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TESTIMONY AGAINST WHALEY INTRODUCED CliarlcMlon Mayor Hoes to Capital with tvitni'Hsi >s to Prot? Chargen A gain hI Nowl) Elected Congresmun, Washington, Oct. I. Tho Iiouho Qomtnlttco on BolootlonH resumed Its Inquiry horo today to dotortnlno whether thoro shall ho n rogulur In rv?titlgatlon or tho ehargou llled last WOl I* hy Mayor .lohn I', (lhaco Of (Charleston agalusl Itopreauntutlvc Ith haiHl 8. Whaley, In which tin- hitler v,;:! charged vwlt.li having tiHod soino tiring llko $?0,000 lo secure his soal ui c?ngroHH and with having made a numbor or false allldavltH in coiiuec ihm >vith Htich expenditures. Whon Mr. (Jrnco roach od Washing Ion today he had with him Frit It ll Ho an, William Wlllgllto, Scully Sub liv; it. Mike Harry, Stove Sergeant and I/ion II. liiirrhtHoy, hy whom he ex lie Is to prOVO Ilia ease ItgalllHl Mr. W aley. TIlOMU who tOHtilled at to ?he's session were: llogau, Harry, Sor lioaiil and Hurrlssoy. llogau, a polleoinan, designated hy Mr. Will aley as a political follower of the mayor, told tin' house coiuuiltleo 1 Ural Wllllley had said: "I am going iit congroHH or I am going hroke." According to llogau, whose dialed made him a picturesque witness,' he ?war. Working lor K. W. Hughes, op Tpnidng Whaley. and handled a earn fialgn rund of ahotlt $1,200 in the (list primary ami ahotlt $ I,<><><> in Hie sec ond. Mr Whaley, llogau said, tried lo f,?-t him to switch his support, "lie naked me to handle some money lor Slim," i est I lie. i llogau. "I told Whaley that I was a Hughes man Htralglll out. Whaley Ruggestetl that I take $u0 then, hut I didn't. Harry Krlend told me he mil $1100 to use for Whaley in Ward ami I saw the mon ey." . I Mom hers of tho committee asked If friend was (he sorl of a man to he carrying around $*iou of his own inon ?>y. llor.au thought not, saying he be loved I'YIend was out of a |ob at the time. The witness also said be bad lionrd thai Hob Wickel gol $200 from Whaley and thill l.ouie Manila and llarnoy Cnroy got ahoul $2,000, 'notifying that money seemed in be plentiful in tiie primary campaign, Ho j'.illl Slllll tllO Uiglll before the election men were going ahoul .'herleslon eurceis saying: "There was lots of money down at Whaley headquarters,"! und asking one another if they "got fin*)." I Mike Harry tostllll'd thai I. .1. O'fthnnnossy had "n big pile of Wfltaley vnoncy" in the second primary, ami that It Wits well known thai it was Whaley money. He quoted t) Sh.nines w.v as saying that" he had the ma/.tima to carry I ho day,'* ma/.uiua meaning money, Harry also test.ille I thai John <'.lineroil had banded out Whaley mon- ' Si rgeaut, w ho said he was an em pVoyc of the Cousl Line railroad, told the committee thai .1, M, Hooves was tpnhl lor his vote, and thai Hie Whaley ; people spent money freely, buying whole finnlllea, He said the load of one family got $f?0 for his vote 'Die witness said he believed Wha ley spent $S,000 in the second primary In the ninth ward, and that the Hughes workers spent between $1,000 and Sb.OOO, Harry testified that nl one time he n ?i .? blind tiger and the city of Chnr ie"Mm lined him every three months. The efforts of the committee tpdit) towards an Invsttgatton of the chnr iu tt i of the witness,., produced as well Sin to what they knew direct concern Ini ihe luiying of votes in the First district. \ great deal was told, hut Touch oi it w.o. hearsay, and this made Hille if any impression upon the mom Iii-Ts of the committee. While at inter vals something was said which would Indicate large amounts of money for Stlm, summing it all up, there was ai ?nist as mmh testimony against the Hughes supporters as there was nvi.oist those of Mr. Whaley. While the witnesses testified to cer tain money having been passed about Which ba?