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4VOL. OIL NO. 94.
RALEIGH, N. C, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1916
PRICE FIVE CENTfl
ANOTHER SLIGHT
SPEAKER CLARK
43 KILLED. 6B HURT
Composer's Widow
Heads War Relief Fund
SCHWAB OPPOSES
GOVERNMENT
ARMOR PLANT
1M ZEPPELIN RAID
FOR BftilT yiLlll
deicIc;
FOR COMING FIGHT
BEATING BUSHES
I I DEFENDS CONGRESS
I .Nearly 200 Explosive And In-
cendiary Bombi Dropped
On English Soil
BOUSES ALSO WRECKED
British Aeroplane Men Go Up
And Attacked the Raiders on
Friday Night; No Detail of
Attack Made Last Night on
Coasts of Scotland And of
England
I Ilk AtMKMIMl PTM I
London, Apiil 2.--The official press
bureau tonight gave out the following
statement dealing with the Zeppelin Sir
rind on the Kngtish eaat coast Friday
ight :
i Uf total casualties reported in the
Zeppelin raid on the night of March
111 April 1. now amount to 4-1 killed ami
66 injured. Nearly I) explosive and
iurt-udiary homN nc dropped
"A Baptist .hap I, three dwelling
houim, n nd two cottages were demol
ihed. A town hall, four dwellings, Xt
cottages, and n tram car shed were
rtly wrecked. There a no military
damage.
"A mint Iter of mir aeroplanes went up
to attack the raiders. Lieutenant
Hrandon, R P. C , rising . hhi fc.t saw
a Zeppelin atmut if,(KM) teet hUm- him.
At .tK foet he got ov.r it mid at
tacked, dropping several bombs, three
uf which he bt'liete took effect.
"l-ater lie got over the airship again
and I off two noire Itotnbs ovri her
nose. His ow u Hiat hiue was hit main
tinier by machine gun bullet This
may have been the Xeppebn h o Ii
dropped a machine gnu, ammunition, a
petrol tank ami machinery or possibly
that which came down off the Thames
est nary."
A correspondent in S Northeast hum
ton u nays a Zeppcliu dropped four
tern explosive and Wen meeiuliary
tatm-ha there Saturday night. Ten men.
three women and three -h ildr en u ere
killed and t w enty fix e persons pere ri
oualy injured. In addition, about t tghtj
others received minor injur ics
A tram car inspcetor wn kil'rd and
a woman trum conductor ha'! a leg
blow n off Several houses were w reek
ed in one street.
One house demolished, hut the
family of five evyiped without st-rums
injury. -
Attacked By Aiairoa
Berlin, vio Ixindun. April - The fol
lowing official couim miration i h
no' todav concerning the t mi .in "ir
raid in Kngland KmUv night
"During the night of Mar.-h il April
1 one of the airship squadrons ntta. ked
Undon and south roast of Kngland.
Bom Is iv ere f revd v dropped on the r it v
let '-en the t vrr bridge umi 1 lie I .on
don dH atid on militaiy rumps in
the Morth western distrut of the city,
mftui far tone1) near Knticld and m nu
tion works at Walt ham AMi. v,
"Another airship, having i - eessf illy
attnt ked a bntterv mar Ht.,n marke-t
(KufTolk', dropped a m-ntl cr if explo
sive snd iuecndlarr bombs on l.we
St oft. A hat tery was silenced near
t a m bridge. Kitensi e mii uf ni t unng
orkf in th- ton n were uttrn Led.
"Boml were finally dropped on for
tifitation works afid harlxirs of tLe
llumler, hy w hh three luittefies were
rvdueed to siVfire. ATI Hie attack were
mro-ful. Keliahle hrvat inns from
the airships showed the presenre of nu
mero4l tires and the collapte of Ixuhl
Id spde of the violent homlMrdment,
ill the airships ret u tiled with the el
reption of the 1 !," whieh, aeeording to
g report, was compelled to d -rrnl (n
the water of the river Thames Sea re he
Instituted hy our naval f on e up to the
present have not teen prodintie of anj
fenult.-s."
Another Attack Yevterdsy.
Itndon, April :t. --The coast of S, ot
land and the northern and jo.nt heastei n
counties of Kngland were attacked
Zeppelin" Sunday night, according to an
official announcement hy the Se-ret:irv
of War.
Thi ftunnuDtattiU aa;
"A Zepelni rHid t(ik pho-e Kmid:i
ftitt itit th evt .-of vtur4 ci4
northern and southeastern eoiintit-f of
Ka gland wr atraekrf.
"Bombs were dropped at various
ptaees No details are avuiluldr.'
DEMANDS REPARATION FOR
ASSAl LT ON AMERICAN
IFE.
n lh AtatlaUPtt P .
Par,. April 2 Prof. James Ma rk
PMwin, of Baltimore, whose .Ifinghter
was seriously injured in the ti plosion
ou the cross rhsnnel steamer Nnei, to
tlav gave out s copy of a cablegram
dtfipatrhed to Presolent Vilwn. It
rvods:
"A vronisn traveling where her ri(ltt
was, carrying sn Americai paHrt.
strickeny'on the Sussri, hoVt-rtng letwern
life and death, demands that reparation
for assault on American life nnl lit-eriy
lc risctnl.
"tSig:ie 1 1 MARK BAUWIN "
Mt Baldwin was able to speak yes
terdav for the first time since the arei
!ert Her injuries "include psralysis uf
the right side.
