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m ick Sale THE Investment Department af a Bal timore stock exchange house had a caller who wished to buy fifty shares ?f a certain investment stock. While thc customer waited, the manager called up the ? firm's Philadelphia agent ?ri the Bell Long Distance Telephone and secured the stock, with the promise of delivery-next day* . Quick trades are* often made by the Bell Telephone service. ***** Wtien you telephone-smile SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH ?OMP AN Y Annual Mountain and /.. .\ Seashore W???????? st The Southern & Blue Ridge Railway an nounce account of THE ANNUAL MOUN TAIN AND SEASHORE EXCURSION August-l^t^^*4?^e^'yHVe^r^te.frpm ? Anderson, S? C., on August ls2th, a special Pullman car leaving AndersdnKS. C., 2:25 ^ p..m., attaching sanie to Southern Railway train No. 38 at Greenville, S.' ?., through to Washington, D. C. The following rates h?ve been authorized : - . To Washington, D. C., and return $12.00 I To; Baltimore, Md., and return $14.00 via Norfolk. . To.Morehead City, N, C., ?nd return $10.50 To Wilmington, N. G., and return . . ?6.50 To Norfolk; Va., and return . ..'. $1Q.50 To Richmond, Va., and return . .. .$10.50 Tickets only oh sale August 12 with final limit for returning to reach original start ing point by midnight of Aug. 30th, 191.4? Parties desiring reservation on Pullman from Anderson should call on Mr. J. K. An derson, Superintendent. CONDENSED P?SSEN G?il SCHEDULES. Piedmont and Northern Railway Company* . ;f ,'<BFFE?^?!IV?. MAY? jU\h^*??'J?^VBMtft S.'.C.) ?'?"?y\7X, _ ?RtliyALS. . y b?PARTtlROT. , UkiM::W%i?:?m No. 30 ??^?.i. W sid. 35-Y No. Si $;25~.?m. No. 36?. 11:40 a.. ml ' No. 34 11:30 a. ia. M; &7* ?r2Q ?rm. No. 38 12:20 p. nv NQ. 89 - ? $?25 p: mf No. SS ^ 2:?B p. ip. No. 41\ 4:?f> p. m. , ? No. 40 ?'M Jp. ? N?:48- 6:60^. ni. ; No. 4? 4:60 p. m. No. 46 7:10 p. to. , No. 44 5:60 p. m. No. 47 10:60 p. m. V->?; \pl No. 45 ' 9: 4jS p? nv . /' . C. V. PA?iM?R,'. J^i''f-'':XiA.; ;\\\. ! y . ' ' Gonoral Pa^e^^^A^jeat, .. GERMAN AND ENGLISH FLEETS REPORTED ENGAGED IN BATTLE (Copttnued From Pago One,) of communication it will be long before the progress of the German arms can be recounted to the outside world. , The same applies to the movements of the Austria-Hungary army small detachments of which are operating against Servia and the re mainder doubtless are being sent to check the-Russian advance. Be yond the declaration of ? ar by Austria on Russia yesterday little is known of what action Austria is taking, and only meagre details have littered through of the Austrian army's operations. London, August 6.-Tho passage or a war budget tor .$500.000,000 in the house of commons today without a dissenting voice and tho granting of an army increase of 500,000 men in accordance with plans of Lord Kitch ener, tho new .war minister, shows that Great Britain is in deadly car neat , More Heh l?eeded? Call to arms issued by tho wnr of cc tonight says an addition of lOO.OOu men to the regular army is needed ?Immediately and that "Lord Kitch ener is Confident thu appeal will at once he responded to by all who have the safety of our empire at heart." The term of service, for tho new men Is to be three years, or until tho war ir. ended/ Tho age.of enlistment will bo between 19 and 30. - The naval estimates provide for 67, OOO additional officers and men, which Mill make the navy's strength 218,000 men. . ,- There are no illusions in Englana that the war is certain to bo a swift and*, decisive one. The people aro steeled for a long and exhaustive struggle. Fear for Navy. The admiralty notified the public to night that the first news from the ! navy might not bc good news. Swift upon the heels of this Intimation came the tidings that the cruiser Amphion had boen sunk by a mine with thc loss ?of an- officer and 130 men-Great Britain's first sacrifice to the war. 1 is considered that British ships in thc