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The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Lawyers Again Confer.
CAR FROWNs ON TOLSToI.
Governments Against Plan TO CeIe-
brnte His EfEhfieth Bfrthdnr-

st Petersburg Aug. 2-Preparatiors
for the celebration OF Count Leo ToIstors
c.ghugth birthday, on September 9. are
strongly disapproved by the government
and some OF the authorities are bringing
pressure 20 bear 10 check the ceIebra-
ton The ministry Of education has
vetoed the decision OF the University OF
Kazan 10 confer upon Count Tolstoi an
honorary membership, which corresponds
10 the honorary decree OF the American
universities
The governor OF Tambov has sent q
circular letter 10 his subOrdinates pro
hibit-ng me observance OF the anufver-
sary, holding that several Of the counts
books, particularly -3Iy Religion and
Memoirs Of Soldier prove him 10 be
an enemy OF the church and OF the gov
eminent
Many cities. however, are partici0ar-
Ing officially IN the preparations for the
celebration The municipality OF Moscow
has decided TO locate the Tolstoi memo
rial library OF The Sophia quay, facing
the Kreulin
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
SMART THIEVES IN LONDON.
Scotland Yard Gets Busy Trying to
Find Them Out.

Lo1don. AgE. All the energies Of
Scotland Yard are concentrated now In
an effort 20 capture a gang OF Tie clever
est continental and American thieves,
who II present are working together IN
London.
Many guests OF hotels have been robbed
IN the most adr0lt fashion Complaints
are being made 90 hotel managers con-
stanty regarding missing jewe.ry. let
tiers OF credit 6-c- Yesterday the wallet
OF an American merchant was extracted
from his coat in the Undressing saloon
OF one OF the smart hotels. L contained
money and letters Of credit
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
HOLLAND TO CASTRO.

Venezuelan President.
The Hague. Aug. G2.-It is stated that
the governments note TO President Cas-
tr0 Of Venezuela viii insist that the
venezuelan government shall rescild
without delay the DEGREES Of May Il
The DEGREES referred 10 are those which
closed Venezuelan ports TO Dutch vessels
and prohibited the tra1sshipnent of
cargo in the island OF Curacao. The
Dutch minister al Caracas. J II. de
Reus. made q vigorous protest TO Presi-
Gent Castro against these DEGREES. and
Castro refused 10 rcscInd or modify them.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
BEFRIENDED FAMOUS AUTHOR.
Dying Restaurant Keeper Once
Helped Robert Louis Stevenson

Dying Restaurant Keeper Once
Helped Robert Louis Stevenson
Monterey. Cal. Aug. Jules simon
eau. an old French restaurant keeper
who befriended Robert Louis Stevenson
on his first visit 10 California. IS dying
as the result Of a fail which injured his
back. He is over eighty years old Re
Gently one Of Stevenson-s letters 10 him
was printed and sold by a local publisher
to furnish aid for the old man
Simoreau found Stevenson III in a hotel
AZ Monterey. had him taken 70 his own
house and nursed him back 10 health
Stevenson never forgot this kindness tor
which SimOueaU refused pay, and a copy
Of every book that he wrote was sent to
SmoneaU with "a Gate from the author
These books Simoneau values highly. ard
has always refused TO sell them
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
.TAFT'S SLOGAN
NOW IS TARIFF
Il VIII Call Extra Session. .
He Tells VirginianS.
SENTIMENT Is GROWING
COrpUlent Candidate Will Adj
dress Reunion.

On Way to Middle Bay Island, He
VIII EIucidate Tariff Issue as 1t
Relates TO Trusts, but Maintains
that His Views Are the Same As
ShOnts Visit Hot Springs.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
JEWEL ROBBERY DENIED.

