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KFBSE SEW comoiis
General Leconte Declares Himself Hayti's President
Debate on the Underwood Mea
sure O Hun Until Next
Thursday, When It 1
Reaches a Vote.
Asqulth Howled Down, When He
Rises to Move Consideration
of Parliamentary Bill ,
AmeYldments.
LEADERS ARE SKEPTICAL
, AS TO BILL'S PASSAGE
Definite Information at to Fate of Met
sure Not Obtainable-Underwood
' antf Ctark Confer With'
Senator!.
BRITISH PREMIER CALLED
TRAITOR AND DICTATOR
For Three-Qiiarteri of an Hoar He
Vainly Ctsaya to Prevail Against
Uproar Threat to Invoke
, Royal Prerogative.
1 1 TASHINQTON, July 24. Woofj
W today became the Ureal Issue
In the senate and the debate
on the Underwood revision will run
until the vote Thursday. There are
no confident predictions as to the re
suit' With various amendments pend
w. Sneaker Clark and the house
majority leador, Underwood, are un
ni.in to flsure accurately on the out
i.wiv. even after conferences . with
d.mocratlc senators.
With the reciprocity bill'1 passed
the senate Is proceeding with tne I
program agreed upon for clearing up
nil Important business that must be
disposed of before the special ses
sion ends. When the wool vote la
taken Thursday, debate on the free
list begins. . That measure will be
voted on August I, followed by state
hnime reaDOortlonmcnt bill, to be
voted on Augusts, followed by state
hood, set for vote on August 7.
The house meets Wednesday and
ihn tukea ud cotton revision.
Democratic leaders in the house,
some of them at least, are still skep
tt.i u tn whether the senate will
pass any of the tariff bills now be
fore it. , They have tried to obtain
iiaflniu information from sena-
tors as to what would be done, but
little la forthcoming. Tne senate
uatlon refuses to unravel. Democrats
want a. wool Tevtoton and so do the
republican Insurgent, but they can
not agree on the kind. The demo
crats want to pass a democratic meas
ure. If possible, but, above all, they
want to pass some kind of a bill In
the hope of embarrassing the presi
dent, who has characterized the
Payne-Aldrlch wool tariff rates as
"indefensible." '
. u.. snnrxa-t lAFolletto BUL
it ... xinnnt ret trielr own bill
through, the democrats may support
.h. i.imii.tte Insurgent republican
bill, which was defeated Saturday as
.H.m to the reciprocity bill.
In acaln this
QUI W UlkU W I
.. .n Independent measure.
and InsurgenU unit
.4 th. LaFollette bill might easily
oT.. .m. nnint the parliamentary
h...rh..r Intervenes. The democratic
i kiii I. tiriallv before the sen
. .a fFollette bill must
... . . j h.
come In as a .ubsiiuiie. "
rule, of th. senate, the titute
must b. voted on nr. If the demo
crats vote for it, they confront the
certain defeat of their own measure
on the next vote.
London, July SM.-rScenes 'of Wild
disorder marked the session of the
house of commons today. Half ,a
dor.en times the premier rose V move
consideration of the lords', amend
ments to the parliamentary bill. Each
time he was howled down by a din so
terrific that the speaker had difficulty
in making himself heard as he ap
pealed to both sides to observe parlia
mentary decorum.
Asquith again essayed to speaK, Din
was unable, ttf prevail against tneuP" " " m . nnerals Flrmln, Le
roar. After . trying, vainly three- best known are General 11 m .
m,rtr of an hour to et a hearing, Pnte. Orelus. Delphln and Beiiara.
M . ' . . . i- a -...1 I. . .. -. la a n tjrt,
, " - I x no it'"1". '
that If the lords would not consent . -alnlJt the: administration,
to restore the veto bill, the govern- ru ng aga A CBna,l,te
ment would be compelled to Invoke without any cknwla
the exercise of the royal prerogative iat the neaa. a w .-k--
for the creation of new peers. death of president Simon nas
Groans from the unionist nencnea .,,,-,,, lf the situation were
with orrnidonal shouts of "traitor, i . .A ...irinientlv serious. Tne
, , i niii. h. 1 1 cnui -
greeted Asqulth. :
The opening scenes of the historic
session were among the , atormle-1
ever witnessed. Standpatters chantod
"traitor, traitor, traitor" until warnou
nntrol themselves. For- twenty
' . - " - ...(r'-'Tl'- "111!
