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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
BAR HONORS
JUDGE TOBIAS.
With Farewell Banquet at
Gallon Friday.
PROGRAM OF ADDRESSES
Is Thoroughly Enjoyed by
Those in Attendance.
Judge Tobias Of Bueyrus QUITS the
Common Pleas Bench and Judge
Daniel Babst Succeeds Him.

The Central Hotel IN Gallon was
the scene of an unusually pleasant
event Friday evening an the form
of u farewell banquet rendered
Judge James G.. Tobias Of Bucyrus
by the members Of the Crawford
county bar association. Midnight
marked The close of ten years con-
tinuous service on the common pleas
bench in the second subdivision
of the tenth judicial district. This
is composed Of Crawford, Wyaudot
aud Maricn counties.
Judge b. G.. Young Of this city
was the only Maroon man present
at the banquet.
The occasion not only marked
the close OF Judge Tobias term Of
service. but was fitting and joy
GUS beginning Of the first term Of
Hon. Daniel BabSt of Crestline.
AT midnight. Judge Tobias had
ceased TO be IN Iis official capacity
and Judge Babst succeeded him. All
Of which is very much according to
the English custom of royal rulers,
wherein succession never lapses,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
FIRE VISITS
BRICK PLANT
Doing Damage to Amount Of
$500.
MASON BRICK COMPANY
u -. 6.~ - - E~~1~~
Yards Scene OF an Early
Morning Conflagation.
II is Supposed That Fire Was Of an
Incendiary Origin and Hoboes are
: Suspected of Deed.

Fire, evidently of an incendiary
origin. damaged the Mason Brick
company's property at the end of
North Main street about $3.50 o'clock
Saturday morning to the extent of
$500 and only the untiring efforts OF
residents OF the vicinity prevented
the entire plant from being burned
to the ground.
The main office building. a one
story structure. was discovered in
flames by man living nearby. An
alarm was sounded in the neighbor.
hood and Il great crowd of men and
boys turned out of warm beds and
equipped with buckets formed a
brigade to fight the fire.
Although the flames quickly
spread to the big plan.. only a small
portion of 1t was burned owing
to the hard work of the fire fight
ers. Even with the work of the
volunteers, It is doubtful IL the
plant, which is to the south of the
office, could have been saved had
the wind not been from the south /.
Tht office building was burned
to the ground ard practically all of
its contents with the exemption of
a big safe, destroyed. The plant
Is located beyond the limits reached
by the water mains, hence the
fire department was not called upon
to render assistance.
The origin OF the fire is mys-
terry that is battling the owners OF
the property. There has been no
fire in the office for several days,
a smaller office back, In the repair
house being used during the cold
weather. 1t is reported that sew
|eral suspicious characters were seen
in the vicinity late Friday night
and one man was chased by them
while returning to his homo from
the down town district.
1t is supposed that several hoboes
gained an entrance to the build.
ing and built fire in the stove.
An investigation Of the circum
stances surrounding the fire is be
ing made by the owrers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

The Friday night skate at the
Royal roller rink was attended by
one OF the largest aud most order
ly crowds that has assembled at that
popular place of amusement in a
long time The feature skate Of
the evening was grand march man
aged by John tItrevis and led by
Mr.. Cassady and Miss Stahl. II
was executed by lfty couples.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
DIVORCE IS GRANTED
MRS. MAUD HACKER
Husband did not Contest the
Suit.
Wife Because Of His Cruelty is Re,
stored 20 Maiden Name and
Granted Alimony.

Mrs. Maud Hacker was Saturday
afternoon granted divorce from
her husband BARLEY Hacker, on
the grounds OF gross neglect of
duty and extreme cruelty. The
couple were married Nov. 3. 1909,
and she claims that within month
after their marriage he began to
abuse her; that he had an ungov-
ernable temper, which grew grad.
uaIly worse until Oh January 4, 1906,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

he kicked her out of bed and
choked her ore night.
AS a result Of these assaults she
c,aims to have been injured about
the spine and was confined to her
bed for period of two weeks and
compelled 10 lake treatment for a
considerable period after she was
entabled to be up.
Hacker did not contest the case,
service on him having been gotten
by publication Mrs. Hacker was
awarded $500 alimony, payable $40
per month, and was restored TO her
maiden name Of Maud Coil. There
were no children.
gsfe = --
a ..e case OF l.. j. Russell and 9TH
ers against John Christy was set
tied and the costs paid in the com,
mon pleas court Saturday. This is
an action brought to collect an as
sessment on what Is known as Red
Run ditch in Claridon township.
Mr.. Christy claimed that his as
sessment was too high and refused
TO pay It. He died during the pend
'ancy of the case and his admins
traitor settled.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