At n m effing yesterday of the Acad
rm.v nf Mornl rnd Politiial Siencvn,
l'rc. Ilepry July, in the nsme of the
fodvniy. eiprensf d joy at Professor
ItaMwin's ewe a m from the dis
astrr. He annnunTd that a formal ad
tire of eongratiilatioa wouhl,' be sent
to Professor Baldwin. ;
The Asjrara at Port ( halmer.
I Mir ito Asx-U'W Ptm
Port Oialiners, .N. Z ria tendon.
April .1.--Thf Nliarkleton Antarrtie aui
. iliary esploration ship Aurora has ar
rived here. All oa tioard the sHip are
well eawpt tu meinler of the crew,
vrfco are f(frring frjm a miuor .I'n--
neS ETHEL&Zfgr NVtti
Mm Kthrlhfrt Ncvin, rliinrmiui f
Ui- AimiHiin fuml fur Kh-iiiIi I
nl, N en ofrr.it iiik witli the Muutloll
r n lirf imimiiltii' f N ork,
wjmli lias lit liihui-j H lii'i'i-r hi ill
n Vi.rk mi ATil 5 umi H fi.i tin- ln-n
1 fil i.f ar u(T it i Mis. Nt in tin-
;nli ii f tilt- lit lit .Iff i nil 1 1 ii sr I' .
2 A IATORS III Hi
I N KM) FOOT F AI L
Hul Marhinr W hit Ii t rll Into Hampton
Koad, a lVwollhd.
- II. n . r t'l P r' I
,tMitt .tK. a , Au il A iitt'ura
II 1'i.g.tnt'M ninl ,ll.l:n' llniw r. of tin
I urt,i ixtmli t lii. ill. fi-ll i.il inln
Mini. . inn KoiiiK nl ilt itmkiiifE a fl i tjlt t
Iiiti- li.il..t'. rin x t lifii'il innii.r.iri i, nl
tlliilUjll Mil' HIM' I. Illl' "H tlrlimlikliril
Stt..;.fi' nf (hi' i i.v'.nf wlnl.- tlif inn
cllllli' tv;1s luruil.K ,s ''""I ,(l I'a'' iMtffil
tilt pi'i iilt-nt .
COAST LINE BUYING
MICH NF.W KQPIPMKNT
..t. i! i. '1 .ii" niftrt i
Wilinilljrttiii. A i 1 1 J Mnrf I In, il !.
IHMIIMIII in inllill Mofk Ull'l 1 34 1 1 14 l.HI P
Ufii .n i . liiim il l. i'h A 1 1-t n t i init
1. 1 II. . till' ill lll I It- III I.f lllllllf IMllllll
I lit- irmtnt mi'l 'In ii-t u.i.ntlii .if tin
rtiti.lllK til r Ni-arH I..11M f r K ' "a".
Sfttiiil bti-rf nroti njfri . i.a. In'. 1- Iinu
liiutitri ninl l.'i.mKl tun of mil lire in
flinliil ill tin' nriliT lltlicr lailroinla
tlirnu(li..yt tin' tiiiiiitiv Imi ;i 1 1- Imiina;
lit-n ih tiint fiillou iiik tin n i .o.l of t ur
lailiuMit iiiiitlt'iit to tin- ttur.
NORTH CAROLINA BOY
D1KS AT ANN APOLIS
l(.ll Ii OW H B' J HrltH
Annapolis. Md , April II Strn ken with
appendicitis. Midshipman Philij' l-
Northern, of now den. N " . du d at
the Naval Hospital here last n ight ful
lowing an. uperaliuu for appeudieit i.s,
which was performed hs t ha n a eek
ago Peritonitis developed after the ope
ra i ion.
Young Northern a m inber of the
first class and Iiik death i partnularly
sal in v jew. of the fa t t ha I he ou Id
have graduated from the aadtuiy early
in June.
The body taken to North ( urn
lina today Northern was au appointee
of Hepresentat ive John H e-mail, of the
KirM North Carolina District. Nfere
l.-iV of the Nv laiuel ( nt a floral
tribute.
BRITISH STEAMER SI NK.
Crew, Two Members of Which Injured,
l.snded st Pen is are.
ht ill" Aaa-tM i t d Trru
Iiiibn. April J The Itntish steam
it Uold Moutb has lim buuk aud htr
crrw , t wo m e ttf e r of lu h tuffering
says a Lloyd's dispatch from that place
dated -Saturday.
The i. old Mouth hs of 7.44o Kros
tnn She wn 471 feet long aud ws
nw tied bv the Anitli Sainn P t role um
Company of I.oudon She probably was
in the go rriihient scm ice Iatrt shi
ping records give her sailing from Po
Arthur Tel. October 18. and N'lfn
Noembr 4 for Itortmouth.
redlt ( nfon For Craven.
KfiMitl lo Ih r -id ((!! '
, u Hern Annl '? l'rt V U K. nl
of Rsb it'h. suieriutenlpnt if The North
Carolina Credit I nion and Cooperative
.H-ociaTion. in rompiny with rrcf. J.
W. SWars. farm derooin-trator for Craven
'otintv, Priihiy n ight paid a visit to
Syr i n g a rten and t here inaugurated
pms for the formation .f s credit
union uniting the farmers of that section
SF.RBI N I EC.ATION AT
SOFIA 19 PII.I.M.ED
t Om A-- ta-r.l I'rati
April ? Vr At hen
lM.ftt.
Havi
dwtrd He.turday. r
vVd bv th,
New Agency, SA.rt!
"The populate ha pillaged the bu
lid
ing of the Serbian legatio at S. fa
information obtained from a relia
a hie
source. The Bulgnrian authorities
rested ths men left in charge of
the
building.