New York, Aug. "A representative
o. Commodore bourne. at the Iatter's
oAlce, -z9 Broadway. said to-day that so
far as he knew there had been no rob
berry at Indian Neck Hall, OakdaIe. L. /.
Some Jewels may be missing. but IN
all probability they have just been tenn
pOrGTily misplaced he said
Possibly the matter OF a few rings
CT So When the family returns, the
property surely VIII be located"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

New York. aug. 2.-The trial Of Capt
Peter C. Hains and MS brother. T. Jen-
klns Hams. for the killing OF William Z
Aunis Is NOT likely 10 be rushed through
with quite The rapIdity thar District At
toraey Darriu has expressed himself as
desiring
II has been the intention Of the district
attorney 10 ask f7r q special grand jury
and a1 ez--a1rl.lary term OF The supreme
Court 10 try the brothers. Blt now John
T. lIcIatyre. chief Of the counsel Tor the
defense. says ne VIII not be ready 10 have
the case 90 on before the middle OF No
vem5er-
Capt Hails. so far. has claimed the
z&-ea-ioa Of tile lawyers. and until they
have framed his defense 10 their sausfac-
ton. Jaey VIII not enter into a discus
sion OF what seems best To be done for
lis brother
The examination IN the Long Island
City police ccur-. which was adjourned
until Monday. VIII be put over. 8Ir-
Mcintyre sasd to-day that le should ask
20 have II adjourned. presumably until
next Thursday The reason s1- the ex-
ira delay is that T. jenkins Hams ex-
PLANTATION OF his part in TIE tragedy may
soc more thoroughly substa1tiateG. For
tie past two or three days the de1euse's
lawyers have been searching FOR witnesses
Ct the shooting who VIII bear out T. Je1-
lis own revolver until a den0ust-atson
was made against his brother by the
many friends Of Annis present
seek Release OF Brother.
The defense very much would Ike 10
secure the release OF 7 jenkins Hams on
bail Among the many witnesses ex-
auined by the district attorney there
seems 20 be perfect Immunity IN The
statement that vhe two brothers drew
their weapons at about the some time II
is expected that the defense viii offer
Witnesses 70 support their contention rEa-
the Haiuses went 70 the yacht club on an
entirely different errand and that the
meeting v5-l Au1is was only by chance
OF AL the ruuors which spring Up
hourly IN this case only 90 be denied.
-le one tza- Mrs. Hams VIII take the
stand IN her husbands defense is the
most conspicuous for its persistence
Each time this report crops Up. and II
-sslaII- comes from Boston, il IS denied.
lo-a by FREDERICK Norton, Mrs. Hams
Boston attorney and 10y her New York
counsel Frank o. Wild
The defense is laying great stress on
the ALLEGED confession which. they say
-Irs- E5a--s signed This document. which
IS not very Ions. VIII not be made public
until Gle trial. according 10 1Ir. 8IcIu-
gre and Joseph s Shay The defense
believes It can establish the truth Of
many Of -Ee statements made IN this al
legged confession by witnesses other than
AIRS. Ea5us
Lawyers Again Confer.
The lawyers for the prisoners again con
ferred this forenoon IN 1EeInryre's office
il had been stated that important reve-
lau0usr might ba made after this con
ference EIr- Mcintyre. however. later
said Ea had nothing 10 add 10 what be
already has made public
a question which seems unsettled as
yet is whether Capt Hams and his broth
er VIII be JT:ed together OF VIII be given
separate trials Ar. Darril says they
viii be tried together They viii be in
GicICd f1- the same Offause
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
SULTAN BEATEN
IN GREAT BATTLE
Abdul AziZ Loses His Throne
TO PPetender.
FIGHT On N MOROCCO
All France Surprised by Result
Of the Contest.

Thousands Fail in Struggle in the
Desert in Which Policies Of France
and England Are InvoIved-F-ench
Cabinet Inclined TO Accept Rule of
ThroHe-AGects European Policies.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
BRIDE WOULDN'T STAND
FOR THE WORD "OBEY."
Bridegroom, Also a Pretty Good FeIIow, Decides
to Leave 1t Out, and All Is Serene.

