THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN.
THE WEATHER:
SHOWERS
Associated Press
Leased Wire Reports.
VOL. XXV. NO. 297.
AXHKVILU:. N. C., FRIDAY Muk'NIMi, AlUiTST 100!).
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
L
E
T1TJF LIQUOR
He Who Tastes It. Touches It
Has It. or Advertises It
Is Taboo
DENIED THE RIGHT
OF BEING PROPERTY
May be Stolen, or Disposed
of In Any Way Apparent
ly Except by Drinking
' (By Associated I'ivs.)
MONTGOMERY. Ala., August 12
It 18 expected that the hill drawn
by Representative Fuller and design
ed to cover alt loon hole s fur evasion
of the prohibition arts of Alabama,
will be put on IIh passage tomorrow
11 the house. The measure is declared
to be the most radical prohibition bill
ever drawn.
Declaring possession of Ihpiors, ex
cept in residences. Illegal, the hill
provides that such possession shall
te prima facie evidence th;U the li
quors are kept for sale; It prohibit
ing companies from advertising in
toxicants, prohibits such advertising
on bill boards and excludes dodge
or other printed matter advertising
liquors from the state. The pO.She-.s-Bion
of a federal license to sell In
toxicants is made prima facie evi
dence of violations of the law. When
liquor Is delivered to any public
place, the delivery Is an evidence of
sale.
Broad I"owitx Olven.
Officers are given the right to
break open and raid any building in
which it is suspected liqtlcVs aru
stored. '
If a drunken person Injures anoth-
jer in any way, the person who sold
fthe liquor which produced the
nnm Itpnnnu lea liultle. fnp da ..j au
. . ...
th Injured person.
Witnesses In liquor cases arc com
pelled to testify or be guilty of con
tempt; servants may not be excused
from testifying against employers.
Sheriffs must publish monthly In
newspapers as well as by placards, In
large, black type, -the names of per
sons lh their respective counties who
possess ttnlted States Internal reve
nue licenses.
Prohibited liquors are not to bo
treated as personal property but ad-
(Cont ilnioel on pace two )
SOLD MILLIONS IN ORE
FOR PITTANCE OF S500
UNO 0IE0 IN POVERTY
Robert Womack Who Dis
rovcred Tripplo Creek
PasseeS Away.
LOST IT GAMBLING
COLORADO KPRINOS. 'd . Am-
12. Robert Womack, I; .1 as tie
ilscoverer of Cripple Cree k, elj. el he r
esterdav In peeverlv. iniitl.-i nig the
iKSt of the new tie-hls he ho,.il vt
t'e find te replace- the t'li million
lnr claims he sold for $ .101
Womack was the- .seen e.t a T'oitv
niner." Robert Womack, sr.. !" in
the latter eighties had l-fl I" his son
the heritage of a elre-ain - th.it the
eld which the father had sought 111
vain for forty veals would he- r- ve,ie-.
n-ar Cripple Cree-U, It the son kepi
up the seare-h The fathe r .toil, young
W'eimark took hi-s pi as .1 pios-
I -e tor. and in spite ..1 1 1,. .-.-ri
'ihers. ranged e-ln.se- about Ho- e'r-c-k
"iintry with sb'eve-l and divining rod
- for twenty years.
Then one day In lUdl he hit the
yellow ledge His fri'-nels told Him II
"vhs ' fool's gceld"; his terofh. r-en law
snd partner took it to the ne-ares-t as
av- office only after davs e.r prot.-i
He came hark with a government
certificate to show that He- ' Unci" av
eraged H.ldfl lo the ton.
That news made Hob Womack cm
elay and broke him two day.s afte-r-ward.
For. after staking cent, every
lalm throughout the length ami
breadth of the gold lead. In- we nt into
town, spent all his nugg. ts over Un
bar and at a ne-arhv ronl. tt. table
old aH his claims f'.r f.MUi more in
Jcnrder to make a final wager on the
-ed and a week later was digging
jold with a shovel for the man who
htti bought his rights !.. one eef the
greatest mines the- world has ever
ikneiwn.
nit. .iacohs itirrTFix.
WAi5HIN"OTN. August 12. Rev.
Pr William V Jacobs, a well known
PteBhytcrlan clergyman and eeluiator
"f Clinton. S. ('.. who was thought
have been latallv- iniured bv being
r-r down hv n team e.n Penu.-vlva-nl
avenue eevcrtll days ngn, win re
cover, according to the atte nding phy
sician at the Emergency hospital.