. jJJ . TTI view op
GENERAL MAWUSJ I ! ' ' - - k , ' tT P i A
-V; ' 1 - , - . N.t .It WxT AA r !-Ji
i
X , , OF GONAIVES. PRFSlPgKtT ANTCXN& fHMOH
i. i irTJ.,..Ti I m I
. I ... I II-F - .ftr ...... '. t ' s.- -i . T . II UUUTLI
: 'f .'''WAst 11 " 1 1 ;- y . , .ll I 111 I
' ' . THt O.S.S. CH6STER-
.rat rnifs
ran
CUES
TRUST REGOflD
Governor Denies He Has Chang
ed His Attitude Toward Illegal
Combinations In Re
straint of Trade.
SAYS HE SfROVE TO ENACT .
THE PLATFORM PROMISES
Quotea from Meatagea and Speechea .
in Support of Assertion Ciaima ' :
fit la Ready to Continue
War on Monopoly.
Issues His Proclamation Upon Arrival
at Cape Haytian-Several
v . Rial Candidates.
rn. Tt prince. Haytl, July!
Pi 4. General Cinclnnatus Le
conte has arrived at Cape Hay
tian and In a proclamation declared
im.if resident of the repuonc.
There are many candidates for the
,.iHnPv tn the event of the over-
. f n.nnral Simon. Among the
president, disheartened by the re
verses of the government troops at
Fort Liberte, Is, however, seriously 111
.1. io with nulmonary trouble.
HI F"'" " " ' ,nnt
The fall of tne present b" ....-
inevitable. The rebel
minutes the premier stood unable to L r wno have been advanctns
. . rvio nt "Hurrah for x th north.
KBl III CV nvau. 1 11 ItHTI t OTl B.U n III' O "V"1 .
Redmond, the real leader" brokt , out P " guburb. ,o .the capital.
from the conservative bencnes, ""lThey captured Thomaieau, fome-
ftrltish aristocracy,". was tne . . d Bouauets ano pwsr
il of. thfcsadlcls. ."Iuook-at em! .ul de ..ctaUnlay.
Agal kJnT WaMI Asqulth- tried to 8everll, batt were fought between
speak but wiuriwinu cnw. the governmenr troops, ana mo
oic - - gent forces were sieauuy
r..rinr a. momentary cessation oil" , ,, fired upon e
.t. .oi tnmado. Asaulth got out a I .... Ik. mmmdlni general
couple of sentences, asserting ttat the I fle BouqUets, only 15 miles
principle of tne pnu, - f here wa kiueo. .
affirmed as far back as 107 ad af- running out of the
,r onnnrmed at a general eiec- ... on,oV trafflo Is . sus-
tlon. Interruptions followed the un- government Is Incapable
lonlsts shouting "Cannot w. hear the
dictator?"
Asoulth went on: -tne jiu-i
ORYSTO COMTESTi JHUES MM
: .TEXRS - tLECT
IS FOB I
r.iEH
Prohibition Leader Admits Defeat on
Face of Returns, but Charges
Fraud.-. '
Chicago Millionaire Relates Sensational
Conversation With Henry S.
BoutelL
wnin order and there Is great
excitement in the capital. Business
has been paralysed ior eve.iu
commons carried a resolution In , favor t are degerwa.
of the bill in ISIS by a in the north a" new rebel leader
.- .... th riwth of King Ed- I , . i. work and may
and but for the death of King
'"Keep the king out .or j"
shotted the opposition. "Who killed
him? Tou aw, resouuuou ...
position benche
Houston, Tex.. July 24. Chairman
Ball of the state-wide prommuon
I committee at 10 o'clock this morning
Washington. July U. Edward
Hines. the Chicago lumber millionaire
caused a sensation today by testifying
senate committee lnves-
2 . i. .t work and may I ..... .i... .v, onti.nmhihitlonlsts I before the
namea ui luu. - - conceuru hibv v. w . , . . Kot
. Ioonta. I ... . , i... ..nuutin. nvA I .i- th. Trimar . election, tnai
prove a nvai uj n - .iwlll nave majomy . i unouns -
BiinPE1
STITEISI
Soma Other Crops, However, Will Be
Short-Fine Yield of Cotton
la Expected.