North Sea are running greater risks during the first days of the war than tho Germans. The royal family shares with tho homes of its many subjects the suspense of ..walting for nows of' tho fate of, the different unltf, of tho' fleet. . I Prince, Albert, tho second son of tho j king, aboard the battleship Colling wood, is one of the ma.iy boy midship men afloat sharing the perils.of their elders. Personalities Eliminated. There Was a dramatic incident in the house of commons today when the feud between Lord Charles Bc reef ora and Winston Spencer Churchill, first lord of tho admiralty, was burled. Armiral Beresford uhook hands with tho first lord and said: "Well done." I The torpedo boat destroyer. Lance, which sent tho Hamburg-American linc Bte mer Koenigln Luise to tho bottom with four shots, only came out of the shipyards last Saturday hardly dry. First Prisoners of War. Londoners had thc first realization of war brought home to them tonight when hundreds of commuters taking their trains at the Victoria stations were surprised.lp .see eighty-five Gor? man prisoners guarded by English soldiers with fix?d bayonets. The Germans were naval reservists taken from their.ships and made prisoners of war. A goodly number of naval re servists and also some German army reservists who were attempting to proceed to Germany were held by Ute authorities today. Several persons supposed to be splos were arrested today In different parts of England. European War Bulletin (By Associated Press.) (Continued from Page One.) ment has received, according to a government announcement an oft repeated assurance to this effect. French. Capture a Liner. . " ." . \ Paris, August 6.-(4.35 pi m.) - A "French*rhine ship today -captured and towed into Cherbourg a 5.000 tpn:.Gt?fman steamer. Steamer Struck By ej.Sh?lL&'fl? f . : Vf Liverpool, August 6.^- (fi p. m) .--The MmCmo. steamexMon-. Kolian, on afriving here from Glasgow today was struck by a gunshot at the entrance to the river Mersey. The-shell went through her rb.?wS.'?-' . . v-'v . . > ... * ...'.*' . . V I ' 1 ' : ; ; ., ' iii".-;- . v- .-. ? . \ ? Waf v?cknW ?gsi&il SUutku St. Petersburg, August 6.-Austria-Hungary this evening declar ed war on Russia. ' 'j - Don't Deny die Fight f London, August 6.-The Press .Association claims that it was advised of the fight between the fleets by the admiralty. The ad miralty, however, refused to confirm or deny that a battle is in pro gress. . ? " >. 1$ Warships on the Run. " London, August 7.-(1.42 a.m.)-The-British;'fleet has en gaged the German fleet on the high seas. The British warships are reported to bc;driVing^?e\_c^rmans.t?wajd.the Dutch coast. Many Steamers Captured. Madrid, August ?.-Via Paris.-(li p. m.) -According to of ficial advices more than fifty German steamers already have been captured by the British squadron; O','-'' ; i ? Rumored Retreat Unfounded. Berlin, August 6.--Via London.' ( 11.5? p. m.)---It is announced j that a report that the German troops operating on Belgian territory ? had been compelled to retire js unfounded. . ] -:\ - Naval Battle m Progress. . Manila, August' 7^Ah authentic ^report received ;here today states that a German squadron has been given battle by British cruisers at Tsing-Tau. . 'i ' ', ;CWnianb. Get One Tokio, August 7.~~it is reported that German warships have captured/a Vessel belonging to the Russian volunteer fleet A?amcr wt?ch ;?rriv?ll^?f;Sfiin)on?s?ki today 'reports having' .been, cliaseirby a ?erman torpedo bbat;d?sfrpy?r. .TbeV&pta?n that when he hoisted us colors, the uermanwar vessel? aisappearea. , ?- ,f- ;; & t^iv<i? ?> ti vv-'? -;--.. ,. MRS. WILSON PASSES AWAY '/; ' (tk>ntlnued From !0m Page.) .... . *'. vIsJt<?d,Mrs. Wilson. f rcn. uon 11 y d u ring wl^out seeking tho aid 'pf the prosl h?^njn?ss, ,b^.