ond nt milninlIt ihn nssemhIeI
,ussts could bnya ano,nnr;aselv
''ried ..tGe nJs. is gead. Ions
loo Tho Juagn ?
ma eh,.t snea,,or oe Tho over;n,
,yos Nv ci,c',it and oxYcommon Mas
indoo Ro,s of Rucv,us = man
wclI known aud ,.,eemed by every
,,tornev in this district IJis adj
d,ess wos in the nature of ! fare.
we'll 10 Jndpe Toi3as IN which he
wae no;,; ,nonv .ince,o and olo,v.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
BARTL TOOK BOTH
Had Little Trouble in Defeating
Hudson and Mcmahon.

Fred Bartl easily disposed of both
his antagonists at the Empire the
ateI yesterday, throwing Al Hud-
son In GAO III the afternoon and
KID Mcmahon in the evening in
2:30. Tonight he expects TO lake
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Sl00--Dr. II. DetchoTs Anti-Dieur-
eiic may be worth TO you more than
800 II you have child who soils
bedding from incontinence Of water
during sleep. Cures old and young
alike, II arrests the troubel at once.
81. Sold BY Tlocken Drug co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

The mild flow of electricity fur
ished by Electropodes positively
cures rheumatism. Ask your drug
gist. s+3-s
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
$l.60 Outing Gowns $50

Take your choice our entire line
ladies outing gowns in white, pink.
blue or fancy all siyes and values
UP to $3.50. Take your pick for
only 88c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Elcctropodes positively creates a
good circulation of the blood, and
makes cold feet warm. Ask druggist.
lbs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Citizens S Phone 1745 calls An
thongs new grocery, corner Leader
and Silver streets. 2-12tp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
kL I'm M AIER $.

otto Suter on in return bout
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
WARNER 4 EDWARDS
Spring Patterns
in Dress Trimmings
On Sale This f1orninV

New Silk Braids,
New Embroidered Band Trimmings
Chiffon Trimmings,
OaIo0n Trimmings,
Medallions, round and square designs.
Laces and Net Allovers.
Special lot of forty-five inch width AIlover
Embroidered Nets for costumes and waists, In
black, white and cream. at
81 to $3.50 per yard.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09
Muslin Underwear

At this writing, $3.50 a. M, this section Is
crowded with eager purchasers, and we wish
that no one will be unable to, get what they
want The stock Is large and we will do our
best to wait on you. Sale will continue from
February 9th to February 18th, one week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Table Damask 22c Yard
Ten pieces 60-inch bleached table
damask, . good heavy quality, a
special purchase makes tho price
of this SOC quality 22c yard.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Odds Of Our Newest Soc Silk
and Leather Belts l9c
Silk, leather and plaid belts. These
are all new and choice, but broken lines
Of our fastest selling SOC line There's
black and colors. You buy them tonight
and Monday for l9c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Boys 25c heavy flesesd under
shirts IL lie.
Mems 25c "shawknit" socks, ~
l-2c pair.
Ladies' celebrated 25c ''1ursen''
hose l5c pair.
children's l5c hose. 81 pair. '
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

For choice of one lot Of heavy
fneced underwear. .-blue, brown or
grey. This underwear Is better
than the ordinary Soc kind.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-09

Long Kid Gloves Values
Up to $3.50 now 100
We've got los pairs Of these kid
gloves. They are the highest quail
ity real KID, como in variety Of
colors and were made to retail up
to $3.50. y
We have more in sizes 5 s-4 and 8,
but there is a fa.s selection in 9TH
er sizes. Pick them out. ~ many
as you desire for 7sc. It's, snap
that you seldom get,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
MA ATTOX ELOPES;
WEDS IN PELHAM
Man in Charge OF Block Station
Where President Spencer Was
Killed Takes Bride.
SAYS HE WILL APPLY AGAIN
Reported 10 Have Determined to
oO Back 10 Rail
rOadinC.