Laramie. Ws-o.. Aug 22.-''Nixey on that
word obey Judge; I don't like It. and
won't have it in this marriage ceremony -
said Miss Lillian wilcox while she was
being married 70 Elmer Cole. OF Elmira
y. Y, yesterday.
You be sure and leave that obey in,
Judge" said Cole ''I want Il there"
stop it. judge; I won't marry him. -
said the bride as she jerked her hand
from that Of her intended husband. Then
the two adjourned TO an adjoining room
to discuss the matter
Cole is a travelling man. and Miss VII
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
HAMS SINDIGTMENT
MAY BEDEFERRED
Defense VIII Not Be Ready
Before November.
ARE FRAMING Up PLEA
Chief Counsel EndeavOring to
Get Bail for Brother.
ARE FRAMING Up PLEA

Prosecutor, However, Believes They
VIII Be Indicted and Tried To-
sesher in spite of Efforts to Prove
that T. jenkins Hains Drew His
Revolver, Not TO Aid Brother. but
10 Protect Him from Harm.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
PARIS RAGPICKERS ORGANIZE.

Paris. Aug. 22-Rag pickers' unions
have been formed ii all the large cities
Of France. including Paris. The rag pick
ers assert that they have formed the
unions for the purpose Of bettering their
condition They assert that the people
have grown 50 economical owing 70 hard
times that out Of five tons Of household
refuse It is only possible 10 rake SUI
fcient old iron. rags, and bones to fetch
in open market a 81 or a $50.
The rag pickers have had enough OF
this situation. 50 have unfUrled the ban
ner Of revolt It IS uoc Yet known
whether OF not they intend TO demand
legislation to force the househo.-e-s TO be
more extTavagant.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
IAEAE-

burning of OwlyOut Lodge Recited-
Mrs Ball Blamed for Trouble.
Gen Hams Leaves the City.
New Central High School Needed
5-Three Balloon Flights at Fort 8Iye-.
-Printers' Picnic at River View.
&Railroad Men Enjoy an Outing.
S-NegTOes Meet in Interest Of Taft
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
CLUBMANS BUNGALOW ROBBED
FoIhaH Keene Loses Riding and
Polo Outfits.

Lexington. Ky. aus. 22-FoxEau p
Eeeze's bungalow al CastIeton was ran
sacked q few nights ago. and all his rid
ing outfits and crapp-lgs used in training
his polo ponies stolen
The police have made one arrest and
have secured 3 confession showing that
about SEQ worth os stuff has been sold
out Of the place Eeele spends several
months here each spring and faL
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

cox is from Colorado Springs. She IS vis-
itiag in Laramie and Cole came here 10
see her. Then they decided to get mar
ried-
For half an hour the bride and groom
were closeted and now and then one OF
the other could be heard protesting. Then
they came out and asked that the cere-
mony continue
You can leave out that obey Judge. 80
said Cole We have decided TO do with
out IT,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia.
Maryland, and Nirginia-Fair;
cooler to-day; tomorrow fair;
light nOrthweSterlv winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
FIFTY RIFLE TEAMS READY.
Practice Over, Fight for Nati"naL
Trophy Begins Monday.

Camp Perry. Ohio. Aug- 22-The ffty
rife teams which, on Monday morning.
VIII start in the three OF four day race
for the national trophy. late this after
noon fred their last practice shots and
returned 20 their camps.
The second Of the TWO days Of pre-
Iiuinary firing gave the marksueu bet
Ter conditions than yesterday The New
York and New Jersey teams and all q
the field, in fast. have managed 10 shoot
over all the national match ranges once.
ThoUsanG-yard firing consumed this
morning. and skirnisn firing was the pro
gramue this afternoon
Oficers and members OF the former
American international rife team who
axe attending the tournament held a
meeting this evening AID took steps to
ward The organizing OF The American
Rife Association Gen Spencer. OF New
Jersey. presided
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
TONY PASTOR RELAPSES.