.rt. from all over North Caro
Una during th. post few day. Indicate
that there will be a bumper corn crop
thl. year although many r
will be short in thl.
of the state th. drought ",
and July seriously affected the berry
.i- . i. . nh nron to snort,
crop w.uio m v - - . , n(.
the potato crop probably on.-hall : and
the apple crop not over two-third.. In
..., tii.n reports Indicate a
Mn although tobacco
lino jii-iu " " , All In
crop report, ar. JI our8lng. A in
... u - ihr. la room for rejolc,
ln from on. end of the state to the
other among the farmers.
H
.iviin rr:z CH COAT
v;:::i cc::3 explodes
-.-.iv the Bueyer railway wat . rt tn fttce of the returns Do,.Hv. Henry S. Boutell of
rendered useless, telephom, wires from Saturday's election He claims .... the new American minister
were cut. and the revoiuuuuiw f"-" tnat frauds were pracuceu. wi . .. . p-a-idant
burn.a 2nd pillaged the town. prohibitionist, will , reaort to the to Swltserland. told him at Preslden
iv, vcht American, unable to get ourt. Taft regarded Lorlmer as an accept-
coal at Cape" Haytlan, ha. departed ch,,lrmlin Walters of the anti-pro-1 ab,e wnat0r!al candidate, was anx
under sail for Mole St. Nicholas. The hlDuionlsts said the return. Indicated I ,ou t0 nave hlm elected and would
new ministry enanerea a -"'-" a majority or sngnuy ouv k be gIaa t0 aiQ in nw "'
w. Pnrtvau Prince. It 1 0j .niniit tat e-wide prohibition.. I . ,
orobable that she will be turned over Anti.prohlbltlonlsts are sUll leading
to the government authorities nere unofflcai returns.
.... t,A pomollcatlon arises, 1 K1lwl tMM gtatemmts.
suoh as th. capture of the city by wlth th. anU-prohlblUonlsU leading
the rebels. by 4.234 vote. In th. returns counted
tnereue. Vertleres. .1 , n ..!, ... iht in the state-
Pnunlv Malt LOdaed in jail I ... w ontlv taken by the ln-l-.,HA nrhlbltlon election. Saturday;
J , UurgenU at Qonalves. haseen recap- wlth the ,eaders of each side Issuing
tured by the government cruiser .tatemento claiming ine- victory
. . TV, nnhnat was over- .t nt with the additional
hauled between Oonalve. and St featuro of fraud charge, made by pro- pefue, to Certify Caie to Another
. aiirrAniiHrnti wiiuuut - i hihitinn iifrg. ittm uuwsa
Stance when a blank .hot wa fired Lfore midnight wa that full returns
OF STtAUNG emit
Oats and Hay Crops Are
Very Short
JUSTICE WRIGHT ID
TRY LABOH LEADERS
Special to The Qasette-New..
Wayn.vllle, July, zi. ' -
wheat ar. in gooa c'
wood; oats and Hay baa.y
was brought back here.
Both sides stand ready th contest the
vote. For 24 hours tne remru wc.c
nvw.ut divided for and asalnst pronim-
tin The total vot cast Saiuruay
nnmlhlv will exceed 4&u,uuu.
The following siaaemeni w b"'"
Member of Court Counsel for
Defense Over-Ruled.
.' ' Gazette-News Bureau,
The Hotel Raleigh, ' -)
Raleigh, July 24. -
DEFENDING his administration
against attacks that have been
made that he lay down on hi.
friends In the anti-trust fight, Gover-
ner Kltchln Baturday answered his ;
critics in a letter to th. editor of the -News
and Observer, which promises
to be an Important document In the
senatorial campaign. Governor Kltchln
takes the position that his messages
and recommendations show he kept .
faith with those desiring rigid antl- i
trust laws. He admits that was im
possible for a trust law like Senator
Lockhart proposed to pass the sen- ;
ate.