DANFILLE. VA. January &c. D.
MauoV. the Young man who was in
charge of Tie block station on the
southern Railway AZ Rangoon on the
memorable Thanksgiving when the rail-
way wreck occurred at Lawyers. which
resulted ln the killing OF President
samuel Spencer and others. has married
ie eloped YESTERDAY morning with Miss
Traylor. daughter OF Mr.. John Traylor.
prominent farmer OF Bedford county
near Lynchburg. not far distant from
the scene 81 the frightful accident The
couple took a train FOR Pelham where
they were united At noon, Justice OF
the Peace Travis officiating.
MattoN was the man Who gave a clear
signal for the train which crashed into
President Sponcer's private car. The
Young man has Quit the service OF 1he
southern. and is now engaged with a
construction force on the Tidevater
Railway near Hurts. lie declares that
lie viii apply for a position again as
telegrapher as soon as the excitement is
down. Ic is twentv-four years OF age
and his bride a pretty girl Of twenty
one. She IS a niece Of 4. W Travlor.
president OF the Danvilie Commercial
Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
THAW'S TRIAL PUT
OFF FOR TWO DAYS
Thought Both Sides VIII Be
Ready for Trial by Wednes-
day Morning.
PRISONER VERY CHEERFUL
Walks Win Springy Step and
Appears Happy and
Confident.

NEW YORK. January Z.-Thc trial Of
Harry *. ThaW. charged with the mur-
der of Stanford White. was to-day post
poned until Wednesday morning at 1890
o'clock
Thaw was not brought into tile court
room. but was held in the prisoner 3
room In the criminal courts building dur
ing the time the roll OF the 90 taIesmep
summoned in tie special jury panel was
being called. He was up bright ana early.
anxious FOR his trip across the bridge
from the Tombs prison To tne court
room. His wife arrived at the prison TOO
late 10 see him. She did not go To the
courthouse. The prisoner appeared hap
py and confident and walked with a
springy step. lie was accompanied by
his counsel
District Attorney Jerome appeared be-
fore Justice Fitzgerald and explained
that counsel in the pending case. that
of Mathew Iiigert the maker Of magic
boots. believed they could conclude the
trial by Wednesday lie therefore asked
that the special panel called for the Thaw
case be excused until Wednesday morn
Ing Tho court ordered that this be
done.
All persons other than tlc two hun
dred men from among whom the Jury.
OF twelve is 90 be selected were eN-
cludcd from the courtroom. Even the
newspaper men were held outside the
courtroom during the brief proceed
iug ThaW sisters, the Countess OF
Yarmouth and Mrs George J. Car
nesie. visited him in the Tomhs this
afternoon
Clifford w. Uartridge Thaw's chief
counsel is quoted as having said to-
day that hc Will place experts on tho
witness stand during The coming trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
MRS. BAKER MAY
NOT PROSECUTE
Did Not Appear Before Grand
Jury Yesterday Against
Powell Brookes.


Another chapter was added 10 the his
tory of tho case growing out OF tie
alleged attempt of a. Powell Brookcs.
Of AleAaudria. 10 kill Mrs. Alexander
NJ Baker ii loader iu Winchestcr's so-
cfal circles. whom young Brookcs fall
cd 90 put iu appearance before the
grand jury. which convened iu this
city to-day, hnt tho most startling de-
Nclopmcnts was tho failure OF Mrs.
Alexander NJ Baker. the complainant
against young Brookcs. 20 appear. This
came as % great surprise TO all Com
monwcalth's Attorney James =. Rear
don Immediately moved that Mrs.
Baker be required 10 show cause xhv
sine should not be- fined Tor contempt
OF court Mr. Roy Stephenson, attorney
for young Brookcs. attempted TO en-
plain his clients absence. but Judge
Atkinson ordered his immediate ap-
pea~ancc before tho court. and Rrookcs
reached Winchester tonight. Failure
Of tho leading witnesses to appear re-
suited in the grand jury returning no
indictment to-day. aud just what the
outcome of the case will be- is now a
matter OF specula tion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
HALDANE SENDS
PLEASANT NOTE
English Secretary of State for
War Takes Edge Off Rnde-
ness of Swettenham-Bacon
Replies in Most Cordial
ManneT-Davis to
Make Report.
SOME FREAKS OF
JAMAICA'S GOVERNOR