GAR A
IfJ ALABAMA IS TH
THA W IS SENT BA CK
TO MA TTEA WAN FOR
THE PUBLIC S GOOD
Judge Mills Finds Him Hopeless
ly Insane as When he Shot Stan
ford White Believes Theory
of Sexual Perversion.
(fly Associated lrt'ss.)
WHITK PLAINS. N V . August I.'.
Marry K. Thaw's latest aiiempt to
gain his liberty nu t with cuiiipli 1.
ami disheartening defeat today when
Supreme Court Justice Isaac1 N Mills
dismissed the writ of habeas corpus,
and declared that "the n h a.se of the
petitioner would be dangerous to He
public peace and safcl.v." Tho sign
ing of an order sending Thaw hark
to Matleawan Is a if that remains to
complete the failure of this late st ap
peal to the courts.
Then is no crumb of c.eiule.rt for
Thaw in the 7,0110 word opinion
handed down by Justice Mills todu.
All the contentions or iMstriet Attor
ney Jerome are supported, ami it is
declared that Thaw is still insane, and
sill! as much a paranoiac as on the
lay ho shot Stanford White.
Thaw Not Untried.
Thaw, waiting in the White Plains
Jail, at tin- rear of the court house.
Where the decision was llled. received
the news with outward calmness. The
members of his family and his attor
ney seemed stunned hv the thorough
ness of their defeat. Thaw declined
to give out any cxreiieh-it statement
ntinting himself with tie- assertion
that his next efforts will l. rente re et
upon the Court of Appeals. through
which he expects tee n. e Hie a hearing
before a J ur in li is ff"tt to have-
his coiiiiiiilineut 1 1 . .M. '.te avian set
lusble.
The ease be fore tile' Court .ef Ap
peals Is eene which has uinler
Consille'lal ieell feer Some time.
Ills Opinion or Thaw
Justice Wills ill his opinion today
reaches three formal conclusions:
That Thaw was insane w he u In killed
White ; I hat lie has ll.et Vet le -. eeV e reel ;
that i .1 1 1 I i - peace and salcly wnmlil
ndangerrd by se tting him at large.
He upholds District Attorney .J ro !in?
in his contentions that I ha .v still
cherishes delusions regarding inn
practice of Stanford White and his
associates. He characterizes je.vetyn
Thaws tale of th,t ftlajjison Squunj
tower room and similar stories about
While told at the sanity hearing, as
"wild and grossly Improbable', evi
dently t" any normal mind grossly
exaggerated." He' a snorts his belief in
the testiuieiny eef Susan Merrill re
garding Thaw s all. ge el pervert pra. -
liei's. and point
rent the contrast bo-
ARGUMENT IN SUTTON
CASE WILL OE HEARD
BY NAVAL COURT TODAY
Keport of the Court -Must
Then Go to Navy Depart
ment for Final Action.
ADAMS CALLKD AGAIN
(Hy Associated I less )
ANNAPOLIS. Mel . August 1
Af-
te r an lnc. ligation extending eever "
pellocl of more- than thlee- wi-e-k.-, tin
naval it "I ni'iu 11 v ni'o the deal h
of l.leUleUant . I lilie s I eloll. C S
N- , . (,, ,,. 1 lob. r 1.:. i:m;, tin
sh
the- taking of I. ..Union-. O'.iav
p. now the- si, milling 111
ingo
mctits ai' t-. I" mad'
- I,, rl ll tin '11 pie-pHle- IIS re-
ami I.elW.llcl II '" th.' II.IVV eie
pari men t t fed bv Hi" " P'
Maii.r I eii .1 1. 1 nid-:. :Icm at-.
Stale .1 th.ll ll'- Weeeild b.l - IC 0"-ll-
,g a.l.ll.-s to ne.el.e en h- I, ,11 of the
K.,v-'riiiii. nl unh s .,. 11, u g might
. said that v. 11 1'l t.eiii'ie ..lana-
t ion eel I'- h I V
The pes- .-N c ' 1 1 01 -I I" M
S. h.c ff. r. "f - hiiig'-i' " '' ' "
,., as ;.n M.' 11 en g-'C h-.l nnds.
va- liinslie-l lb. "i '
llvi.otl,.tl. -el I ' '
lions tiL-or. ! 1 I"--1 I'- 1,1
tie. 11 hv M 1 Hit
I e , 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 a -
I to la. -ll
,01.-1, A.l.ini-I-.
ill iit-l rate
tenant Adam- "i ' a'1''"'
was again e.illeel ie.- e, t
the movements "I S'H'"U
Iiroslrnte on the gioijei l
lal night. Or S. ha' ff' 1
a. he- lav
,n lie- fa
. - - n. I - is iem
was that mob r th- eon-leti-.n
Lh etc leant Sutton e-.uM i."l have- shot!
hims. If.
