Lower coast gazette., 1913-06-28

conduct Of Senator MARITIME, OF New IL
| Jersey, who was n of the Senate in
v~estigating committee.
What has Senator Marines conduct
got to do with the establishment OF i
the truth in regard to the West Wiz. i
ginia strike of horrors? I
Nothing. But to Danish this side L
issue. the banisher must confront and t
conquer the many-sided, many-mould' I
ed means which organized wealth can {
avail itself of. t
Senator MARITIME criticized the coal
mine operators.
The creative idea of this committee
was the duty of the government TO
get at the productive facts in regard
to the coal mine trouble in West Wiz.
ginia.
And though MARITIME may need splr-
! itual inspection, the need for that is
less urgent than the need of making
public the nature of the cause whose
il effect was m~anslaughter, murder, pow
erty and starvation and when the
monstrous cause is known, then II the
coal mine operators want the body
l. that covered Marines soul to be torn
S off so that all may see his striped
conscience, let them finance the opera
t ton and satisfy their storming men,
tally.
Y Violent storms in the Southern
States left much ruin in their tracks.
The roof of the Florida State Capital
at Tallahassee was blown off. Cot
N ton and corn crops suffered, live stock
was hit hard by the tornado. In many
other cities and in the farming dis
tricts the tornado left horrible memen-
!. toes.
Can't. Theodore Price, member of
the %stuyvestant Yacht Club, of New
York. while sailing his boat Dolly in
= a race in New York Bay sighted Nor
ris Weinstein, a salesman and Rose
Bolinsky, Weinstein's sweetheart,
clinging to an overturned canoe and
" making mad efforts to bring someone
to their rescue. Capt Price left the
Ter line of the racers and moved to the
Of scene with all the speed possible and
succeeded in rescuing the unfortunate
a pair of helpless lovers, whose daring
an was great because they went out IL
he the canoe not knowing how to swim
.op Roth were almost unconscious, an
he death had already taken half theil
lives.
ing Because of Capt. Prices sacrifice
NY the owners of the other boats IN TN
a race agreed to run the race on an
md other date that Capt. Price might b
all given a deserved chance at the prlzt
Ensign W. D. Billingsley. a nattv
and OF Winona, Miss, was killed by fallin
ces a distance Of 1000 feet from a Cal
sized hydro-aeroplane near Annapoli
lppi Md, last week.
lich The Harvard crew defeated the va
the crew d~ecisively last week.
Wilson will sign the sundry CIV
appropriation bill carrying the Apr
priation of $116,0OO,0oO to be used +
financing civil prosecutions. None
this money can be used for the pros
nav. cution of labor unions or farmers
with g%anizatiions. This %exemptive featu
is was the newspaper reason given Q
for nv President Taft for his veto.
with It was also the sustaining princil
AKA. OF the life of the %ponderous prote'
Q of made to the President by men W
have always led or engaged in mo
nent. ments against unionism. Wilson v
after sign the measure despite these Weigl
find influences.
pular When ne does, he promises an
PLANTATION.
While Gov. Suffers expose OF attem
moth made by Murphy, of Tammany. to
from Auence the Governor, have been
,ome. butted by Tammany Murphy, who
!, the vites a detailed accusation by Sui
,cted. sulzer, learning this, repeats
more general charge.
than Yerger, defaulting secretary OF
more Mississippi Penitentiary Board, pl'
,rtory ed guilty to the charges OF emDe2
thew ment. asked the mercy OF the c.
,store and was sentenced to 10 years in
Penitentiary.
4 oh. Gov. Brewer ordered Attorneys
i'm on eral Ross Collins, of Mississippi, t.
nous. stitute legal proceedings against c
christ, Boyce & Co., Cotton Buyers, chars
them with collision with the def
II see ing attaches Of the State Penal ia
These Writs OF attachment were lssue'
in once. 1,12S bales of cotton oWne'
Boyce & Co., on the wharves, awa1
he Blu expectation. at view oiieans
rtment seized, pending a judicial decision
ended. This follows the finding OF evid
out by of collision between the urn an'
49, r-- .,,b1io DABn3o1c
embezzllng puDhc omclals'
President Wilson called upon A
ido at ney.General McReynolds to explai