Governor S~ettenhsn. OF Jamaica.
forty years In the British "civi ser
Vice" as Governor and Comm ander-in-
CHIEF Of Ceyion. Singapore, Straits Set
Elements, British Guiana and other
fsr-aWay dependencies; kniqhteo for
faithful Colonial service"
OisapPo nted Kingston citizens when
nc was married. two years ago. by
leaving bs1dstand and crowded streets.
while he rode around outskirts 20 the
church. and allowed only six persons
20 witness the wedding. Vert 20
a county fair ana ate luncheon under
a tree from a basket. while the cor,
7ittee begged IN vain for min, TO at
tend the Official reception and banquet.
Ignored his clubs. and a. an orieisi
function insisted on paying his score
sfter Joining IN a toast 90 the King.
At annual charity bail. Two months
after his arrival on island, disappointed
tne elite who came 20 see him BY
sending an orderly 10 represent him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
COAST LINE TRAIN
WRECKED. | KILLED
Runs Into Open Switch-Six
Pullman Cars Burned-But
One Passenger Hurt.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. January 2i-
News was received here tonight OF the
wreck of uorth-bound special New York
and Florida Vcstibule. No SIS. Atlantic
Coast Line. at $50 o'clock. At Yemas-
see. junction point nfty-nine miles
from Charleston. The train. which was
running at fair speed. went into
an open switch and crashed into the
engine OF a freight train on the siding.
Engineer Johnson. of Florence. on train
SIS. was killed. and Engineer Horton
and three train-hauds Of the freight
were injured. The passenger train.
composed Of q baggage car aud seven
Puilmans. caught fire. and am except
ono car Wrc burned. u was said that
thcrc were only "a few passengers ON
board. and only one was hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
REPORT SILLY AND UNTRUE.
Mr.. WILLIAMS DECLARES

ATLANTA. GA. January cl.-John skel-
tou Williams. when asked about press
dispatch from Atlanta stating that fre
Georgia and Florida Railroad was h..r.
promoted to Doc sold out. rather than
developed and operated replied. -Ths
report is. 'of course. silly and untrue. We
have taken hold of tho Georgia and Flor
ida Railway enterprise for the uurposc
Of developing and operating it. We have
NOT gone into .tlis business with the OBJ
Ject of unloading an immature undertake
ing ON possible competitors. a~ has been
suggested bv some rnfrendiy and prob
ably T.yal interests"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
BRIDEGROOM IN
MUCH TROUBLE
Weds in Washington and Is Ar
rested on Charge of Stealing.
Now in Jail.

FREDERlCKSRl RG. VA. Januar, 2l
&C. j. Martens. OF this citv. Who claims
20 have been married in Washington
saturday TO Miss Matiie Leo Abel or
Quantico. arrived here saturday night
with his bride. This morning he was
arrested ou a cnaree or larceny Of cloth-
ing. valued at Sfa from the Virginia
Clothing House. where until recently d.
was employed. Mayor Wallace fined
him s25 and costs. Lacking funds. Mar
tens went 20 jail Tor ninety days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
CHARLES ZIMMEa RETURNS;
HAD SPENT ALL MONEY

NEW YORK. January y 2i-Charlos
thinner. an empioye Of tho Wclls-Fargo
Company. Who disappeared. few weeks
ago walked into the District Attorneys
ofnce to-day and surrendered u is al
legged that shortage Of SLto0 in his
books was discovered after hs d.sap-
peared.
lie told Acting District Attorney Smyth
To-Day mat he. had been in Newport
News. where his friends advised him to
come back and face tho trouble 81
have not e cent left" said he "au the
money went in Wall Street" lie was
sent TO the Tombs prison ia default Of
baL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

WASHINGTON. = g.. January e1-
Dispatches exchanged to-day between the
British Secretary 90 State Tor War ard
the state Department made public here
tonight. wholly ignrNa-g the letters which
pass between Adm raj Davis and Gov
ernor Swettenhaul. az kingston. have had
tho enect OF relieving the tensity OF
feeling which had existed since IL became
known that Admiral Davis returned yes
terday % Guantanamo from Kingston
@1th his ships. Whicn had gone 70 aid the
stricken ,pe0Qie q JaruaSca- The rnessaKe
rom London IS fnterpreted here as mean
iIg that che British government and
people dlsaFow the action Of the Gov
crnor ~ Jamaica in requesting Admiral
Davis tu embark his men. The text II
t.e dispatches referred % is az follows.
Hon. Elihl Root, Secretary Of State.
Washington.
Have read ln newspapers This morn
ing what purports 20 be a letter from
Governor - Jamaica Can only say
that. on materials before me. 7 enter
tanned. as responsible FOR troops in
island, feeling OF deep grautude 20
American admiral FOR generous assist
ance rendered az most critical time.
tSignedl "HALDANE
Secretary o. state for War London"
President Gratified.
TO this the following reply was sent.
'Haldane Secretary Of state for
War London.
rhe PreSident greatly annre-
..atss rc4r cordial telegram and is
glad u the proximity Of This coun-
trN has made il possible 10 be of
the slightest assistance 10 The
stricken people Of Jamaica iu this
crisis. II because or this urovfrn-
itr. and pending the arrival OF your
own Wsrslips aud troops we can
render further aid. whatever the
President earnestly hopes YOU will
call ON him without hesitation.
We know how checrfully YOU would
ronder such aid to us were the
circumstances reversed.
Signed BACON.
Assistant Secretary of state"
Meantime Admiral Davis who arrived
al Guantanamo from Kingston Yesterday
with the bsttlesuips Missouri Indiana
and the cruiser Yankton. Is preparing a
report which Will be forwarded 10 WASH
ington hy mail.
Extreme Resentment.
While the general sentiment here was
one Of extreme resentment at the treat
ment OF Admiral Davis. there was no
official who would venture to express
himself I'm sriu%m for publication. Act
ing Secretary of state Bacon was an
eorIy caller AZ the White House. where
he was in conference with the Presi-
dent. and lateC il developed that the
President took tie position that there
was nothing in the episode which would
warrant the slightest representations by
CContinuea on Third pa0e1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
Notable Gathering Yes
terday Incident to
Presentation.
SEVERAL FINE
ADDRESSES MADE
List Includes Original Draft of
Bail Bond That Set Confederate
President Free-Miss Lee
Present and Charles
Francis Adams
Sends Regrets.