CnrmVP flHT
OUltUlJUn UUl
TIRED OF GAME
Wll.MINOTo.N In I . Aug 1 -
Iiis...v.rv was mad. to.lav that s. - r -
geanl Mav Hloe k th. c oa--t artil-l
l.-rv. .stationed at f-'ort Hupont. had!
comnuttuel suirlele la.-t night by shoot-, - -
ing hini.-ilf with In, 1 ille He had! MAlHilt), August 1 - A '1 '. ie . s r. -propped
tin rifle .ucilnKt a wall and jeelved hen- fetaie that the Moors t-.-tie-d
a string tee th.- trigge r which j day attiu-kecl a company "f Hpanisli
he piiMcel at't.r placing his body I 1 n la ntrv while it wan changing its
against the muzzle Mon.v losses are ! pos.tr.n and that in the lighting two
believed tee have causeel Rl or k to k 1 1 1 j S JeJ ll i n nl Were wounded. The en -
himself. His home wa-s in Morgan. my. how ever, was driven oft with a
Alabumu. 1'jos.
IUe. TIl.lUS I'llll all ella .lit le an
.1 plotcileer eef VeMlUg A 1 1 1 e' It . .1 O WO
(i It. .. .e I ami hi:, iun.it. In,
Jush. e Mills . pr, - ., .1 ,1, . , n mp.l-
, H for Mis. Murv f.epley Thaw. Iln
pi iseener's ineelher. ami her . XpoMll.ill
"I Hie heei rurs of Majtte aw.in ' on the
staml evidently preempted Ins I. .0111-
iii'iielation that Thaw b.- allowed
gre ater pri il.-g, s at that institution
May Help l iclin.
Not the' le-asl stglillie alll Se-nle ne e-
ill Justice .Mills' de-vision, in the ..pln-
hell eef lawyers lleTe. IS OIIC U ll It'll ee-
clares that Thaw's delusions lial I i
tVe olile- 1 i A. I i ami eStahllsll.il pl'leir tee
the tune- eef his marriage. It Is poiul
eel out that this s nt lire inai. it ,e-
-ll'e . pl'eVC grollllel. le,!' pl'e ee ei'i I I gl
hi .Mrs. Klelvii Thaw lor He .lllliul
1 11 e 11 1 of he r marriage
Thaw was visited lale- i e 1 .1 , hv his
attorney, Charles Mien hause r ami hy
his mothe r ami sister All..-, the lorni
er countess eef Varmeeiith
.Mrs. Thau's Klaleit .
I -a 1 1 - tonight Mrs Thaw, att.-r talk
ing eeve-r the- situation with lor seen,
wrote out the teellowillg S-1 . 1 ( I 1 1 1 lit pir
Till' Asseeeialed Press:
"lad no one iiliagine' for a Itleillle lit
on nueliiig' Ibis opinion of Judge
Mills' that it nne'ltis a victory tor the
district atteeriie-v tor the roiinly of
New Y.erU.
"line hy e-ne the eleliisiotis with
u hie h he anel his alienists stal le d eeut
were proven, curb lev the- inolllhs of
Sicml WlllieSSt-.s, lo he St llhlee em facTs
that Wllllhl Hot eleeWII lit III- hieeg
'Lvcrv preep was lake-n Hoin iinde-r
that arrogant, iuelictic pe-r.-e-cut'er
of a sane, ariuit't.-d man.
"See buttled was he' that when ho
rose- to piake his eleesing sperrh tteer
argetnieut it was not 1 he had ineei-e- the
appe-arunrr eef a schoolboy ceempclh-d
to say a ph-e-e than the- some-t i nies
eeeurage'ous, Iniltlire- Hoplliwl Willi elolll-
inates the- courts of his Judicial dis
trict, exce it when wealthy male-factors
are under trial.
Sounds I'lilH-althy. Tox.
"It is impossible to fmlHirn the
wnrkihgs of lh' human mind, and so
the- re-amon fer this totally un, xprc-t'-d
ami cruel decision eef the trial Judge
niu.'-l remain a mysle-rv.