-vfasvnbf here*^?y; dent: Mt 'waa tho strain'bf this, Ufo OSS9rJ^*S8?;iV?ob, ber' only duties bf; entort?ln?t?t . .Jana" -Kidney at PeadTstod; Oregon, rwl?i fbAn?ws. Autumn Umt sapped her Ufo. ; Members of. tho Cabinet,justices of ' Mrs. .VTllsdn took ?? afctlve'Interest the supreme^conrt and inembors ortho to um career bf hS&husbaptf.' She ?lum* aaa;cttT?en^r?Iy lh her ?n- ?df??LaS?^TCftS^'* ' ,0Tuf ?e?tors:.to;hsIp Um Mendi?es and the ??S"^?*"011 to bi?vforyears. With bbrerty s^?kob;: paJ&b^ ; Mrs. Wilson had .told the president 'on bor Jndra^ ^|ar derotton this mornlna; itto^^ahe^woul i more to bim, according i<t?those who have cheerfully ."go1 away'"if the bill for tho '?"ily intimately, waa of tho tmp^t^t^^^i' kl remarkable-dap th. .Her one thought ^XS^ ^eri ?ln? and. every, even; ig ?uro wasr bewden1 ?Rance <hytb\i ?uriP'? her Ulricas she cautioned Dr. ! ?mato and^Mo? ?:imo^v'''^-tnV .QW*M:-m *> ^;?ie Pr?sidant;.if louse; where lt ^lJ^paAii?d tomor- ?be bad'sp?nt an uncomiortable hour. !S|r- ' w ?T:"^^f?*7,T;? : H?^W^y ^as th^ h^ should not A Graclpps Compliment. be worried, but tho president-watched Mrs. Wilsod ioawocriSa ;"fhe mea- U?W?WHW'^ ?uro . would ^moMaw Sn anelabr^ ?fi? wa)ftgrJo^ls worse. : He spent aw day /ar"aoAbd*')?xW!b^?#? he'r^eaUisfac- ory moment he,could by her side. . UoRvV Sue had become deeply' Interes- [ Mrs. Wilson was ? woman-of ainu ted la- the social welfare of her com plo. way*, poa -ssaSdiO?- magnetic mab hxwty f?4 ba^ wpr^ always ner, 8^e Wft? ? char^i^ host.?s? ao? was cvor democratic and modest in ber tastes. When news of Mrs. Wilson'B death readied tho senate, discussion of pending nosiness was ended immedi ately by Senator Kern, majority lead er. Interrupting the debate on the ship ping bill, he said: "Mr. President, it becomes my duty to convey to.t'-e senate tho melancholy intelligence of the death of Mrs. Wil son, tho wife of tito president of the United Slates. Of course, the prcBl-t dent at thin hour, has the earnest sym pahty of ail thc people of the nation nnd os a mark of sympathy entertain ed herb and all tiirough tho republic I tnovo that thc senate do now ad journ." I . -The . motion was silently agreed to and the senators quietly withdrew from the chamber. Majority. Leader Underwood of tho house, hurried to the floor as soon os he received word from the white house. He stopped tho discussion of the Moon railway mail pay bill. "It is my sad duty." ho said, "to on noun ce to the house thc death ot Mrs. Wilson, wife of thc president of tho United States. I think tho house should show the proper respect at thin time and I therefore move tho adop tion of the following resolution: " 'Resolved* That tho IIOUBO has heard with profound sorow of the death of.Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife of tho president of thc Unltod States.' " -"Resolved further that a committee composed of tho Bpcnkcr and ono ad ditional member from each state In tho union bc appoint od to attcad the funeral. "Resolved further, that as a mark of respect tho house do now adjourn." Tho resolution was adopted in si lence. Mrs. Wilson has boon in poor health since last February, when site foll and strained her spine. She later re covered from that injury, but tn the meantime kidney trouble set In and gradually hor condition grew weaker and weaker. * About two months ago her condition began to grow serious, and : two weeks ago Dr. Grayson became alarm ed. Noted specialists were called in and trau .ul nurses were kept in con stant .otteudance. She contiued to grow worse, however until serious Rinking spells came on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Wilson was fifty years old when she carno to thc White house io robust health. Always a home lover, she immedi ately, nevertheless assumed tho ard? ous duties! of the wife ot the Presi dent. She took an activo part in pub' Ile affairs and frequently recived del ?galions calling on the president wher he was too busy on other malters. BVen during her last Illness, she fro quently asked to be informed of th? o vinita of Gio United States and of th? world. Nows, of hor serious - ll Ines s wai kept from th?