Valuable papers bearing upon the, life
or Jefferson Davis. President OF the Con
tederate states. we're presented 20 the
Richmond Museum yesterday afternoon
DY Miss Mary Ritter Shea. Of New York
CITY. The occasion developing into a
most notable Confederate gathering.
drawn together IN the wake OF the great
Lee centennial. and animated 10 n marked
degree by the spirit or that memorable
occasion.
Miss Shea. who is spending the winter
at the ChamberNn Hotel. Old Pojrr
reached Richmond yesterday morning and
went at once 20 the jefferson Hotel. She
lG. as every Richmonder knows the
daughter OF George shea. OF Ireland. af-
forwards chief justice OF New York. and.
with Charles O'ConnOr. defender OF JEFF
terson Davis al the time OF his trial.
His daughter inherited from her father
valuable papers and letters relating to
the Davis trial. These. together with a
Bible. used by Mr. Davis. werr enclosed
in the folds Of worn Confederate flag.
the Bible bearing the inscription in Mr.
Davis's handwriting. To George Shea,
from his friend and fellow-citizen. JEFF
fers Davis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
JURY IS DISCHARGED
ON ThE SHEA CASE

ITTT|NTO. I1UIaTI -I-TI. IIr- In ~
conspiracy uial of Cornelius r. Shca
president ~ tho Information Brotherhood
of fcamstcrs, reported Disagreement
tnis afternoon. Tile jury vas DISCHARGED.
I'he jurors stood seven for ecquittaI
"ho hFe Tor conviction. ArraIaements
d hu made az once fer secoSd triai.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
VI. A. CHESTERMAN
TO GET CONT RACT
Common Council Disagrees With
Board n Auditorium
Matter.
REJECT COMMITTEE REPORT
Ordinance Passed Fixing the Tax
Rate in the Annexed
i erritory.

After session Of over an hour last
night the Common Council. at a special
meeting. declined 10 concur in the action
OF the Board. approving the resolution
of the Grounds and Buildings Committee.
awarding the contract 10 A. G. Bedford
20 convert the Th.-d Market Hall into au
auditorium without seats.
4 substitute was offered bv Nr Polio, I<
and adopted. making the award 10 Air
Writ y. Chestermau. on the ground that
he was the lowest bidder The suhsr-
tute requires the committee to live within
the appropriation Of $1,000. including rh,.
putting IN Of seats.
The whole matter turned on the ques-
ton OF making tie Third Market a per
manent auditorium the majority being
opposed 10 this view.
The substitute resolution adopted last
night viii have 90 10 20 the Board for
concurrence.
1t took but a few moments 10 eet
through the ordinance applying the reg
ular city tax rate of $.40 on the 500 TO
tho territory recently brought i'm under
the new annexation scheme. there having
been no debate upon IT,
The only other business was the intro
ducuon by Nj Lynch of q report Of tie
Ordinance Committee. appropriating $40 o0o
for q Richmond city building AT tn.
jamestown Exposition. This was referred
under the rules Co the Committee on
Finance, and tho body adjourned
Session in Detail.
President Peters called the hod, to
order at $40 O'Clock. and more than
a quorum of members responded
The first matter called up was the
ordinance hNinE the tax rate in the
annexed TERRITORY at $40 so as to
make il conform to the rate prevailing
in fo No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
SENATE AROUSED
BY TILLNAN JABS
CdrmaCk DenOunCeS the
South CarOlinian;SeCret
Session Follows.
RlDICULES SENATOR'S
AS MINSTREL ARTISTS

Tilman Apologies in Open Ses-
sion and Says He Will Not Try
to Be Funny Again-To Have
Investigation Without
Questioning Presi-
dents Authority.