"Meanwhile my son. my daughter
an.l I have no alternative hut tee take-
(Continued on pag1'- four.)
WAS KILLtU WAS NUWILt
BUT WAS A BIGAMIST
Man Who Slew Her and
Her Paramour Had Serv
ed Term for Same Crime.
rniLDKKN TH LI KS
RAl.KIOFI. N C. August I J A
pecial flcuii iMane e,, N" c '., av ; ' The-
preliminary exa initial ion eit A.
-pbeim ).son this iiieeining t-.i the kill-
lllg eef Ho Woman Vvl,',. Ile'e hailllng
thai lie 1 marriage t-e Th.eiiiesou w-.os
feuant-eus. elope-el ami loairie-l S
Seaman aiul re-fuiicd lore, .ilti-miet
lug tee gel the two 1 hihlie 11 born
while living wllh Thorn pseell, faihel to
cllSel'eSe OIIC element 'I ell ee(e-,e
I In- l'sllllioiiy was to tie e ft.-et that
Tll'-mpeSofl VVt'llt t'e tile- ll-oeis-e- vVlle-re
lli" had Mopped and le. gan sbooinm
w ii leiiit a word.
'riioni is' en has not long -iii.c- in-ish.-'l
a term in the- Viigmia .-t.cte
lec nite ntiary feir bii:aiiiy. II app. ars
ntirilv nnconc . 1 ti'-el. jot.ing with
friends about lh- shee.luig Sianiau
is -till living, but is in a critical con
dition. GOV. SANDERS ON
ROAD BUILDING
(R .HK-lttl-l Pri-H-.)
RATON Rol'Ol:. I.a . August 1J.
Adcire3Kini? the- lycnn.-la ,a Oooel Itoaels
, onvention here tccclav. Oovern-.r Sun-
'le-ls ail II'MI llf id that there iK ll'eW
ein.hr c-e,risicl ration a ir. .posit ion to
dispo . .ef all hut one .,f th. statu
I p. nai Millie, nil'! i-i eis. mi e -.nvie;i
I large-lv ill road buil-leng. -The na-
"',ni'! ?'v-rnni..nt Kh.,, construct
I national roadu -onne ling 'v. rv stale
"-.ph..! " '' o.-.r
;San - .Is 'Th' stale -hoilhl .-.tlstril't
' r '-- ' '.I.e. ting -v 1 v ntv beat
ith iv.jrv other cutitv
I1TTLL WITH MOOK.S.
hot Weather Thanks.
-p-o riV
L L. A (Anroot4 JM1) nt ftnr,0, 'norJr'
COMPELLED TO BUY BACK CHILD
THROUCHTHE COURTS OF RUSSIA
American Girl's Ambition to Shine in Royalty of Europe Cost Her Sad Experience
and Good Sound American Dollars, WWch Will Support Her
Roue Ex-Husband.
(SMcial to The Citlcn.) 1
Cllc.e;ii. A ugiiHt 12 -Th.- Rus
sian court yesterday roc e-tveel a suin
eef --4 -mi -r.-i I tbo-iiMaucl francs troin th
family of Ihe (Nciintewa of Hi.vrkl. of!
'htra,go. and 1 1 to vmir tuw Jii.ule- liJlalj
di-oree, anuoiniltig rhtit the formet ,
M'Ish I'leanor ttteernon be be given :
Imincolialely the ciiHlmiy of Iot child.
This 1h the llrm tVma In tin- mMiVrii
hlHtorv of Ian oi an royalty- that a
gov ernnieirt Iiiih vlrtuM)f ls- n paid
to rccsloro a, baby to lt Weother Tie-XL-nteMiViirent
nJ.- 1 cMHd tw' nt the
mwt rcvmeH-rkiuhles rmnnitm Mrt do
mestic Bchlxjms in the aJU(ff ttcf
natlonnl marrlaiff..
Misis KletfiiHir .tccrsc.n. rtftnegthl'-r of
one of Chicago's niche -i rwn- Ko' e it
W PalteieMioii -mi'l ili tVmnt Ci.v-c-M
In Waslklngleon in t'oit. anel tn,,'--I-"
d bun there. Ib i e,rcirtH . . 1 j. . 1 -eel,
and nhe vwaa warn.el Ih't the- mid
ec--agel ieniiil she- evils making h- c
hlfs-halnl hail higtl life records li.een
Prdc-rsrliurg to Ron Ihel hIioiiI.I se
riously llleonvenleih e- lm,, n suitor
Rut the stcH-lc-tv girl only I.., ine
the more dclc-rmiic el in .crept bin
MIRACULOUS E
Engine Went I vn llni
Ib'Uikment of Tin rt v l'' -t
antl No One W'.is Killed. to One ( 'ni')or,'tt ion.