"The American minister at svfia pro
tested to Premier Ra do lav off who justi
fiett the action of the people on th
arritti nd that Hprtiiat ha vitiar
exist a a aatimi, the legation building
N 'or get! to litlTgari.
Lightly Equipprd DKarhmetiU
of Cavalry Sweepiim! About
In Whirlwind Fashion
VILLA INJl'RY DENIED
Also Reported That Bandit
Chief Instead of Going
Northeast of Guerrero Has
Moved Into the Hill To
The South And Ea.t; No
New of Mexican Troops
ill) lh. 1... .t..t I't'
Hi.n Antonio. April 'Z I 'iil- r':in
cio Villa in ilrtiniti-lv Inrattil mtliiu
tlir unt lv or to. it lit lu lii it il lit ri
thut tivurral lVrhinj will lifjini a
ntaj-.h of tlu' uuiutitaiun rt ami ninth
oT trnrnrm. HmtT-'-4iMit of Villi. 'a
fono Mnnli L'H. in ami near 11 ,
lllltl fill.lK-. lit III. Illilfllttof onalry
liair lift ii t.uct'ii!ik 'ii lnrltviiitl falt
lot. t!in ngli til. .li'tii. t ai m it tin hi tnl
iiattfr of tin :inta Maria run trying
to lo.utf tin' l!Mlr 1 in ll ,1 It . Iflmllitl
n luiif Kinn in tlilit ilirt.tn.il aft. r U
1 1 ii l y 1 1' I y iiun.lt .
( ! mo ru I CitsIi in k ili. I nit i;i t rf
(tint tliiouuli t" l.tlnral l-'iiltou t.H1: v
t'l.t IllH r Ii it-l' i.f t.tllfT tl:.l ill. 1 1' lit I IK
that Hit lnif i.f rololtnillli atioll
mil int.i tni'il No mention t-l mwii nf
1 1 In inmlf I'litrr nt nj.-rrnsi K
Im In f tlmt I it in ml I "t rsli i n g may have
.tin li.MM'il i. tn tin- .liroitioli t-lktii
l illii Hint t i i li i i in fi 11 i ii aT lilM in
,iii i. 1 1-1 i.i i:it 1 mn hart In t it ri-rrliil
tint i. at in K I'' ":tn 111,1 iiijnit'it at all
nn. I tlmt in..tra.l of aoini; inu'hi nt of
li.n iri'ln I oi t'tl into tilt- lillla to
tin tn.itll Illnl I'Ult
Nt. otliiial Hint hum I. tell rrn'llliil uf
tlif oik i at ii nt of tin- Mi'iM in (in. ru
in-iit Inn. ii wlntli ut rp t Iirrtti1 to
lirrwiit 'illa't tit.-ai.i' to tin- inoutitaia.
Mate Hi nartnifnt ailtltri's reKaril nig
rtiinlitioi iu Inliiialiua afi.l i.tl-r i.-irtt
of Mi-ln'o wire tralntmitteil 1o tiowi'rill
r'untton today. I nt wcrf not mailr rl
In lirr It wnit Htiitotl at army hrwl
iiuarti iv, lii.iM ti r, that ttit'rr won ri a
fi'li to Inline Hint ol ann, li'H.l.li(
nut' of tlir Inninr foii-r n jjti i nt ilia.
Ii.i'l rt'volttil atraintt t'arrana ami lnnl
j.ini-.l ilia.
Anotlifr Mnry n i v il Minn' rie.lt'iii'e
at army (.tail tjim rt i-m wait Hint Villa
Ill-mini fur ( Ii .liuali im ( ty 'I'h
aihautfH ravalrv of dfii IV'ihina; ar
tint fur from ('hiliun I-na.
Train Frem ( aaaa (.raadM..
Kl 1'ai.o. Ti'ia. April J - Tlits flul
train from tlm I asav l.rainltit rfgiim ill
a itt. k ulliil into .Inarm to.lny from
ri-an.nn. " nnli -.until nf tin- military
l.a.f t-inliisli .1 Li nn l"t rr-ti iiik at
I nlonia lintilan.
Nt-.nrti Morn on i-o'oti it on tlif t'ain
tliii.it no h(lit on tin- vi il of my ft. m
kIii. Ii linn i nn Inpcil the 'ratoD of
III. ' Itirrirtin lroo.- KKlrr 1 1' .Mlt
.li t. at inflirtfil on tin' ViIIii liri last
Wt .Im t..lv Tl.t'i re par toil ee'ytin--ipii.
t at IVar mi ami V:i laraanlf
ami that tin- MrMrnun tparntlv had
I ,ne rfriinri't il to Anmimn tru-.pt
on Mriit on anil. Mi wt as irrrhautt
tnlil ifomls frii ly to Aatt-ri.aa atildiora
tin- loliiinM't -ii nl. ami "rri" nmm in
tt'rf.ttf.1 in tin- Anirruan furrt-ury ays
tt-r Hian in the piiriniit of ilia
To re m no ml uat inn heri- that the
Am i. an military anthoritir ha ao
mint ty urn i lie Mipiily. pmlilflii for
tfti- trrK;i!t at (W frnil Nu aMiiunt
has yet Ittt'H iitatle to ahtp fuuti ui fur
it Kt i.y the Mft.rini N on Ii neuter ii Hail
i. a. I A train from Juan- for aaaa
l.ranilet, i not exi.ei-tetl to mote foi
at !t.:t tn,, data.
Baiter At Hla Office.