OId-timer of the stage May Not Re
cover. Doctor Says.
New York. Aug 22--Toay Pastor. who
has been gaining FOR the last few days at
his home in Elmhurst, L. /, had re-
lapse to-day.
His physician. Dr. c. D. FarweU. sid
that the chances are now against his
recovery
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
ACCIDENT TO VESSEL.
3umOr that 1Iishap Has Occurred
80 Long Island Steamer

New York. Aug "a report has reach
ed police headquarters that some accident
has befaIlen the Sirius Of the Iron Steam
boat Line. the Coney Lslana Iire- The yes
sci has been plying Long Island Sound
and left New York tonight az $50 for
New Haven with about L2JJ persons
aboard
one rumor. not confirmed, is that the
vessel capsiZad-
Bridgeport. Conn, Aug z2-The Sirius.
the excursion boat reported 20 have met
with an accident. has not been sighted
here on its return trip Clear weather
IS reported and BOtL Bridgeport boats
have arrived safely The Sirius should
have passed here between and 10 O'Clock.
lumber Price. Arc The Loy.e.t Vow in
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages TELEGRAPHIC.
1-Taft's Slogan Now Is the Tariff
I-Hains Indictment May Be Deferred
Holy Caravan Planned to British Isles
l-Alr. Bryan Pays Visit 70 Chicago
3-RaIlroad Workers Are for Bryan
S-Nichinley 70 stump in the East.
Hitchcock Names Advice Committee
5-BwtCn Loses His Fight In Delaware.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
PLAN HOLY CARAVAN
Papal Legate and Cardinals
VIII Visit British Isles.
CARDINAL GIBBONS IS ONE
First Time since Queen Mary
ReiEned, when Cardinal Pole Vis-
ited Her Court. and the Eminent
Pilgrims VIII Be Accompanied
by Their Full suites.

London. Aug 22-Fo- the first time
since Queen Mary reigued in Englar5 a
1apal Iegate viii VISIT the British Isles
September s.
Cardinal Vincent va1nuteIH. a cardinal
bishop from the papaI cu-ia in Rome
and J!tular bishop Of Palestine. his been
chosen for the Office. It was Cardinal
Pole who paid a similar visit 20 11a-v-s
Court.
Cardinal VauuutsIH seems 20 preside
over the nineteenth annual eucharist
congress the greatest Roman CathoIi,
gathering ever held in Britain. Besides
the papaI legare- more than 100 bishops
and eight cardinals viii participate. The
cardinals are:
Cardinal Gibbons. A--lb55Er-. -F EzI-l--re
Cardinal Lcs-c- Archbishop OF A-rra-h
Cardinal VI -El1 a-clti-5l.u e S-7-z-
Cardinal LecH-- Archbishop Of R--ssar.x
Jardlual FiSr-e-. Archbishop cf CrIdc-e
Cardinal Mercer. Archtis11D cf l-echan
Cardinal Ferra-l A-cLtlsl-0 -f Milan
Cardinal Na-iel- from the parll Cara of Rene.
Accompanied by Suites.
Each cardinal Will be accompanied by
his own suite, and the Iegate VIII bring
special retinue suitable TO his ecclesiastic
rank.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Baltimore and Return. 81 -,
RnHrfngrs. 4 nhF1 y II

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains.
both ways. both days, except ROYAL Linz
ited- City Offices. 1zI7 G ST and 619 Pa
ave
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
ENGLISHMEN LOSE WITS.

BritOns Prefer "BughOuse'' TO CO.
ing TO the Grave
London. Aug 2-WhiIe the death rate
OF England has been declining steadily
for The last few years for the last three
months it is 1873 in tie loo. which is Is
below the Correspo1diug quarter OF the
previous ten years
LUuacy. on the other hand, is increas-
ing IN a marked degree, while marriages
have declined
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
KING And KAISER
MET FOR NAUGHT
English German Relations
Continue 0minOUS.
ENGLAND TO INCREASE NAVY

Plans for Practically Doubling the
German Naval Programme VIII Be
Announced n Winter. Though the
Emperor Declares This Policy VIII
Not Disturb Friendly Relations.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

No Cypress Shingles, S5 Per 900.
\ uank .L-bbey x Co.. 6th aud y. y. ave. nv.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Summer SPeciaIS-Arfistic Designs and
clusters. 50 and up- Blackstone Isth &. n !
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

S1-25 to Baltimore aad Return
Today via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
sf1 Niagara Falls Excursion. Aucust %
RnIffuura u1d RbFo

