boon driven from h|'i ?pallion in central plasta, i? ? . ans found themselves thc object of usilladea. from the topi, of houses, t waa learned only tonight that most >f those engaged In - tah. ..i. biTitians. They dd; irolong the actio.'). Lieutenant Colonel Wendell i ?ill? commanded the marines from' ?relri*, ssd ?U??? Ha^iai ind Captains Hughes, lilli an dong tho linea have beer, rel >y S detachment which, origina n position beyond the terminai F!?;??T;???? LA KT NIGHT Vicker Reports That There Wa* Korne, No Casca Wee Mentioned. fRy Associated Tr???) Washington, April SI.-Rear A?l niral Fletcher reported to. tho navy lepurtment from Vera Cruz under' late of 10 p. m., that firing still was'' ' n progress. There ? wax tm. mention if anything serious. LJO.N BILLS MI88?ONABY L W. Tiarlck ?ks After F.nroualor Us JV". ' .< !;50 toy Associated Press) Kohat,-u, Egyptian Sudan, April 21. -Rev Ralph W. Ttdrlek, ot the /.me lesa United PresbyteriatY'.nftstfSft In be Sudan, died today of WO?NII elven ie an vacoumV? with ^ 89HBHHBBB Mi". Tc4i>ck ruicreri ?iw mtSSISJSJHMHQ H e e a o a a ? -Washington, April 22 i patches were received > known? tonight from