(Rv AsMM'Inlecl l'n-.. (Re, A--. liiic-,1 n )
MRIS'ltiL, T, mi , A a,: . I I- While I N V I U.K. Va . Ang.i'-l I.'.- A
ge.ing down grade at He I lie id l.ilv m. i g, i ,.f lh, Rive mil, c ..lion mllli
miles an beeiir. He- u .,si,iiig,.ii ami ami lie- Inn lll'.ei Pow.i and Manu-
Challailoog.i . Ktit.ee I !! h- faelellileg . e.Mlp.lllV. I "I the l.llg. Si
hound h (I the Ira. I Sonllnin ,,,lt-.,, mill , ,,i ,., i a I ion s in He South,
railway two mile s .-. I -I Midway, i n.-e I. d h-te lo.lav ,,l ... p.uaie
Tc mi , at 1 e,-( ,klh e" re ll Th. ,,,, .i,ur ..I Ho -I .. I I,. I 'I le
engine liiliied ov. r .ll.-d thirl- name -.f II, . n- -, ...in..e, will I--
f. ' down a haul,. hv Mo- 'h l.'n.l'l.h and le, In .1 ' ' . I c . . 1 1
mail and l.aggag, - - i.r. 'ai.-. mill, who h will I,...- . I in expi-
A.s H 1,., a lima, le t i was killed. I .1 .d $1 ' '" i p- ' p" !
hilt te n pe..,b- . "'el. lie. Iml ' " ' "el H 'ilphi Th-
ii. g Kngii r S.iiii.1. '- "I Kne.x . ie."ii I i I'" mil
V ill. . w ho is I .- 1 1 - - ' b. fatally hole-.
hint He bad a . . bed and a lb. !..-. mill- lo re hiev. b- . u lira.
hole cut III hi- h, a -I 1,1 'N sea s le ail . . 1 1 1 r . . 1 1 . . I a ml op.-l ll. d I.'. Ihe
R injiiii-.l ar. lie- ' . a. s. able. I. sam. n,i-.slw, th, . ,ll . , , ., ,,-1 .In, .
John I; Shi. ,s. im ss. n.-e r, h ,ng th. eii'i- Th. '''-- mil
hint internalli . l a. I" - '. p. .Mill! I 1 ' apil.ll l"l III He. Rl.-lteld
clerk. , rippled. Mai, -' ' paascn '.n.p. ihe .ai.i,i nelu nv, i- i-
gc-rs w. rc- Kh.-iler, i ! received . h - for Him .in-l -' half million
hruis. y ami -an le s f rigim- and pel -n -I -Ik i t ' ' "' -- k in He
four . ars are a ...rn; ' v reck. Th.; ' "opar.v a., .,i.,ng
o.i. It- s were irll i ele-rs with- Hi ' i" of th, no igi r Improve-
oul -erioiih!.. injur, i,. -f Ho- pus- u-m- -.1 a-,l,i.,i,, that will cost
singers Th.- in,,, I - v is split In ,,h.,i' - iiuia-a, -l .ll.i-- t,..w in
two ami He llc.r I. forty fei-l i.e-r'- Mi- biin l:i..r plant
into a to -hi with I'-- ' " R VV I l: hi' Id will continue as
limit ami I-av IT,- - ging lo It pr -. -1- i ' II R. "g- .aid a-i
Til. I.C t that Ho .... . Pent r.llle.l . . ' "e'l-UI. I :t the .Oll-
Mit ot th- wav- o! e 1 Uman ears I !!-' I o I
prcehahh a,,o,,,ii- . - c-wape nt
so p, s,, wrr.-k H FIRE STILL BURNS IN
kui.i ,v.r .j.., . n.g ran SOUTHERN TUNNEL
V ASI I l.NtJT' IN Aug'i
North i "a r , ill: I.
rs I'riday and Strda
'Hi heiw-
moderate
iast windu rjetcMiiirig vartabltj.