Washington. Apiil 'J --.Sunn the
linum olil report with the atorv (f how
( nl. 'it. I Do.l.l ami hit troopers atru. li
it ntia4l mm fug Si )
M KE CI.ERK PKISONEK,
STEAL J":e) IN CASH
lt tl.. Am..' iI l-rt.
(IreeiKl.oni. N ' . April 2 -(ilt.ert
Nenell. I? year nl.l. iinploje.l aa clerk
hy the Ninth Carolina I'lihlie fWriee
(-'orporatiou. oiiuera uf the atreel far
HMiti-m here, itna attarae.l hy a hurglar
Utia . u.wu aiiur.Uy aUr 3 q'tlotk.
fort e I into the enmpany a vaiiH, lut ked
in. and t506 in rash atolvn.
Newell, whi n ilieot eretl thin morning
at h oV-liM-k, wai in a at-n.i nn amia eon
-lition from aufTot-atii-ii. while hit face
was hruiHe-l.
ADAMS (;ets control
OF SOl'THEKN EXPRESS
Rt lie itHnll'lil r- .
New York. April L Wni. M Karr-tt.
prrHidt-ut i.f tlie ,daniB Kiprea Com
pany, nn noon red here ton ight that the
controlling inters! in the Stmthern Kt
preM 'ompany hal t n at utrod by bi
company. H luud, hwt-er, that thrrt
would le no change in the management
of the Siutheru Kiprefo ('nnipany ; that
Morton K. I'lant will remain an chair
man of the board of directors , T. W
l-earr as presidt nt, snd K M. Wilhami
ai vice presi'tent Mr. Barrett, in id
nounring the transfer in control of the
Southern fcipre '"iiipany. Raid that
the Adam fcipr r(niany had been
the second largcflt owner of the Kuth
ern Liprenn Company fur more than
flftr rear
PrewitJeat mm4 Mn. WlUon acht.
iPf th AwtataM i
4 ruhfiell,, Md.. April 2. President
and Mm. WihMn who are on a eruiae
down Cheaapeake Hav. Mped here to
day. They arrived at 'J :'Mt p. in. ou the
Mi v flower anil Mr. and Mrs. Wilv.n
came ahore in the tender. About 5,
(lOO people cheered them. air. Wilsoa
waa given a huge bouqurt of sweet peas
and v.oM. The eotirt pJire forr of
Crisfield a tcd as aa eft-tort.
Penetrate Caillert Wood Eaet of
Meuse In Neighborhood of
Fort Douaumont
ARE KFPVLSED AT WEST
Berlin Staletnrnt IpmmmJ Yrft
lertly Claims Teuton Troop
lUe Cleared 1.000 Yard of
French Trrnchc Northtail
f Haurourt in AiKlilion To
Paris. April 2.- The ticimans launchetl
hea y stta ugam 1lav sgainjt
Krei.ch poMtuus to the n-t and east
of the Meure. To the w-t vhe attacks
were repulsed, but to tiie inM, in the
iifiKMirhot t of roil inu mnout . as
vaulting ft-rces were abb t penetrate
t lie allien e Wom. Ii ing tn (he south.
Fruiii tbe iiortheru puit . r thi wuod
tli were hlniont .iiuin i rji led
by Kr'nrh rftiitter i -
Took 73! I'riMiiu rs.
lt- r I i ii . A r 1 1 '2 m U in I mi 1 . The
irrnut n i Ho-il atateiii uf Inds y
aiiUdiiui i-i t hat i nt" u t Htps hat t
leared 1 .iHi ktd of I niuli lorn In s
nortlitast nf HuiuuuM in -i-uiioi. ti the
positions t:tkeu Murrh lo The (teruiHiis
took 7-U prmouers iu th- t ;j 1 1 1 f aiix
Marrh .11. The utily nontiuu nf fight
g around Widtiti Apn' I tIN of the
r MiUe of . I'ri ih h couni. atlm k after
a te i t ttir art lib l y botn l.i i Mm nt in'ST
Van i
Tlir tt t nf the ofli. ial slut- nu ut navN:
"N .-ti i i. tli.-yl ie : V i,. . .nith
t he Soiuine. hn e lie in nll.nl begun
afWr fchott artill.-r -i u mi mil was
cbe ked by our lire
"Through the bom bi r . I ni tit of Iteth
ini i lie, east of Kheim-t. the K reach
auwd c uMderable Ion-"! t i their
rouutrymen. Three women mid one
child were kilted, and live men, four
women and a child re Serieuslv in
j ii red.
ln addttotu to the position taken
March M), French tr-m ties iiortheant of
Unucotirt. eitend tag ever about 1 .0Ki
yards, hatve beea cleiied nf the eut-mv.
'On the eastern tank of the Meuse
our troops on kiarrh .11, after careful
pre pa rat ion . tok ponusMti of t he
aeaaj defense and Hanking worka
northwest aud st f the illage of
'Yesterday morning, after the French
Are had readied its highest intensity
in this region, the ei per ted eouuter
attack nbn-h took plare In oke dow n
u in p let fly undo r t he fin1 of oui ma
hi ne f(uui aud the curtain tire of our
artillery. Ajart from the sMiigumarv
losses suMaineJ during our attiirk Maieh
Jl, the enemy ieft in uur baals uu
wutiidf l pnorerj amounting to II o(H
eora ai) I 7T) men and ht aiuchiae
gtittji.
'breat activity wa displayel by a Ma
tors of lawth sole and nuniermai mw r mi
buttles were terminal id id oui favr.
