Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-10-23

held the constitutionality Of the recall
law, passed at the last legislative ses-
sion.
At Albany the High Court Of I'm
parchment, 43 to IL, with Chief Judge
Cullen and Senator Wende excused
from voting, removed William Sulzer
from the Governorship, and Martin H.
Glynn took the oath of Office. Mr.. Sui
ger issued a statement calling his re-
moval political lynching" by the
High Court Of Infamy."
Representative Clark, Of Florida,
urged that the State Legislature pass
q law to prevent Japanese from be-
coming landowners In the State.
Cranberry growers at Middleboro,
Mass, estimate that more than $4,000
barrels of unpicked berries were de-
stroyed by recent storms and cold
weather.
Martin Savern and Peter Simons,
miners, were killed after they had
rescued two children from the path OF
a locomotive near Pittsburgh.
Representative Ansberry Of Ohio,
presented to President Wilson
black-thorn stick which was used at
the Donnybrook Fair.
M. M. Neeley. Democrat, was
elected to Congress in special elec-
ton held at Wheeling, w. Va.
Redondo Beach, Cal, voted "wet."
More than half the votes polled were
cast by women.
The New York State Suffrage As
sociation, in session at BinghamtoH,
elected Mrs. Raymond Brown Of New
York City president.
James Ottery, the colored political
boss of Atlantic City, N. j., recently
convicted of maintaining gambling
house, was sentenced to a term Of
from 1S months to three years.
Julia Kasson, nine year old girl,
Of Passaic, N. j., got into a school
house after hours and when she
found only two cents to steal, cut
off the tails of dozen goldfish, which
died.
Julian Hawthorne and DR.. w. ].
Morton were released from the Fed
eral Prison at Atlanta. Both criti-
cised the feeding Of prisoners, and
started for their homes in New York.
F. Augustus Heinze, in answer to
q suit in New York on note, charges
Edwin Gould of defrauding him of
nearly million and a half, through
Charles w. Morse and others, in Mer'
camille National Bank stock.
The widow Of Rear Admiral Eaton
heard read in court the indictment
charging her with poisoning him. The
Jury inspected the former home of the
dead man at Assinippi.
Salem, HI H., has az Ao,nted a police
woman to enforce scnool laws.
The will Of BenjaHin Altman, CIV
ing his s15,O00,OOO art collection to
New York City, was fled for probate.
]. r. Parrot, president Of the Flor
ida East Coast Railroad, is dead at
st. Augustine, Fla.
The Public Service Commission OF
Massachusetts authorized the issue
OF s67,552,O0O Of 6 per cent. convert
ible bonds by the New Haven road.
Alden N. Reynolds, merchant OF
Essex, N. j., was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment for running
over and killing J. N. Miller in Clin-
ton, last August.
The report Of the City Collector OF
Chicago shows that there are 1853
more horses In that city than last
year and an increase Of 3,2S9 auto
mobiles and 912 motorcycles.
James M. Creighton has brought
suit against the Luna Amusement
Co., for $4,000 for injuries alleged
to have been received in an accident
Of the defendants toboggan In Coney
Island.
The home of the Rev. John B.
Nichols, Of Portland, Conn.,, was de-
stroyed by fire while he was attending
the Protestant Episcopal Church con-
vention in New York City. The loss
is $4,000.
John Purroy Mitchell resigned as
Collector Of the Port Of New York
and submitted a report suggesting
changes In the customs service at
this port by which at least $274,00o
a year can be saved to the Govern
ment. He believes the expense OF
the country's customs service might
be reduced by 100000 a year.
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