-public until y es ter da; wben-it waa 'admitted'her chances-t?o recovery woro slight -Her coaditioi continued; to grow worse. Dr. Gray son this morning gave out.a Btate meni: In which he describen her ill ne EB ?B "alarming." ..During lost.night and early .tnt morning she was kept.alive by oxy gen and stimulcfits. At two o'clocl thi3 morning Dr. Grayson gayo ou another statement In which ho sat Mrs. Wilson hod had .two slnkln, spells during the morning and sb was ' co3clous, but growing weaker This was the last word to come bc fore her.death. . Mrs. Wilson was Miss Ellen -Lou iso AxBon, daughter or a FreBbytei lan clergyman and was born in Hr vannoh. Ga., and was a student-at th Now York:Art League when.she:mc Mr. .Wilson, who waa then taking post graduate course, at John Hoi kins. The, President'and M ra.. Wilso were married June 24, 1885. Mr; Wilson was. ja sister of .FrpfesB? Stockton AxBon, head of tho depar ment of Engli3h literature at Prlnci toni nnd of the wife of Dean Ed wai Elliott, of Princeton, hj?; landscape gardenor and paint? of woll recognized . ability. Mri Wilson dovQtod much of her time ? artistic subjects. Sho. took- person charge'of tho gardens at "PrOspcc while Mr. Wilgoit was. president U Princeton and also of, the White hom of ..what ls catted ah out-rdoor-woms, Her skin waa smooth and girlish at her, eyes, until recently, spark), with health. She, veos known os beautiful woman. ' Mrs. Wilson's indoor lifo has be< devoted ? tb books -and . artistic pp Bolts. Her paintings havo. ; tak< prizes in competitions* - Her soc! obligations forced her ; to omit- soc of her accustomed arctic and lite arjt rooretaion afton.aho.became ml tress of the whitehouse, but aa "ti first lady of tho land/' she waa er ready with advice and material bel where vor a good ?ius? might, bo sc red. ,>.-.. ? Her. domestic life ls dec ribed . Saving "been attractive. Sho h knowledge of domestic arte, apd ;w i good cook, lt is related of her ti) Ehe liked lo prepare dishes, or ha them prepared under her own perse al supervision for tho President, a that' ?she alwa^i, made lt a point' prepare for h J ra the orango Juice bas with bis breakfast. ADD MRS WILSON-? BM dash. : ^'?fire? telegraph operators wi busy at tho whlto house tonight Eoiv?njr telegrams of sympathy fr "parts j ot tho country. The m sages carno from mon ' prominent political business and officiai lifo t from many who had np, personal lu oin tance with either the "ure s ld sr Mrs. WilB?a. I * J. P. . Morgan, Mayor Mitchell, Sew York; former President,'.Ti rormer President Roosevelt,-all.-m< Ben ot the supremo court *nd on net, sent telegrama.. J?ost, pt.tbe sf ?raiMpresoed adrnUaUon. for the m a?r in which the. president has h lied foreign and domestic, problc luring tho time.of his great troubh t>kssad?r *b ' Anstrm-llnngury '.! flt**' Mto pJMsports tonight. Political Ann FOB COUNTY SUPERVISO ll . I hereby Announce myself a concil iate for county supervisor, Bubject to tho D?mocratie primary. J. MACK KINO. I horeby announce myself a can lidato for tho office ot county iiuper rlsor of Anderson county, subject to the rules governing the democratic primary. T. M. VANDIVKH. I hereby announce myself a candi dato for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, subject to the rules of democratic primary. c. F. MARTIN. I hereby announce myself as a can didato for county supervisor, subject to the rules of the democratic pri mary. W. J. JOHNSON. Polzer, 8. C., It. F. D. 1. I hereby announce myself o candi late for County Supervisor of Ander mn county, subject to tho rules of the Democratic primary. THOS. B. KAY. Hi: PRESENT A TI VE I hereby announce myself os a can lidato for House of Representatives 'rom Anderson county, subject to the rules of the democratic party. OSCAR D. GRAY. I hereby annotmco myself a candi lato for tbo House of Representative [rom Anderson county subject to the rulos of the democratic primary. RUFUS FANT, JR. I horeby announce myself a candi date for tho legislature subject to the rules and regulations of the democra tic party. GEO. M. REID. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho House of Representative from Anderson county subject to tho rulos of tho democratic primary. WALTER F. WHITE I hcroby announce myself as a can didate for the house of representatives from Anderson county subject to thc rules of tho Democratic primary. W. I. (Bill MAHAFFEY. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho I louse of Representativos for Anderson county, subject- to : tho rules of tho Democratic primary. ASA HALL, JR. I hereby announco myself a candi date for Representative from Ander son county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. T. WEST. Bolton, s.e. 1 announce myself a candidate for tho l?gislature from Anderson boun ty subject to tlie rules of .th? dt Hi eratic- party.--T. -DICKSON. - I am a candidate for tho House cf Repr?sentatives'from 'Anderson coun ty. I ?ill abide the rules of the primary. 8AM WOLFE. FOB PROBATE JUDGE W. P. Nicholsoa is hereby announc ed as a candidate for re-election to the office of Probate Judge, subject. to the rules ot the democratic pri- ! olary.: I hereby announce nyfielf a candi late for the ofttco of pr?batei Judge.-bf Anderson county, subject to'the fulos ind to the result of the Democratic primary. VICTOR 8. CHESHIRE. . I horeby announce myself a candl late for Probate Judgo of Anderson bounty subject to the rules - of the lemocrtio primary, W.rF.tOQXi"! il hereby anuounuc myself a candi la to for the offic? ot Probate Judge for \nderson county, subject. ?o the rules >f the Democratic Primary. I. T. HOLLAND. ; I hereby announce myself a' candi date for tho office of judge of pro bate for Andersun county, subject to the rulos governing tho democratic primary election. W. II. FRIEHSON ls OR AUDITOR I hereby announce myself a candi tato for County Auditor,, subject to he rules of the democratic primary. R; A. Abrams^ , I hereby .announce myself a caudl late for tho office- of Auditor ot An lorson County .subject lo the rules of the Democratic . party. Ii. R. WAIHI- AUSTIN. I hereby/announce myself a candi late for tho office of Anditor, subject to .the rules ot the Democratic prP nary .?' J; Ri Ci GKJIFF'N. FOE CONGRESS I hereby announce myself a candi late, for Con g ros s from tho Third Con gressional District, subject rfd "the rules of the democratic party. - ? j JOHN A-HORTON, f : t Belton, ft. O. - HOU STATE SENATOR . , ...-- j I I hereby:announce myself <*5o.r.d? late for,Stute Senator from Aoiereon bounty, subject to tho rules of ibo De mocratic -primary election. J. L. SHERARD. ,'A. ?-j -!-r I hereby announce myself e, candi late for Gie State Senate, frora Ander ,on county, subject to tho rules ot the Democratic primary. . . v " Clint Sommera, Jr. i drench War flogs Reported to he Off fil? C?s^t, ot Florida, ;(J^y>ssoclivted : Prgss,), Havana, August ?.-~Tho captain ot he German steamer Bavaria v.hlch rsl ved bore today, reporta meelina ; on rucsday, night: oft i tho Florida: .ct ?'a*. he French warships Cou.de and /\>es-; Arter ?n^-rto transport -?mrtnMi ouncements FOR CO MM ISSIONEB R. A. Sullivan or Fork township 1B ?ereby announced for commissioner 'or Section Two, comprising Fork Rock Mills, Pendleton and Centerville townships. I hereby announce myself a candi late for county commissioner for the hird section, consisting of Garvin. Brushy Creek, Wllliamston and Hope well townships, subject to the action sf tlio democratic primary. _H. A. FOSTER. I hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner for Honoa Path. Helton, Broadnway and Martin townships. District No. 4, subject"to the rulen of tho democratic primary. W. F. TOWNES. I hereby announce myself a candi dato for Commissioner from District No. 