"In sdlition to enemy acroplao
brought down beyond our lines, an Kng
hsh biptatie was shot dow aear riidir
beat. The occupants of the aiachiae
were raptured Ober 1 jeutt uant Her
thold thus put mu of attioa his foutth
eueniy arro lane.
"Snii h w st of Ijeas an en em net u
plane wa brought down tn Manic b a
direct hit from oui auti an raft nuns
"Homt fw fe-e-ly- dird upein
iMm li,i' ArgBHe, weit .f Verdun,
who h 19 ttHgl gai risoned Hith troop-
and ii mii the a rodome of IWlfuit
" Kater u t heat t e :
"The genei al posit ton on t h i.i front
is un' haiiK'd Mast of iiranoihi there
a greater lighting atiiity than u-uul
" Balkan t lu at r e ; There a not h nig
to report
Fresh Brtgadea la Attack.
Paris, April 1 - Jour freh brigades
parti'ipat d iu i-e ern.au attack which
ended iu The ot.upntion of the village
of Y a ii i . to t ht northeast of Verdun,
says an rye itne of the battle
Th- iif-.tult U'gao with a tught at
tack All Kndsv evening th village
and it surro n ling mne titpioiily
shelled
The attack b.g.m frvm the noith at
3 o'clock in the n.rning by a bngnde
ditoucluaug try in 1eu.cUca. mu, tu lull
sida east of Fort Itauauniort aad ad
ruriif so far as lbs raulroad bn to
front of the advanced French position
where it wai cheeked by French infan
try and a barring tire so inteuae that
the assailants wa- uaable to hold their
grurid Tber n 1 rej to their treat hs
much depleted im li jiulra.
A fr-sh bnga ie mads the aeeoud at
tark toward five ' lock la th morning
from the eat with an abundant nppl
of powerful grenades that denodished
the hMJse occupied by the defenders of
the town. Though partly buried undei
the ruins, the Fren h stuck stubWrrrlv
to thetr post, whoh ther resigned oiil
step by step aud indicted sever U-
on the attacking forces.
With the houses demulislo-d by grt u
ades and shells, there remained no rea
son for maintaining the position, and
the French were ordered to retir on po
sitioDS preared further to the w-tt
The detachment tdl maintained a gall
ing firs as it went tack slowly and in
good order, a curtain of Fri-nrh sht II
tire keepiag the Wermuii fn in ursu
ing.
After thU partial success the tier
mans tried to profit f rnw their aew
positions to overmhelm the trench po
titioa around I"tiaumout Saturday
afternooa ther endeavorsl to sdvsn- e
along a road hriJering a ravine and run
ning up tow-ard the hamlet of Cailb-tt
near Fort iVtuaumont.
A third fresh division attacked the
French defense lines, but this time w re
unable to advance at any point. The
attacking column was sloped at a
point where it was eipooed to a raking
pt sMsrasastsI Pa Tww.)
Brands Criticism That Body
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DaKilling in Work A Bald
And Maliriouh Li
POINTS TO ITS KKCORI)
No F-ffort Tn Thwart Presi
dent Dchire For Adjourn
nu nl f CongrrM Brfore the
Coti enlioiu; i ill Dfenwe
I.fgiF-lntion in 4rood Shapr
Re"enne Ksue Lwnnr I i
. Itt il. A.- Illfil rrtM
Washington. April If. Speaker Clar k
replie-l tonight to cnt w i-ins that Con
gress is daw-ltiiig in its work In a
rha rur teriM ir ftat r metit h ie n "ii uced
silt h a c r i tic ism tt ' It an-1 m-
1 teious lie ," out 1 1 tied n hat ha teeti ar
oiopliOit'il ;ni. asseilril ihat th- pits
lit K-.UW littd Wolktd lliorf tt-N'litv
u nd i n I w t 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 v t hn :t n v w .t h , n 1. 1
rvir- of t" I.') two vrail
i 'oini.tont hi if oti attempts l' '-l:i'- Mil
i til pro - o .ti 1 1. :i i It) n f r ess l.iiitC'iT to
thwart the President's desin- to br mg
uIkioI U'l jiih i urui n t iu tittir for tlo poll
tnal i .-y . rut (! in June, the Speaker
l,,l!,,e.rMW!,r, tt u ma ii b o g w il h
tn :.l.ovt h lb. It. -hi. .t know that
i 'oimu lust a 0 1 to a-1 oo i n
Im f. re tl.r t o h v , t, t !..n a ttn' I''ii
lit is
I'tn re has been tit u h i talk
soiim- of it nf lot it-. oui i- I it ma l ir ion
about th- Ijwdl.ng "f i.ngi fHol
hia -itatfUi nt
V) far :i tl'ti M'tune is cit. ci m-d ,
thru- I no t ' ut Ii in it I sin ot o 11 j
lertak ing t speak for the Snat.- be '
atifM' I know ii i t 1 1 1 ii k worth while tmo h
mg ths artate of its biiNiiieas, but the
buMiiiesp of t he House ,a f.i rt her ad
v a need than usual at this ilate. Of
Ourfe it neeesssi ry to pass t hp Hp
propria! mn bilU. Otherwise the wheels
of government would stand nu-k niilt
and they mutt be carefully conmelered
loth iu eomuiitlee and in the lloime
Two Supply Bills I' ssed
'The HoMe has pard two of the
grrat sui'plv lolls the legilat m c. ju
lirial an. I t ieulive and the holiun an t
is no a t n j. r (.. of pasati ug t lie r i v ers
and hftiliors bill. Also two dttieiency
bil Is and to more have t'eit i epo rt e.l.