Special train standard coaches and par
Tor ears from Washington 7.45 a. n go
ing via Philadelphia and Lehfgh Valley
route. LIBERAL stop-Overs returning Tick
cts good returning within fifteen davs
Cheap side trips from Niagara Fans.
Other dates, September Il and October >
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

siding, axe IN. c., $50 Per 100 Fl.
Frank LLbbey < Co. 9Th aud y. Y. ave. NV
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Ga. Flooring (cOmmon), $50 Per 100 FIT.
Frank Libbey s. CO. 9th and y. y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Ceiling (beaded). $50 Per 100 Feet.
Frank Ltbbey & Co. 9Th and y. y. ave. nv
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Dressed PalfnEs (headed). 81 Per 100 Ft.
Frank Libbey * Co.. 9Th and n. Y. ave NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Dressed Boards (sheatainE), 81 so 100 IT.
Frank LiDbey * Co., 9th and y. \. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Lumber Prices Are the Lowest Now in
years. Libbey * Co.. 9Th and y. Y. ave,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-10
SOME HANDSOME CAL.
ENDERS.

The Georgia Railroad Bank of Au-
guSta Ga has sent to its customers a
very handsome and unique calendar.
1t Is made OF cryStaloid and bound on
the corners with silver clasps, the
calender proper is framed with a
bronze silver embossed frame. An
excellent picture Of the handsome
bank building with a list OF the di-
recLors fills UP the left hand pCrli M
OF the work of art
The Hamilton Brown Shoe Co has
issued very striking calender dis
picting western girl i'm action. She
is crossed in the ives tern style with
pistol in belt, cow puncher hat and
leather suit. The coloring is excel
lent and makes very noticeabl. pic.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-10

For instance the treasurer OF Lex
ington county, one of the largest in
the state receives but 5000 per year
out Of which ne has to pay for clerk,
transportation from place to place to
collect taxes, and whenever absent
from his Office he has to pay man to
take his place and be responsible for
that man under bis bond, besides pay
ing for his own bond. This Office is
the most responsible i'm the county
and as it carries greater trust with
il, and yet IL commands the smallest
salary. After the above expenses are
deducted little more than $7OO is
left. The work attached to this
Office Is full Of detail, owing to the
fact that an itenized account should
be rendered the Comptroller Genera
at very short intervals which in itself
requires great am)unt of ligureing
and yerif, ing. The legislator should
by all means look into this matter
and make the salary in proportion to
the trust and work attached to the
office.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-10
THE JANUARY W0MAE'S HOME
COMPANION.

The Woman's Home Companion for
January begins we'll with handsome
and showy cover design by James
Montgomery Flagg 1t is a notable
number from the standpoint OF Illus
trationS. In addition to Flagg strik.
ing cover design, there Is a iull-page
reproduction of w. Balfour Ker's
painting "ForgOtten, 1t represents
a winter farm scene, the house and
barn in the distance. and the old FAM
lily horse standing drearilr by the pas
ture bars, ankle deep in the falling
w-forgOtten.
DR.. Hale's Monthly Talk is on the
subject of New Years Wishes. "
Jack London contributes the first let
ter OF his important series Of first hand
impressions for which the Woman's
Home Companion sent him around the
world; it is the record of a marvellous
adventure among the leperS OF MoIokaI.
In the January number begins series
OF programs and selections OF the music
Of to day OF the great music loving
nations. The January program which
is American, is supplemented by the
music and words o two songs by Clay
ton Johns, hints as to the making Of a
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-10