| the Whaley tag on it. and while much w >s said about Whaley's tremendous "swag" and how Itmtghtj Iki gotten, testimony was of an imli recl kind and few Instances of direct vote buying weit? brought out which seemed to Impress the committee. Summing the whole day's proceed togs up. it narrowed down to the fact Ihn'. $13,000 is the amount said to have n expended in the ninth Charles ton Clt) Ward for Whalo) and Hughes c.l>oul $S,0;h? by Whaley and the re *nn\iidor hy Hughes. Mi. Whaley was today a guest of Speaker Clark at an elegant luncheon IterVOd in the capitol. The Hest Cain Killer. ElUCklon's Arnica Salve when Applied lo a cut. bruise, sprain, burn or scald. ?>r other injury of the skin win im mediately remove all pain. K. K. Cha uborlain of Clinton. Me says: ?Mt robs cuts and other injuries of their terrors. As a healing remedy Its equal don't exist "' Will do good for you. Only -'?c at Laurena i>mg Co. TUE STATU FAIR. Will be Held In Week Hcu-lnnliiu- Or. toiler 27. Columbia, October, 7.?Rcfloctlng tlio Kreitt prosperity which blessed South Curollna this your, and promis ing tlio Kroatost sucm bs <>r ony pro* vIoiih undertaking, preparations have boon complotcd for holding the for,ty nrth Annual Fair of The State Agnl oulturul ami Mochanlcnl Society in ?<> lumbia, Octohor -'7, 28, 29, 30, 31. In II catlons at this writing uro thai poopin from ovorj" nook ami corner or the Slat,, will crowd tlie fair grounds by tbousuuds und i' i?? expected that at tondanco records will set a now high wnter mark at the gathering iiiis year. Tlie abundant harveats of cotton, coin and tobacco, the gratifying re turns for the labor of their hands and the evidence of nature's favor in the Ideal harvest weather have made the fanners of the state wear happy smiles which come from well filled barns and storehouses and climbing hank deposits, and they are now look im; forward to tin- annual gathering in Columbia of (heir kinsmen, neigh bor:; and friends, when everybody turns aside from business to renew Hiedr youth ami to have ft regular good old lime, this being the week of (he an nual Slate Ifta I r In Oetobor. CI.F A NSF.S VOirit IIA1 It MA KEN IT IHvVITIFlT, It Heroines Thick, Winy, Lustrous and all Dandruff Disappears Hair slops Coining (hit. Surely try a "Dnndorlno Hair Cleanso" If you wish to Imimodlatol.v double the beauty of your hair, .lust moisten a cloth with DandoiillO and draw it carefully through your hair, taking one small strand at a lime: this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excessive oil in a few minutes von will he aUia/.eil. Your hair will be wavy. Huffy and abundant ami possess an Incomparable softness, lustre ami luxuriance. Itesldes beautifying the hair, one application of I ?anderine. dissolves ev ery particle of duudrujf; Invigorates the scalp, stopping i'tO/in.^ and falling hair. / Oanderlne is to thin hair what fresh showers of lain ajtto sunshine arc to vegetation. It gotrC right to the roots invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating, stimulating and life-pro ilucing properties CilUSC the hair to mow long, strong ami beautiful. You can surely have pretty, soft lustrous hah-, and lots of it. if you will iust net a L'Veent bottle of Knowlton's Dnndorlno from any drug store or toilet counter and try it as directed, MANY H?ING to ( MO I S. IIa rii it tu ami Halle) Vltractliig Thons? amis with Man* New Novell) Fea tures. 