Three in. .re nrr nKont rtadv to be re
(rorted The Mous has panseil the Hay
military bill, the immigration bill, three
conservation bills aud a multitude of
bills of mole or less ill) l ta nee
"The House iu the tweutv two vean
(hat J have beeu here ha) not worked
M) steAdilv and so i ri I ust r ion nl a, this
one It has not adjoumetl er a mugle
day sinee it ron v ened on Janua r . s
remarkable record, and has woike.l rive,
six and seven lion i n a la v, with Hit
occasion ad a ight scam, hi When in
autre hoar a lay are counted in for
eoniiultaae work, it inakea a good -is t
work, to say nothing of tlw tune i eeet
surv f o r depart went work aiol cot re
s ou tleii r
" I hut the reorl -a flue one -aud
et the public is coimUntlv misled into
believing taut Congress is not working
at all. It as a bald and malo-ions lie.
"tf e worse aoine of these cntir with
out auy responsibility could pass t ills
can ing a billion dollars" wi a few hours,
but members who are reapxinsihle ranii"t
pass lulls that way bil I the tai pavers
who foot the bills bu t want t hem
passed that way.
TryHig to TkssH wiU.
"One other tiling: Kmo of itesk m te
acres, w ho want impo: taut lit' asu i en
far reaching in rharnrter and vital t"
the repiibb. pa' I while you wait, seek
tu rente tin iinpiessioii that the Prei
id ill is animus tor 'oiigr -ss tt adjourn
before the o n e n 1 1 n t .ml tlist on
gress is wirk-'llv thwarting hmi Kverv
human being with twn il.ns ato.ve a
Hutteii1it knr.ws that l..i.gr.-ss ih just
as animus to aljouru befon- the ton
tntions as the President is Whv in
heav en 'a iihrne w on Id Vug' .e, re
to remain iu Wanhington even one lay
longer than is absolutely iit.e--.nrv- for
the proper t ra mart ion of ih- p iMie
bitiiess f "
In the Senate dill ill f The past w erk
there has U-en a general sprediug up of
businsn The army 1 1 --i ga n . at o.n till
n. II iini r eav and a bi.tn.strhi
ffl-rfrr 7tr- eteeW unpawn mil
be in conference within three w eeka
A pprfTnatiw -ti are hMU ..--p
aa rapidly as they come from ttn Ho.ise
The legnslatire bill ia ihrntt rmrlv and
can be passed in short oi-ler as s.(.ii a
the army bdl is out of the way Kwry
where there are sigiM of unusual legis
lative activity Republican Senators
join the democrats ut pressons nf
hope that all important bimin ran U'
expedited with a view to ad jo, i rn meat
iu time for a long poiitirnl can pa gn
Revenae Issue Neit.
Wit h d'fr use legiK Ut id asmn ing
ta ngl t.le shape the r- v nue issue Ioo.mi
;ii the in it itiiportsnt task bcf..re Con
gress Thtie i tlelay, howevir. in tin'
wavn and Nir,iiis mmmittnt owing to the
K, nate s apparent deter tniuat i'n to in
crease the utanding army's pea.e
strength over ipi.""0, a proposed in the
Hav bill Will, h has putted the Houm
(W Itig to ii u i e r ta in t v as tu li-. iiukIi
mouev will be fVpjir.d for :irrnv ex
pudituri. Mir way and meant com
m it tee probably will d fr a tmn.
i'hairn.an Kitrhin' original plan was
to call a mrt'ing of the com in it tee tn
draft a trntiit ve rrv.-ntir raising pio
gram as soon as The Hay bill paased th
House Se:,ri.lv had the bill born sent
to tin' S ii,'e. however, when word came
to hitu thM the standing army figure
would t' raised tn IWi.issi Hurh su
i tic rea "e Mr K itchin taid today, w nuM
c.qure at leatt ai,'s-o,'t a.ldit o.nnl
rrvtnu' jearly. He is unwilling to be
rin planning revt line raising when thrr
. lists o much uncertainty about the:
Muoitn.1, of money that will be needed.
ISe ernl more w eeks may pass Itefore
the naval committee makes even a pre
linnnary report to Mr Kitchia m what
iCsJitiaawti ts Pas Tx
"a jT
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t hnilet M Seh.vjb and I . t -: latea ,
in the Iieth!ehein Hteel Company have j
!egu!i a earnpfiign to create public senti
in e lit against . gmlat o.n for the colt j
ntrio'toni of a giv ern iiient minor maim ;
facturmg plant The Cnited Htatea sen
ate has passed Mo Tilliiiun bill, appro
priatiug $11 .(hnioo for such plant A
i ire ular add stvd to iiiein bei s of Con
grest HU1 itsued oVei the -igliature of
Mr. S-hwab and K O rae. prenhlent
of the i nih pa n v. w h h dei I i bed the
plan a wa-tefnl in e xpenditure and tin
wistjlli pnkir.v- emttor T'llnian aseetts
that the ma n nfact u i et t of minor plate
for t he. uat ion's warships hitve been rob
bing thf gitvet ii m -ii t fto ti ntj vears.