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock Milln, Fork and Centerville town ships. Subject to tho rules bf tho democratic primary. JOHN It. CULBERSON. I hereby announce uiy candidacy Tor county commissioner from Section 1, comprised of Helton, Martin, linnea Path sud llroadaway townships. Sub ject to the rules of tim i democratic party. R. D.-8M1TH, Bettor known aa "Dick"-,Smith. W. H. G. Elrod announces himself a candidato for county - commissioner from tho district Composed of Wll liamston, Garvin, nrushy Creek and Hopewell, subject to tho rules of tho democratic party. I hereby announce my candidacy for County Commissioner of Anderson county from tho third section com prising Hopevoll, Williamston, Brushy Creek and Garvin townships, subject to tho action ot the Demo cratic party. J. MACK DUFF ROGERS. i I hereby announce myself a candi date for Commissioner from District No. 2, comprising Pendleton, - Rock Mills, Fork and Centerville town ships, subject to rules of Democratic party._J. H. WRIGHT. I hereby announce myself us a. can* dldate for Commissioner ot Anderson county from Section No. 8, composed of Garland, Brushy Creek. Hopewell and Wllliamston Townships,- subject to the action of tho democratic party* W. T. Watson.- - I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of codmiBsioneV from section 2, comprising Fort, Rock Mills, Pendi?teu and Contcrvlllo townships, subject to tho ruler of the democratic primary. jw) R. HARRIS. ' ' " ? lC ' ' '-'' V'?' ~T^ereljy rKnx'oafi<)<r'mysBlf 'Ti candi date for commissioner from District Na 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock MillB, Fork and CoatervlJlo, townships, subject to the rules of the democratic primary, i:, , IX S. HOBSON. -. V -1-?? . . I hereby announce myself a candi dato for commissioner .of -District No. 1, comprising Corner, Hall, Savannah and V?rennos ^-townships, subject to : the rules ot tho democratic primary. FRESTON B. GAI LEV, JR,, ii-.-. .- > . ,iva, s. c. i, i -t.J . ... tt .. ' ..' -i--;-. I hereby announce my&eir an a can didato for County Commissioner ot Andorson county from district No. 1, eora prised of Savannah, Corner, Va sennes und. Hall townships. Subject to tho action of the Democratic pri mary. J. LAWRENCE McGEE. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner tor; district N6. 1, comprising Savannah, Hall, Corner and: Var?b?es township, and,' pleugo myself to abide the. result fo tho demo cratic primary. G. E. CON WELL. V ' FOB COUNTY. TBEA8UBEB . 2 hereby announce myself a candi dat o for county treasurer, sub]oct to thc rules of thc democratic party. J. MERCER KINO. il here by announce myself a candi dato for county treasurer, subject to tho mles and regulations t*bf the democratic primary.. _Dr. W. A. Tripp. I ho re by an no un ec myself as', ? ca n 1 Ida i o for Couuty Trrusurer cf An ilerson comity Rubjcct to tho rules of ihe Democratic party, L , JACOB o. noLtNom (?I-' horeby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer. Bubjebvto tho rules of the Democratic primary. V\..-' \. t\ W. A, Bl^RO^g; ^~hor/oby annbunco' myself a candi date for Trcaaurer of Anderson coun ty, nubject to tho rule n Of : the" d?lp?- ' eratic primary. ,J. LoROY aVHTH.. ' I-. ?'r'V; -J WL hereby anncunco myself a candi date for county treasurer bf Auder Bon county, subject ?o', tho Jrbles bf tho democratic pripiary. J. A. COOK>< v\ -?'? .? ,' " : , . -, I heroby announce myself ns a can didato for treasurer of Andorson Coun ty subject tb<tko ru'.es of tho D?mo cratie primary. J. .T. FRETWKLL, JR. FOR SUP?RLNTENOENT . I .hereby announce' myself a candi dato for re-election tb the omeo of County Superintendent, of Education, fcttbject to the Democratic primary. - ; ? J. B. FELTON;"" frhlch' recently lett Havana for T?u-, lon. When the Bavaria, sighted the Frenen boats tho captain of the ?tentucr - ordered .all lights exting uished tb avoid coptbre.'y?; 0,.;, sk ? BULLETIN Runderiapd, ?J$uglnnfl,,'<Augua rho Germ?n eeusul hore was arrested iodoy. The charges against him Were aol dlvpl?ci?.