Referring more particularly to Jo
sephus Daniels, editor of the News Tt:
and Observer, Governor Kltchln says: ,
"You can constantly bombard me, but
I shall leave my cause with the peo
ple, hoping that as they nominated
me 'once without your help they can
nominate me again against your op
position. I am not afraid of th.
truth, and I do not believe you can
mislead the people either as to my
personal, political or official char
acter." -., . .
The Governor's Letter.
Editor News and Observer:
T h.v. tVila tr. mo v In renlv to th.
Ill nl 1 Oil niniTIl I Joint attack of yourwrtf and Messrs.,.
IIUKlSH 1. 8 HI 1 111 boctart and Mtosnhelmer, which
U lllllull ' Uflll llnL coor1 wUS other unfalr "acksoa
When the legislature of ltOt met, I ,
honeful' that a thorough antl-
ncendiart Blaa on Festal Day Wipes trust laws. He admit, that it wa. im-
iibcnui i the sentiment of the senate, I became
Out TWO Square MlleS 01 thoroughly satisfied that it was lm-
the enat beyond th requirements
OI mo pianurm. wu
of February 1, 109, one of the best
j rt 4-Vt a manmtm
Constantinople, July 14. a con- Lockhart
fiagration which started blu cam. from the committee, after
ernoon and continued untn thl. morn- .Deech . motion to lay the bill
be tn. greaiv, - .
senlcn. A sena-
i. ifM.nt hrd that onlnlon. I
work of incendiaries . ' , p, omptly replied that that would
The fir. broke out at several points jjer do th- pUtform to
In Stambul simuiuineuu..j. them and declared it. requirement
people were celebrating tne mut b. performed. They both
sary of the new . constitution Two me Th bu,
square miles were devastated and it Deen some tlm. prior thereto ln-
Is roughly estimatea mai .wv . lhort tlme thereafter
were destroyed, senator 1
wooden structures.
Stambul has a oearroni 01 r.... . k to ta,k over th, .ituatlon
mile On th. wejt .id. ; the only confer.nce I ever had
Thto district conta'ns the sultana I theM twQ gentIemen. ,0ur con-
ptiact lnV. r . .l.li was full, frank ana unre-
l mausoleum Th. population consist. ,lnK on wnat
principally or Turk jew "'' " 0UBht to b, done and all doubtful
and Greek A mo formld able could done t
bias, near th. war mlnltry was wtitU)n .
borne by a strong wind through the n vj j(j
residential section to tn. ""' . . ,MllIl.tUr. adjourned, which
coast, ImmDelled me then to recall that
I remeroerea muca
lng has proved to fi on t table would be made and car-
Turkish disaster sine, the . great n rled ana that liiat would end trust
in Pero, a suouro flr. V. the legislation ti - that
in 1870. It la believed th. fire to th.
Senator Lockhart, upon my request,
came to see me, with Senator
...I,, fru- lrmnn War fillip.
" " : : . . in
nlln .Tnlv 24. Tne uernioi.
by drought, in a lew s- - lBter t0 Hayt, n
better man - ,otnM mem . No k t H. Ball
nalr a crop T on.fourth a ier. " VTon reached, as It Is th state-wide prohlbl
ere is noi "i"'" - -- . . .laecision - j
Th. cabbage crop to aimosi thought that the crlsl. may oe pa tlon eXecUtV. committee at nouu...
I. .. .t.. .,iiup nremen could ar- ...
r"' 1. nro.lded oe"" ; " x, -nfl no ..71 . .v,. .ij.Iii fraud lr
The July term oi uoi v . Irlv. .t Httyu irora ' I "in spiw i w.
in. "'' . T w.hh. ha. ad- V V. l. .hlna ar. avall-....,. .,tin. nf the elate In pol
?Ju?ned. The criminal docket con- ,,. , tax payment, by lh.uor Interest-and
journeu. weekl" I .in.. iu Mm vote and 8f
,rm;iniiij
per cent of th negro vote against thi
prohibition amenumeni in nijr
there
crop.
failure.
. V::.-V .-., nf two week
sumea me ,.
Ther. was . novel n'Vt the
nr.iiiA wnn in ai - - -
o j. aeged to
Champion ..u." nn trlal
L... n..i. was but on
u.T.i Th. jury fa,.-
ed to agree, tnaKing m ini-"-- " .
fer'wasgaln Hut on .trial .the
and again m. - -
This of the nrst tim -
Din iim wiRHINS KILLED
ki" 7 : ... .. hv no-.