'Hie Itanium and Hai ley flreatest Show on Warth is attracting unusual Interest this season With its wonder ful program of Muropenn novelties, its rebuilt parade, its complete mena gerie, and its recently added $?00,000 wordless spectacle of "Cleopatra." all of which will he seen in (.rccimlle on Oct. lath. The parade, which take; place at in o'clock in the morning, is. three miles in length, in the menngcrlo will he found ti'e only baby giraffe on exhibition anywhere on earth. The Inaugural spet icle of "Cleopatra" Is produced on the biggest stage ever de voted to an open air amusement. It is erected in the main tent of (he show. There is cast of 1,250 characters, a grand opera chorus of 100 voices, an orchestra of 100 musicians, a ballet of URO dancing girls, (??0 horses, live herds of elephants, caravans of cam els, and an entire trnlnload of special scenery, costumes ami stage effects. Th's i-. the greatest spectacular, the atrical, and circus event in the his tory of amusements in America. Among the many Kuropcuil novelties on the regular program which follows the spectacle, Kate Sandwina's wonderful strong-woman net, and nov elty teats by a company of Japanese warriors an,I jlu jit All experts. Win ston's riding and Juggling seals, the Hills (roup of dancing ami Jumping horses, a brass band of stallions, ller zac's mule and monkey circus, the Siegrist Silben family of high air vaulters ami somersaulters, Mae Wlrth the greatest bareback and somersault rider in the world: Victoria Codonn, queen of high wire experts: the ?eorgotty family of strong arm Jug glers, the Florence. I,es lardy and 1 .es Deko families of acrobats, seven herds of trained elephants, and the fifty funniest clowns In Cue world. The Darnum and Hnlloycircus for more than fifty years has stood at the head of the world's amusement af fairs. This year it is '.note interest Ing than ever before, ami twice as big. It travels on a train more than a mile in length. Covers fourteen acres of ground, and has nearly 1.500 employes. To horses, nearly two-thirds of the elephants in America, 110 cngos in the menagerie and over 2,000 wagons' and other vehicles. The performances (hat win be given in Greenvlllc will he exactly the same as (hose present ed at Madison Square Garden New York where the season was opened "a March. Not one detail has been Changed. The meat spetaclo was sab'; (o be the most notable dramatic eeertl In the history of amusements in that city, while the circus proper Was Cred ited with being the best ever given j there MM 11 K.j The annual meeting lof the stock holders of The Cdtalubta, Newherry \ L?n ens Railroad yclnpany, will be held at the companyYjoluce, No. 1124 T;?> lor street, Columtjla, 8. C? at 12 O'clock, noon. October -1st.. 1913. C. IV 9K VBROOK, U-lt Secretary. OFFICE? IN TROUBLE. Hpartanburg Magistrate Charged Willi Misappropriation of Pines Collected* Bpartanburg, Oct. (8pecial) ? Magistrate Charles Mltcholl, of Inntnan is diarged with defalcations amount ing td lour hundred and fifty dollars in a general presentment delivered to the grand Jury today. ?When Mitchell was called (o task," the prosontmenl states, "ho do!Ivorod to the county trousuror one hundred and five dollars due on fines collected in l!u2. Hut he has railed to make any return whatever." the prosontmenl continues, "of fines collected for the present year." In conclusion the grand jurors spy: "Uoliovlng that he has been untrue to the trust placed in him and that the interests of the county will be placed in jeopardy if he continues in ofilce, we reconvmond that he he removed from olflclo and that our so licitor take Immediate steps to pro secute him." The grand jurors "commend Sheriff While and his deputies for the way they handled the sitlntiou on the night the jail was assaulted." They thank the oiiicers for pro venting the Inyching of Will Fair, a negro, since found not guilty, and express pride that "Spartanbiirg county has ofllOOl'S who discharge their duties faithfully." It is reported that arrests may he made shortly in collection with the near-lynching. To Prevent ISlood Poisoning apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR. 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