program, by Madame Nordica, and in
structions as to the rendering Of each
piece on the program by the composer
themselves.
Among the fiction is an important
inStalment Of Mrs Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps great novel, Though Life Us
DO Part" "The Adjusted Honey
moon" by Anne Warner; "a Lesson
in Consequence" by Mary Wihclmina
Hastings; "Rose Mary" a Quaker
love story by Carrie Hint Latta, and
"The Lamps Of PySche," by Xpna
Gale, author OF the new popular novels
The Loves OF Peleas aud EGtaIre ."
An interesting feature o: this issue
OF the Companion is new department
entitled Teens and TwentieS," con-
Quoted by Lucy Norma. The horti-
cultural authority, Samuel Armstrong
Hamilton. contributes valuable arti.
Gle on "Plants for the Winter Win
dow" Anna Steese Richardson's de-
part ment for The Girl Who Earns Her
Own Living Is as valuable as ever, as
IS Mrs Sangster Home Page.
a new departure is ii study OF Three
In mpurianL successful Plays. by Anne
+ acock
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-10
COUNTY BOARD DECIDES
AGAINST CALHOUN
COUNTY
AN APPEAL Is VERY
LIKELY
ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES AT VA
RIOUS PRECINCTS GROUNDS
For DECISION. The DE-
CISI0N In FULL.

Orangeburg, January 2.-The county
board of canvassers after spending two
d'yS hearing testimony and evidence,
Today declared the Calhoun County
election illegal, nall and void.
The hoard is composed of John S
Bowman, Jr., chairman; w. b. Fogle
and L. j. Hart.
The decision of the board which was
unanimous, is as follows:
"We find some irregularities in sew
eral books, such as voting outside of
right precinct, not demanding proper
proof Of payment of taxes, etc, but
we find there are not enough Of these
rresula lange tile result o.
his elec
"We II I'd that about 65 OF
osors qv- Ssgrs, resfatng wibt1iu
che area U. I.,t proposed new county
of Calhoun, including portions of
Orange, Goodbys ana Poplar town
ships, were deprived of the constitu-
Jional right to vote in this election, as
tile said electors are residents of the
proposed new county. while their vot-
ing places are without, and the act of
the legislature relating to the forma-
tion Of new counties does Tot provide
the mems or the opportunity to vote
in ,uch case.
We therefore find that in deriving
these qualified electors of the right
o vote the constitutional provision has
Ieen violated, aud on this ground we
10 ereby declare this election null
md void
1t is presumed that the Calhoun
county advocates Will appeal to the
State board, and should that body not
reverse the county board tley will
lake the matter to the supreme court.
However, tie matter would be taken
to the supreme court by the opponents
of the new county in the event of an
adverse decision by the State board.
Should the new county not win it
will mean that the whole matter will
have to be gone over again-petitions
election and all should they
renew their fight for the new county
Messra VIM @. Wolfe ard Col w.
o. Herbert Of the local bar made the
ii hit for he opposition and Mr.. II. III
Welsh of Columbia and w. f.. Buyck
Of st. Matthews opposed in behalf of
the new county,
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This is to warn all unsuspecting
young men Of the fact that for twelve
years to come there will not be anotb-
er leap year" 1t is quite true the
poor girls should should have Their
Innings as they only have as a rule the
chance once in four years, and it
would not be moro than right to give
them a catch-as. catch can chance
considering it will be so long before
they will have the same opportunity.
But be on your guard my boys
lest they get you before you are
fully aware of tne fact. Times are
hard and luxuries high aad it Is a
foregone conclusion that wives (the
best Of them) have way OF getting
money out of fellow even when
court OF law cannot accomplish the
same act, You need. not worry about
the same girls giving you trouble
twelve years bence.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-10
HOTELS GAN F8T SELL
FgWND g T'0 FtgpGTGS
hlUuUMp ~ uULDlD.
WILCOX, PARK-IN THE-PlNES AND
HAMPTON TERRACE DEBAR-
Red.

Columbia. SC, Jan 6.-Attorney
General Lyon tonight rendered to
Governor Ansel an opinion, based on
Auditor Vests report, on Wilcox,
Park in the Pines and Hampton Ter
race Holels. Neither OF them will Sc
cure dispensary rights. In the Wilcox
d restaurant 10 conducted. Section Is
OF the act would be violated If a dis
pensary were put there. AS to the
Park kin-the Pines and the Hampton
Terrace sections II and 30 would be
violated, becaus. Of the location Of
the hotels and because of "drinking
in the rooms which wotld likely fol-
low.