BY DYNAMITE EXPLUSIUN "ne hou" nd majority"
- I j. f. wolter of Houston, chalrmar
Stick Eiplwled In His Hand a. lie
Wa. in the Act of Hurling It
Into the wau.
week.
county that Fur on. . "J" "nig Jim" Wlggln of Cooper's
...... trlala at tne samo ....... irh..i, uvi the lirvson vny
" -"rl" " . ...
for the same onen-e. wag kUle, by an explosion ul
Chiof of Foiice ue r . in iall t Creek. Haywooa iu..,
. . .nn ti 11 1 in jmi I . u..rf.nnii anil
ton, PHiurunj . - . siinoay, JUiy i. -
Jim McElroy on the ' charge of teaUAnay Lney were with him when the
tn five heaa oi .. - g on 0CCurrea, pern.
In" " .ti.r tn the Ironduft Mn to raise
QlBinnce
New York. July -Pol'c
.. ..,t .i.rpilins uu the Nortn
m Thto morning by, the explosion
, . ..i.u, k hand" bomb aboard, th.
firry boat .th.'rlnnd,.
- , ... m,. tilncpd In
.,. .v from an Italian dairy V
the i:Ht
rmiingi-r. in
were thrown Into confusion
rrrllk cftfi
the cabin
'. no.tnre In the
nm.rM.r- i . rir drove
art l(in It 1. , .
th. cattle to Canton, where It 1- said
he offered thorn for sal. so cheap that
of Nebraska,
ED
:::t.
it srousea iu'i"
....,.- ii.irldire.
hn rerently arrived here, has been
lasted on charKe. of stealing a
Za watrh. and of forgery. H
few in Jail -waiting th. arrival of
officer, from f""
"T; vrv Julv 14. Bloodhound.
'".. .iive who sre
7h hvnn Who at
r, u m ; " ,,,, n
He wa. seen to raise
ki. k 1,1,1 tn throw tne BUCK inui iu
water when tt exploded. Dreaam. ....
-w onrl bark nd blowing noin
k.,. off Vnur niece, oi oyounuio
. ! m hla nocKet anur ..."
.i,.ik n hii h did not explode.
Tk. remains were brouKht horn.
and Interment took place at the Clark
ravynrd on Galbralin . creei.
ti::le fcts clcckaded
cy h.mti'.! ccvn:::.:ENT
Unsliltmton. July 14. The Haytlim
,,i , i imii lit Intflld to (f.'i lure Kmt
l;.ifiliVS ltn'1 M'Uit ' rr
. ,.i V- r ,.. I
of the nntl-state wnae amenumo..
committee, Issued thl. statement.
".Almost complete returns inaicw.
beyond question that we have won b
a good majority. It to absolutely nec-
!,,. to ruord cioseiy un
boxes and returns so mat, me ;iu..
results will be protected everywhere.
Returns received by Oalvesion-AK-i-i.
nw late Sunday gave the prohi
bition amendment to th. .tate consti
tution ll.82i votes and against th.
amendment S21.S3S v a majority
of 1.710 votes against the amendment
it i n'oWtr Sunday afternoon i
was Indicated that the antl-prohlbl-tlonlsto
had a lead of 6000 votes, but
returns after that hour cut that aomn.
IntoiM Inlcrcwt Manifested.
Th. rnninat Is th. closest In th. hls-
tnrv of th. stwt Ten. of thousands
of people collected around bullet
hrnirdi sni.dav. watching th. returns.
The a nfls sr. claiming a victory but
the nrohlliltlon leaders are connaen
ihnut RS ner cent of the total vol.
,.,it K-na m counted for In the return
up tn Sunday niKht, The rountle and
l,i.. i-i-ll ml.lnif B'fl wlilt'ly dintrili
r liv '..mi lif tlicm
WahlnBton. July 14. Declaring
.k. h. ott.ck unon him before
eonaresslonal committee by Samuel
nnmmn of the American Fedora
.i ihnr. left him no alternative
but to proceed with the trial to the
,t,a Jii.tice Wr Kht 01 me ttwinuv
rnnrt today relteraiea ni m
usal to certify tne conwmpi
Jie three labor leaders, uomper
dltchell and Morrison to .om. omr
n.miiAr of the court
Aus-ulng for a bin or pruit
inmntfi attorney, insisted mai
m necessary that they should know
whether th. alleged offenses were
..mittd within tne last two y.
rfe Mid hi. cllenu expected to take
advantage, of th. statut. oi iimiui.
