Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-10-25

noon an address on "Dr. Thornwell as
Theologian" will be delivered by the
hev. Thornton Thaling, D. D., presi
dent OF Columbia Theological Semi
nary AT p. m, the Rev. A, M
fraser, II. D.. Of Staunton, Va. will
ologist. Oil ah ecciesi-
~. Columbia special OF Tuesday to the
charlotte Observer: The street 90
stuatlon remains unchanged and NOT
a car mas been run since SATURDAY az
ternoon. Both the men and the com.
pany are standing firm and with No
Signs OF yielding. The carmen arc
noioing out for recognition of the
aasamated association, which the
tiiphy striii refuses to grant, and the
any early settlement. The neopIe u
sne great sufferers and their discn,,e
lotus nave been increased by the eY-
eremey disagreeable weather which
s.s,, ses IA saturday morning when the
strike commenced and has contInnoS
tuhapated ever since. The heavy rains
nave made mud abundant eyervwhera
anu many Columbians are getting their
oa oas.e OF what mud really is. Pedestri-
a,s are murmuring loudly over the
stnn ttspenslon OF car service and kicking
,rSsaH9ousiy onS over having to tramp to
dm u from .rom tneir work through the mud
tIa e.s ana lanes. The residents OF
the suburbs are the ones who arc noost
inconvenienced. Residents of one ot
tne suburbs, Shandon, have enea ead a
aisier 10 bring them to their wori-
10y IN the morning and return at
,sht LOT them and they are adverf,s-
ns 70 the people who live In Sbando,
Gnu want 70 come to the CITY to as
1TSmpIe TIe at given spot at 6.a0 :,
Inc round trip Is made for Ok ca,..
Oher suburbs have similar arranra"
Hehts tor getting to and from tbsjr
piaGes OF business. One of the suburha
Sohese race, is considering runnine
Sro,,, onoDne ooo,l transfer every hour
afternoon and charging is Cents aenh
way. Just when the strike Will ana
no one even attempts to predjct Ths
STATE fair opens on Mondav nnorn;nn
ana unless the striking carmen 90
PACK 70 work by that time the fair MIL
with. anu iheerrered
aiken special Of October % IN
.he News and Courier: Renrasano
tauVe-eiect Hugh Long, charged wifi
tne murder Of Pickens N Gunter =.
Magener, In this county, on Satpr.
uay afternoon about six weeks aeo
mas . Deen granted bail in the sum NJ
So,ooo with not less than two nor
more tnan hve securities, and as soon
as mr. Longs bondsmen QUALIFY he
WIN De released from custody. Since
me homicide he has been confined at
.me state penitentiary In Columbia.
hnrn ne was taken by Sheriff Ra-
Dorn Tor safekeeping, 1t having been
rumored at the time that a moh v.s
gathering at Wagener and wo,Id
lnarch TO Aiken, take the Imprisoned
man from the barricaded jail and
,yhcn MIN. In this connection. n will
pc recalled that when Sherif Rabon
anu tnree deputies went to arrest
Long, tney, with the local police force
at wagner, encountered considerae
PIE dir1culty In arresting their mar
riot ana violence were running high:
armed men threatened to shoot up the
entlre party II any effort was made to
spirit Long from the house in which
ne mad concealed himself, but Long
was nnaiy slipped out and away under
cover OF darkness and landed safe in
me almost impregnable Aiken county
jail. Ball was granted without any
formal hearing. Croft g. Croft COM,
sci for the defendant served on the
prosecution, Solicitor r. L. Gunter
ana others, notice of an applicafion
OF pail, hling evidence and panera
III the case, and the attorneys for the
STATE agreed not to resist the appeaI
II the defence would consent to bav-
ing the sum fixed at $4,000. all OF
which was agreed upon. The papera
ana the evidence have been filed with
Cnief Justice Gary, and counsel ex-
pect receipts Of his order tomorrow.
the oraer being a mere formality of
raw. mas been stated here that Mr..
Long VIII not go back to Wagner be-
as to declare that his household ef-
fects and possessions have been re-
moved to Aiken, where he will estab-
lish his domicile.
News and Courier, "Wednesday.
Twelve Greek reservists left Charles.
ton at 6.25 o'clock yesterday after
noon over the Atlantic Coast Line for
New York, starting on their way hack
TO Greece to fight the Turks. Thev
VIII sail Friday on board the steam
snip Patris, Of the Greek line. which
mas peen engaged by the Greek gov
ernment to transport the reserves
from America. The leave-taking of
the local reserves was an affecting
sight. The volunteers and their
friends congregated at the Academy
Inn, where inspiring speeches by the
Rev. rather Davis and George Billias
and other members Of the Charleston
Greek colony aroused them to a high
pitch Of patriotic enthusiasm. After
the eloquent orations II was hard to
restrain many Of the younger spirits
VINO wanted to go, but who, because
OF lack OF military experience and
youthfulness, will not be accepted by
King George. Only reseryes-those
who have already served in the arm
les or Greece-were wanted for service
under the present edict. The others
come under the head of volunteers
and they may be called for later.
However, there are still other Greeks
mere who can respond under the pres
ent ruling, and who have announced
themselves as willing to 20 to the
front IL called. Following the roll
call at the King street restaurant, the
men drifted out to the street in silence
and In small groups made their way
TO the union station. It was planned
last week to have q street demon
stration, but this was dispensed with
because Of the fact that q few hours
before there occurred the burial of
one Of their comrades, who was ac-
cidentally killed by an electric wire
anu WHO was TO nave accom-
panied the reserves yesterday but for
the unfortunate affair. At the union
station over a hundred Greeks as
sembled to tell their fellow country
men goodbye and wish them good
luck. The scene was touching Many
big men broke down and wept, as
they embraced and kissed their friends
and loved ones farewell. They realiz-
ed that probably they were parting
for the last time. Nevertheless the
reservists bore up well and were
eager to enter the cars that might
well be taking them to their death.
1t was a thoroughly pathetic party
that filed through the gates Of the
station to the train. Through the
courtesy Of the station officials, rela-
tives Of the departing Greeks were
allowed to accompany the men to the
train, and when the train steamed
out Of the depot the stay-behinds
yelled to them, in their native Ian
yuage to come back as conquering
heroes or with the marks Of war en-
sraved upon their bodies. Among
the reseryists were a number of we'll
known Greeks. George Billias, pro-
prietor Of the Union restaurant, and
ex-officer in the Greek army. and who
will prbably be re-appointed, was the
al,