The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-01-30

A series Of disturbances occurred In
he hotel and restaurant districts OF
New York City when thousands Of
striking waters and sympathizers
,yerran some Of the principal streets
md engaged in serious riotipg.
Nazim Pasha, the former war min
:ster and commander of the Turkish
army, has been shot dead. Nazim
Pasha, war minister and generalissi.
no Of the Turkish armies, was a man
of great physical and mental strength.
He was 60 years of age.
A London cablegram says some
time must elapse before the situation
arising from the revolution in Con-
stantinople becomes clear. AS far as
may be judged, there Is no intention
On the part Of the new Turkish gov
ernmeut to force matters or to re-
sumo hostilities if any reasonable
compromise with the Balkan allies is
possible.
Charles W. Morse, who has been
reported recently as seriously Ill in
Europe. has admitted In testimony
that he is not financially responsible
and has suggested to his attorneys
that his creditors put him through
bankruptcy. The former banker made
these admissions to A. Levinge What
telly, London lawyer, who was ap-
pointed by the New York courts to
examine Morse.
Efforts are being made to have
marching clubs from the leading com.
mercial organizations of the South to
take part in the inaugural ceremonies
In connection with the induction into
office Of President-elect Wilson. To
DR.. G. J. Owens, a member of the in
augural and civic organizations com
mittee, has been delegated the work
of getting these commercial organ
izations to participate in the inaugu
raj parade. Already commercial Or
ganizations from Birmingham, Mo-
bile and Montgomery, Ala, have ar
ranged to send marching clubs, and
1t is believed over one hundred South
ern cities will participate.
Miss Helen Miller Gould was mar
ried at Lyndhurst, her country es-
tate in New York state, to Finley
Johnson Shepard. an American rail-
road man, who has risen from the
ranks. Less than 100 persons were
bidden to the ceremony. They includ-
ed close relatives Of the bride and
bridegroom and friends of long stand
ing.
For the second tine United States
circuit court of appeals declined 70
approve bonds submitted for the re-
lease Of Frank N. Ryan. president Of
the international Ironworke7s' union,
and two others, convicted of conspir-
,acy in connection with illegal trans
portation of dynamite. District At:
torney Miller of Chicago advised the
court that he had inspected the sure
ties and found them insufficient
Efficiency in public service and the
merit system rather than partisan
politics will be the basis upon which
President-elect Wilson will make his
poiiGGtHeHts to Office Geyernor VII.
son had occasion to declare 6lInserii
in this connection when a delegation
Of thirty men representing various
labor interests made an earnest plea
at Trenton, N. j.. for the appointment
of a Democrat to fill the state com.
missionership of labor of New Jersey,
Josiah v. Thompson, we'll known
multi-millionaire coal and coke oper-
ator of Uniontown, Pa. has been
granted divorce at Pittsburg, Pa.
The decree is a special one, and he
agreed to pay Mrs. Thompson $1,000
900. Each party to the suit has the
right to marry again.