The pirtur- is ma'le f tn: ti m 'i recent
snaps h't of Mi Ii a tt
THY TO LYNCH NKGKO
i petkrsbljKc; jail
fi Uh tvt- 'sr. . l'i i
P. -ti t-i.-.'g. a . Apt ll t W inU m
mob. made up of thousands of unyiv,
rxritt.'d p np!. Min n.ii im1.-, the I'M, -is
burg jail t-iiiiglit hh l .Uiuioitd for hi
life, John William. a urgro. shaken
with li'Miir. a nd logging p rout. I t "I
p rotect uui , run f e .srd . in out i ng t o poln r
I us n g'liltv ,f uiHkiog a : tm mo I at
t jr k ii p ii Mc- Mn io it Ma tin at hi i
hoiiir n h i It'.i. ketone on la Thurdftv
st,il' 'ii.- wn Hi li ' w,i tn school
It ivas not .ii. Ill inoinight Hilt I after
mart ui I la w ha I n o t la r ed iu I he
i to lio-hate .li-t- i t .f t It ia I that the
mob d t Npc r I At ths' hour Mayor
Cabaiusa ui, that he !. kt I f i no
further t rouble
1)1 POM PLANT KOK
SANK0KD. IS KI'MOK
It u r ii i it--red here 1. st t tght t hhl
r tspresi- n t at i v t- if the I ) pont Pow tier
luiuJiu luivl .-j'cuii-il nu option upon
a la'grt tra-1 ( bee omiii! land, some
thr-. or foin i.ii-i t1'..!!! Nanford and
oii.rnient t. to H 'ilium p. wi r site
Th- ..pt mn i 1 1 .- it i - m hnd been
deposit-. in ..I no. t e tv nsjiKo the r
d ' positr d in a 1 .ee . to: i.T v lank. and
Vitv 1 1 r e 1 1 in i UH r v a ' r ;t tigt ?i i 1. 1 hud
(en foiiipl't.'d The tuot upon which
the option is h: .1 to have been teiirn
rfl ttrSres sonie three tho,itaild or IikiIi'
aer.-s Itt it.i;tion is j. do.. tat lv nnt -I
to u Pon t p ii i pone t , h ii d t rn nsporta
tioli ailtl power Sir r-:i'b;v ;...rss-b'e !r
It
The rumor hs.i not t-rrn ir.tird
THKKt KSSI-.1S SI NK.
Kourleen of Crew of Norwegian Slesmer
l.owt.
Ht -I. V.. -
Louden. April l.' Ih. lint. Mi -t.an.
sti ip Ashbu rt on ha s t . . u si, n s '
jLu;apuei aht'LIs. ) a d rmaii mi'
marine. Kite mem ter s of t he r re w
liars Irern taken to- a hospital. Th
vessel, aeeording to th tv-hunge 1 ( le
graph Corn pn n v. in not a r med
The Ash burton sailed from Sw Zea
land February l! l for Lombot sn.l was
last reported ns leaving Montevideo
l'ruguay March 1
The vessel a 4 44."i tons gr.t and
ai built in I'.'"' for the Aostralind
steamship upanv l 1-tnloii s)
was U'- f-'ft luig. .'. i frit beam and
Jri feet deep
I lo d s reports t ha t the or w giini
- a msh ip Peter It am re 'v a s n tj tsit
urday mght while at utu hor ( ue man
tbs ttde turvivnr of the rr n ..f ft ft n
has ten la nd'd from it. K ut i.h
K noch lightship.
The ftntish hner A.hill.-t hs si.nk
Krplay. Pour members -.f htr crw at
in i-si ng. The rspta in alid m s t y two
itt her persons from t he Kt.aiuir ha v
I..-, a landed
JAP STEAM K K URKtKFI)
Sliteea Members nf the rew Hellenes!
To Have Bees Orowned.
' Nt tl Amriiitil -m-m
T. Lio. pr.l : 'I he steamer W ika' u
Mi. r.i . ' r .mi 'igasji k t lot fast a 1 poii.tt
,H- b-,-n w r. ked on s sunken th k
rigtitv li tir of her pansengert A lot sil
Te.-n iihmih it f the ere a Hie l-ehexed
. i.o- l.ei dtowrir.l "I he ;ikatn
M.-.iu a n vrstl of L'"' tons
Mosrt May Ran For Congreaa.
W iltt.n. April J Tt it rmtmred that
lr K. tJ. Moore, of Kim c(v. is Itkely
t.. pet into the race for ongreseinaa
t . in thit district
,rhamD Clark. Brvan And OtWar
. To Wheel
ALL v. INTENTION HI SIIFn
Fear And Consternation In Rfj
publican Camp ; Mandpatl;
And Bull Moogera Worrie
Over Hughes ; Pri t chard -Boom
Part of Plan To Tit
Delegates Hands '
By H. B. C. BRYANT.
Washington, April 2. - Political fore eg
are lining up for an old time lttl
of ballots in Novemlter. ' 4
j ne iemocrats win stand i.pnu tnet
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record aud present J'resideut W)4i
again as their standard bearer A
the talk of another ttemocratic candia'l
date for the Ht Louis coin entnn ha
hushed, and with one t.ne evirybndj
w ill shout ; W.ot.trow il.. h tiid
Memocrary ' ' I'luiiiii t'laik, William
J Mi y h rt and all the ..idsr usi,ruott o
four y ea rt ago will jojt their .. .era
to the w heel for Mi Wilson That lg
evident now tn obterving people in'
l anhingioii The demoralizing ronfataj
uf the I tent t unit ic r ioa k ntoms of ''on. - '
gresj ceased with the . oumig of the all
of the turtle dove
In the Republican rump there is fear
and consternation I h. tMtidput hosa
and the Bull M-.i.- leaders are wor
ried about the pr og! i nm nf Mr. Justiea)
Hughes' selfsta'tt I Loom Col Theo
dore Koosev e If . t tie big hu ll mooa,
And his arch eiiemv in the I hicaao
eonv ent ion of fou" years ago. Kit ho
Hoot, have held a conference. Taa
ll'ighea cUvud drove them to the aanja
shelter It Innks now ns if ther wctlUl
jiu hands to wage war against Mr,
Hughes iu New Vtwk State.