1 for.
ff HA&ryrtXJ WLDlHiac. It Ax-. ON tit POO
priepoMicl when 'ob,"eita.'ei'H we-ry th-rcvwti
hi their way. and tin- l'iiltcroii fam
ily. Iinilly vleldlng. made Hue ccre
incenv ami tihe- knot nihere suiiifetiious
tlrat W'aHbiiiegleeii had kn-eewn In .vents
Tin tlplr went lee live vnrlouslv
Intel ll.'ltl. ellll I taw Wl flllleeMi'e HglliUst
'h nua. The ilfiilgbtel- l''eliehi. Icoin
ttii'c-e- vears ago. broughl trouble from
the Ih-wt The e-i.unl a gnsij t'tnl.-r
of money, had been Indulged Hy the
peuttcrHcou fortune up to thai lime..
Rul wltti the blrlh of th,. chlldi. C.111
ceieuntcHH .declared oft IiIm alleow niu-e,
ai Unit that nmt part of btr ru-
mafnlficg turtuna hmill tm mmm tew
the benefit of the baby.
TbereiHHen the 1 nuiit siieel feer hc-i
nniteeii and alimony Tin- c 4cuiite:fM
brought counter oiit. A . r c M. -1 ,f;
div er."' w is grant- .1 Hut Hi. count
hurried off In. in Parts wil'h Hie- child
In his peeks' Mshin and cnrrleel her tr)
St I'llif-bum. There- b. bad been
keeping 111 r freclll Ilia fol llie r Wlfcu
eve - sine-e.
The count wm liegati a 1 i-uia 1 kahle
1".'lllle tl gcL I ell e - k IWlSSlHSloll "f till'
liahv Coeirls leallci-el b. 1 for a year;
LARGEST COTTON MILLS
III SOUTH ARE MERGED
Riverside iiinl h.ui h'iver
( 'niil)i nr ',iil;il Stuck in-
(III s-e ml I'rcss )
I.V ".I UHII: . A 'it-iis t 12 -
Tie '.' in tie , I,' r r, . nre-l. A hp !l
ba.e. Hire , : --.I'l'lav has
g.elt.le I.o fre-s' t,. e l ' ,' ate tofpiy
,,ml ' is tlK.ei.'he ee, 11. ,1 further
lin.gr. ss will b. le I.. ! Three hnn
clre ! arid Mftv ( - I f 'he Work has
been . ha neloTc d I ',- I'irrw anej
the . rr ,rt men- ic i.. ..oi. e i the nine
hundi'l f-et tr lh i .-Hi of the tiro.
Mor.- than two I, amir- d le-et hnvf
fallen ;n slncci ye.-t.r,lai arid rrtoerfc in
ec(fMi,d to fall The tunnel had not
U i n turri'-d e.vv-r t . t e,e Southern
railwav by the evin'ra l'rs the
fi re hiw not Interfered vvitu thn rall-
j road's tipwratloa
ntei'tuitlotial law" wa linjNfcHcd Hfra-lnst
her; when Mhe appeaksl to her f.w inc r
hushiiiiel and his fanilly I here were
adiiuiaiil anel ahe wiih not even al
Icewccl t.i hi, the child
i,il hJio wii.s a nl' of former Am
luis-a.lor Itednrt H i.M.C.rmlck, mid
through this illidodcal cIonc friend
cA Wle rJll the tlle.tber wnu llllall"
able hi 'li'lng her pbM betoree Nlch
cehia lilnisi If. ItusKlan red (ji.h- and
Iln- sieiful llilluein'e id hwr fotllier
huHlHUul' fiuiuly tHilkoetl wen title
cur' eflEtirt In her boUaJt tut ttotie,
Jo thn md, hnrrvrt, tin Tmnthrr
unci tfhc- niouarc-h I tiunifeheeil. The
.nr
lb..
Ig-iied the desree awdnlliiK he'i
c u.-dcMlv .ef her d.cjiiglite r. anel tr.
Ilge (, g.eVC rilillie III ottle al of Rllh
e I
- la t h. ha lev
was t'lisloiecl to the
lol llle r e eillliti :!
.lust how th
h III Vienna,
nillrtielll liieelity Waie
paid, b wtlii
III It eiaa ebellialieb
le
w hat use- It
throne aee-rt,
be dlvlllge-el
an enorit.ouH
Mill lee put Is Ml 1 1 1 a
. and w ill predrablv lie v or
'Pllllt tile cSillllleMM pileel
sum, however, Im do-
lure. I
iipecn 1110.S11 re-iiubte reeorl.
ODD FELLOWS ELECT
Tin (Jr.ind l'iie.iniiiieiit
'o(e.S ft. Meet Next Year
;it J''.i velfess ille.