THE INTENSE HEAT CAUSES
. . rw.,M.linB all th. doubtful men, he
ltha In Pari. Have Avged Over 1"
and
conference.
of It. .
t . .i.. o.n.tn lockhart what
SUFFERING ON CONTINENT w.r. th. - "TLttS
Ilia Brim... ..v ... .
ne couia
... ..i 99 ..n.tora In Its SUO-
BU per Day Many Prostrst- I Mated that from my talk
tlon. tn fagrmany., i,th yarlout wnatora I had also con-
t.., sTZpIrT. 1. sweltering eluded w. would ot sureth. pas-
x ion - . ... i mminnBHi an uuv w w .
in the worst heat wav. experlencea in
i.,.. nnort.r or a century.
lng fallen tor a montn. in., i.."- nllnUUI A rhiitliul.il
mometer ha. risen sieau..,
past eight day. from to 7. io QnnMiXnf. Vritn Neapolitan
.dd to th. .uffetlng of It peopl? RUt Mal. for
New York.
,k... I,., wn a Dartial breakdown
.k. .t.r .vstem. Many
. tt,. kt ttAve occurred, the I
iruin ... a ....
daily average being i until oaiu.
day. when 11 were reported.
Germany Suffer
Berlin. July 4. Germany to .ut
tering from the mt oppresslv. heat
wave since 104. Borne oi v
(
New Tork. July 14. Because
of th. umuually rlct regula
tions Issued by - this government
for protection against ths threatened
cholera invasion, the steamship San
Giorgio, will arrive from Naples to-
Wlthout a single passeim-i
w" . aa iai At.. 1 morrow
terlng Instruments .w.Ibk- h.n hooked 700 passengers when
tude. hav. gone ;u- wa.-recelved at Nn-
es out nave ?.. - -- overment had
Th. temperature, miu... n,
.... . i..w u.nrl nrrawd the time OI
Jon. for particular holding tbt the the -a coo ar. VMM to thU
.barge, framed by the prosecuUn, heat prostration, ar. reported n t un
ommltte. wer. sufficiently spocinc. stettlil, wamDurg, v.-
where.
The labor leader, appeared in
-ourt. United State. DlstrK-t Attorney
Km... .. . individual attorney, was
added to the committee of lawyer. Kree Multitude, hav. gone
eonduetln th. prosecution. i.uDuruan wa .. u. .t.tln that this govern
- ... ...... u ..'.. tAmn.r.iura. ..v.i. . .
-orritrht fln.llv over-ruiea tne mu- mUe renew- ------ , .k. tim nf ouarftnune (u
........ . . . . . . ... .in-iiv ninn. HiDj i"""" ' ' ' - -- ..
iBKiM. miwiw , " .i. Kn tn tho United mui
harges
Later th. court will near argumem.
on a motion that th. defendants be al
lowed to plead not guilty oraiiy, ss in
ordinary criminal case without filing
written answer Arter mat momm
Is disposed of, th. cas. probably will
go over until th. reconvemn. ui ..
jourt next fall.
No New Case, of Cholera.
N.w York. July 14 Strlnsent
metsures to prevent a cholera epi
demic have undoubtedly proven en.-. -live,
according to health on leers here
todtiy. No new cn-s Imvo ie....i-.-.l
Taft Play. Uolf In Bain.
Tleverly. Mass., July 14. Desplt.
th. rain. President Taft and Major
m.tta were out on th. gon linns to
day. Th. president expectea to got
ly en. gam. of golf on this week
end trip. 11. will leave tonight for
Hoton by automobile. In Uotn he
hoard, hi. private car ahd reaches
Washington tomorrow.
Wenllliy r-nlMm.t nil ! n 1.
VECu'Ej AT E
still LL'.:::::n
Edinburgh. Bcoihin,
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