Prltrhard Roomlet Part of Plan.
The Prib hard move m North Catulina
is looked upon here part of a nation
wide plan to tie up all the del gat el
possible and hold then, for a f nal
showdown at 'tii.go Republics
leaders hope to h;,.- Un ttpen ronreo
tion, f r4 to jib .-toner, and would de
plore a stampede tor auy pn 1 1 u ulat
man
It i ent imiitetl by pobtu al etertS
that Hooaev ell .v til enter ths hieago
t on ent ion if h eaters at all w it Si
UUi detgatei. Weeks, with aiors tha
b'O Hughes L'i"r uud Uurtou leas thaJl'
!'. with favorite son holding the rest.
It is argued thut Mr Hughes would lea
strong, r and iuor dsiiK-'mua if hla
unine could be kept .oit of the gam
until the third bail.!. Uv goiu' in at
first with a small following he gives
the t an d p:it t er And bu ) I no..., an
oppoitiinit ti l lii. k h m tlir.iugh a
nun hm;tt ion .
Democratic Record Will Count.
The spit ii. lot rect.nl of l'r-i,, n
Wilson and I.i- eainiiet nd the J'm.o
cratic ttingn fill ,..iint n,th th
people be f of th.- r.tn p;igu ia orerJ
Kriemts of Mr W i lon admit that two
clasaea A in er nan . it i.-n lilikr hurt,
but they do not thuik then upposit iou
will hurt
Ci-rtuin pro (ft-rmau per-.itn tci.s trv
the Pre, i tent f..i tlemaudillg aud et-'
a. t mg t In gh t of Vniertcan irrtiz-it
on the t. .i .. these have g.ue
to fyr a- -i . if n gum at th
I -tnoi- r n t ii- ,t I in ii , . ' .in
C, i tain 'h1m- , - ' , .- . eel
the President", p..i, . , ... a' ng .iff
Mekiro I I,, v i.d .,; t.nit I , i q
It -eogui if hliHii'H
Hut th-' gtoj ,i.i,,,. ,.f An rri'in
people of all s-.rt - ;. !. i . . . n . i , t o . i s are
fl Mr A ils,,n I'm N-.i..o his lil'
t er uat ii.iki I p..l - ,, (lass ,.f . iti
7i n t will g.-t f ,t r on nu h u 1 1 A mt i .f as
plal for in 1 ! I'o v l-nt w tii be 1 ha
g.l t lie l 111 - Ii h - J - - 1
Teddj s Niyninatlon U ould Kelp le
rtiocrir) .
Ill the et ent t lie Re p u bl te n s :dfl
to liomiUh'r nlulM I Roosevelt. Sflr
that x ll oT i -in sidei e. m im po-v , , , 1 1 1 y
III. IV . t lie S.o.t I, vr ill pn.lit. fill thrlrri'll-
rrnts i'Iih n, I rite pjrt ten ami fifteen
v t ;u i ago "lii d -e: t 1 he t l I f
t ht ir ii b-pted pa v and re' u n to their
old friend Manv ..'..i. who bet'es.
thill the Col,. tiel oui. w
r n
. h
u
I: is -ho,, I . J r i , and f '- i the -wai,
v 1 1 1 not iiiniifli' him
i into
uow hi'
though tlTev voted for him font v.n
ago. All the voiign 4..wa"l d.U.-.t etct
to the Reputdieans in recent vear in
the South w i,ild s. i I IVm x'tMi to
tht ntt emjrrr- The warlike sn
t title of Mr), R. ..-. Mould curtail !.
Hepubhran; ot- m -i-oil tful S... th.ru
dittri. ts l'li.' itcrijjiu v.ite tu nn?
State would not g,. w .t, hitn.
The -it ..a I - k " Letter ffom .')f
to lav f..t th- Uu.,. uta The Repub
!n :iii have no real ;--ue and ate
v id d ui the nort of ioau to name fof
PreM,- i.t The 1 1. n'orrata are stand
ing on t!,.- r.-, (.ctl itf the Wilson ahnia
ist rut ion . a ml hn v e a nisn tif great
ability, poise arid .Lou !fr, who hat
been t r it d and t'o-i nd i orthv of Kg
confidence of the ..-s .f the nation.
MBASSIH)R (.FRR HAS
NO JOE tif RESIGMNG,
tt. -in .a--.: I raw i
i. i.i.i Apul 1. ia Iudou April
I' .Iu.ii i ' i t r a i" . I . the America ft
am bastador, has i-.iied a statement
through the "oltf t-itreati regarthog
the report te b-grapked here from tha
t ' n it ft Nt at .-n t hat he mteiitifi ttt re
sign. retiun to Aim-rna a(l Wome a
andnlate lor glJHe
The ittalfiiif nt ay: '(i
"The anilaa-aj .r r.garja it hia duty
nut t.i Iran- tlif iii.itt.itanl pvst at Hpf. I
lio dunag lh nai, rap?ial)y any i
IKtaail.le aurr-r would ant taaity,
work into tlir tliflirult and nftia ni
.lit-iilcil matti-r of llritith intrrta
truatwl. aurh a tlmw nf firil aad aitl-
taiv jtrisaDf r. Hf lioia tq rffcaia tj-lU-ilm
at Itasl uutU ta aad'of th'
Er.at war." J j jjj