IS-cl)ll to The IliM-ll )
SAU.-illl'll V, :.. e- Ailgu.'.l I 1
The- I.Jd 1,1, Heal . ..in e ii Hon ,,f the
'.raliel paie-aiin (,,,,, ,,r I. ll. ft. ', o'
North c.irolliei, ,vi,i, b io.-i with llo
l-'ovl.eu e lie a in ,,,,, (,( Tuesday, ll'l
l"iir iii -I i.'Ki, i ,1, i v alt.r lidding tin. c
I' CI. The lie-. I mj. He le- pri-cleb -I
Oralel Call lai. I, W , .Siii.lb
.1 il iii ini-loli iii, ii -v a e a full at
t ' le la le e , , , , ,, , ,, l,l n pre -e-llla
I ,e ,. It. vtl . ... ,,. . h'.-KII as t lee- . I
4-1 e - '.( lie . I Ii.; all, I I I,. foll'i.v if,.'
'-Ill' ' r .-, . i , h - I I I ; I a red pat t la r.
W I -1 ' .ill, ot I 'ill ham , gland hlgn
prieejt, V C. All. ti. of Wain. s. ,11.
rlan.t i, ,,-,, war-hie It I ' c ' 1 1 o ai , , , n
"I V iic.l-.on. grand s. nl.e. l; l (;,, ,.
-ie- i -i;,i lotl. , grand le..,.,C,
S..s. v WlllfcirilH ot l-.ll.a-lH Hi e .e
g r a ml Jellilol u a i d. ii I .e . el I ; i, ! ,
f I a ',. tic V'lll. . g. ami I . ,r . ,. o I . I ' I
VV I, Smith. Uilmiiigle.il 'lie
-' I ' HIWl.ll le e tc, I,ll,l,' I i I- I
p.. n iiii.'h. W I. Smith Tb. i, .
ivaml lealrlar. h til. n : t . : . i r e t . . I t.o
f.elb.,1 I uc otTle e-i e ., ,,, I i I C
I-' Leiliewbu. ,,f Kill- ,gh, r't iiet -'ll
1 1 1 I . K h. nelall ot II, ,,,.
Olllsid" S'-Ultlicl J t K.T '. '
rinth. 'I'lo'ic wcr.' he l .- n c.rt,,,,.! ,a
ilehg-aUs arel oftie . r . tn a 1 1 ce-nda in ' ,
th. italoritv of a. h -m teiuimel te,
their hcoii.-s t"iiii.',t
DR. WU TING FANG
RECALLED AGAIN
f It v srf-nied l'ri-.H.)
WASlllNd l ' iN Aei;;u-I I:' l't
nc-ei.n'l tim.- In hi. el,..'oi.-i t e cure-er
Or. W Ting l-'ang. He r-iiri"se minis
ter to the I'rilte d Stllfe. has been r, -Cftlled.
It Is eV,t,e he Will !' a.-.-
Hlgnef-d t'e othe r 1-. orl
f r Wu'k sue. c-Msor will be Onirig
Yin Tang, kmecin as a "iirogTi-nnl ve"
In f'rilm-se polrtl.al eeffajirss. ajucl a
rruin n ho has s,., n dieloriiatie wrv-Ir-e
In India I.ngland Thibet, and In
the Cnli--d Stat. s.
Minister Wo is now In Peru to
w"hlh place hu also U urjcruditt-d.
E MARTIAL
LI TO PRESERVE
ORDER I STRIKE
Police Utterly Unable to Cope
Wllh The Excltod
Foreigners
SEVERAL WOUNDED:
SOME FATALLY HURT
Canadian Pacific Had Agreed
to Grant Demand When
Report Came In
(lly AcwoclKtcrd rrrftn.)
I'lUlT WILLIAM. Onl., AtiRiiHt 12.
- I'eerl Wlllln til for the first lime In
Iln history. Is under inartiiw law. A
thousand ilock lulHirers, itrlnclpally
tlreeks, llungiirlaiiH nuel lliilliknii, wbet
havo been on u Hlrlkn for a wAk, nn
riiKecl by the ar rival of npeclal Cnnacl
Inii I'll, lllr iiollcc from Wliuilpeg wcru
Incited lo riot, and three hinulrml of
thoin engaged In pitched lull tin with
the police at noon today arouiul tbi
Canadian 1'uclllc Irelnht bIiimIh on Mr
Tavlsh lreet. Two doxrn men Wtcrn
liijiirecl, three ill leant filially. Includ
ing chief 1 In 1 1 . of thn railway com
pute. 'm locnil force unit two (ll'oekil.
I'lvti of the wounded ttro Canadian
I'arllli nieclal police, threo .are tln-ek,
one ii reporter, tlaonti" IHcklnaon.
Olhot-H lire He i-gc-eiinl Tuylor, icf thn
eltv iiollce force, mill John I Jin, a
butcher. Constiiblp Carpenter of thn
Cnniidlun I'iicIIIc fnrcx- had a l shat
lered mid Chief Hall was shut In thn
stomach. The Ninety-ninth regiment
of mllllla was railed out after Mayor
l'elllor had retnl the riot act.
The Htrlkers hiiiii twenty-flve rail
way eoimtables petitind up In the Ca
nadian I'm Ille- railroad hunk house
ami Hindu have Ihc!i hoard all after-
neeein Soldiers ale KtuirillliRi the dis
trict
The police die part me nt Is ailwulia-
un.fhlc to copii with thn situation.
. . Cuiuidiiin 1'ai-tlli; railway officials
hail aitrui'd to grant thr damands of
the mini ami nut ,thmm .to srork un
der an ttwrntwml acsJe. An mgrrn-
ment hud Jut heen approvad at tha
city hall when the report was tele
pbeeiieel Dial rioting was In progress.
The sin kern tonight threatenixl to
burn the Ciiniidlan I'ai-lllr uraln rl-vatot-N
and the night promises tin ha
full of .lunger.
ELECTION IN PALMETTO
STATE MUST BE RELO
Supreme Court Refuses to
Deeliire L'iw Ordering
Vote in Wet Counties
Valid.
(lly Ahw.iih-iI ITrss.)
CdLCMItlA. Angiiiil 'Z. The stats
Huuie i nl. Killing liric, todiiy re-
fu'ei to declare Invalid thn liquor
law passed at the last wsalotl of Ihe
leg-i. Inline The lest ot the law was
luaele on a pi Hlh eii brought hy Thom
as .l.llho eef Char leidein, for an In
lomiioii re-training tho CluirleHtciii
,, Mini-, i ballon ..rilelalie fr.irii holding
th. honor i I. . Hon lu that roiinly on
Align I I c
'It,. la.-. ,lo'. hle-M fe,r elfeetpeim In
Ibe e. .111,1,, llo.v ll e I te,.H VOllllg
o, le,o, lo I. o.e Ille e Kpen Sfl I I e 4
,,11,1,1 1 he- item pi el loll.lly In use-.
TI i, . I il ,,l i . . 1 1 . i lit -, iif the la'-v w n
,ii,-.l .a, tw.. ground" That the
.,,l,j, .1 ,t th. ail was met slated til
II. - I -1 a a n'l thai It Is special b'g
1 , a I
'I eoiiti will later hand down n
,,,,, n -i.,i,ng Ho- re aHolis for Hi t
I . e . o, Ot til' I l. ,.
SERGEANT SKIPPED
WITH GOV'T'S CASH
c ilill.i;, Ala. ugeist I'J Qiur-
teril.e-lei S'lg' till I ' ' I lc e p ll t ,t 11 e-t
., lie Cut.-. I Sill.- artillery battal
ion elation, -d at l-eeii Morgan, will
v.- ilire-.- v. ar Iii. the government
p in te iiiiarv at loit Leavenworth,
K .iri .as, lor I h- . m le .leine-n t of JHOt)
tcooi the eoinfianv e oiirnl-Hsrv The
hndiiig'c ..f the co.nl niHrllal wera
mad, pul, lie nt the- fort today Hunt
.1, appeared froiri tin- post early In
ll.ii and showed no a month Inter it
I' .It Simte.ee, I, 'I . i.l ... , I Hilling he ll.'iel
hee-n drugce-d tltiel reebbe-el
GEN. GRANT BELIEVES
IN AEROPLANES
l'ITTSI'.(T!;. Aug I 2 Thn third
davs komdoii of Ihe reinvention of the
Army of He Philippines was marked
Majeer Kre cb re k I). Oranl, command
.1 'ef the clepartmeiit of the lakes,
whe, sahl
"I candidly hellovo that airships
will be the deciding factor In futura
warfare. The war department Is
watching with Intense interost tb
development " "ie aeroplane Tol my
mind them' air crafts will bo the most
imporlunt part In war times to come."