Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-11-07
Scraps aud facts.

tr.tfG Mr. Fielder received pluralltles III
15 of the 81 counties. while Stokes Sc
cured pluralities In the six remaining
counties, Everett Colby, Progressive
candidate. is estimated to have po:leo
upwards of 10000 votes. Mr.. Stokes
today wired Mra Fielder congratulate
ing him on his victory and wishing
him a successful administration.
Los Angeles, California, November
4. The poor health Of Ortie McMani-
gal, the confessed dynamiter, was the
reason given today by District Attor-
ney John D. ,Fredericks for ordering
what Is believed to be his permanent
release from the county jail! McMani-
gal, co-worker of the Mcnamara
brothers and chief witness against IS
labor union officials who We're SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for compiled
ty in a nationwide dynamite conspir-
acy, has never been tried. "McMani-
gal has been in poor health for some
time" Fredericks said today, and he
SIS been taken out of Jail on the ad-
vice of physician. He may be taken
back in a few days, few weeks, or q
few months" Mr. Fredericks would
give no further information. Accord
ing to jail attendants. McManigaps
appetite and constantly increasing
girth and weight Indicated that his III
health may have been due to over-eat-
ing. They said that he had gone to q
hospital to have a surgical operation
to- remove from his forehead great
scar by which he feared former asso-
ciates might recognize him. r.a
Munich, November s: The insane
king Otto of Bavaria was deposed to-
day from the throne Of the kingdom OF
Bavaria, which he has occupied for
81 years without being aware Of his
position. Prince Regent Ludwig pro-
claimed himself king this morning In
pursuance OF the provisions OF law
Just enacted by the two houses OF the
Bavarian diet. The new monarch Is to
be known as Ludwig III. He will take
the constitutional oath probably on
November s. A royal proclamation
which was posted throughout the king
dom today declares incurable the in
sanity which has kept Otto from rul-
ing and states that in consequence OF
this Prince Regent Ludwig, has brought
his regency to an end, has ascended
the throne and nominated himself
king. The deposed king Otto was born
ON April 81, 1888, and succeeded his
brother, Ludwig II, who drowned him
self in Starnberg lake on June 13,
1885. In his proclamation Ludwig Ill
alludes to himself as king by the
grace Of God" and uses a number OF
similar expressions. Two members OF
the Bavarian diet yesterday were sent
as delegation to Fuerstenried palace
to visit the mad King Otto. They
found him in a pathetic condition.
When he saw them he stammered
some inarticulate words. While they
were out Of the room they heard q
great crash and found that Otto had
dashed to the floor a tea tray which
had been sent for the deputies.
The scout cruiser Chester at the
Philadelphia navy yard was ordered
Wednesday to prepare to sail for Vera
Cruz Immediately The Chester Is not
a heavy lighting ship but swift and
valuable for dispatch and scout duty.
or lighter draft than the big warships
now at Vera Cruz, she will be able to
Join the smaller craft in shore. The
Chester has the highest power wireless
apparatus Of any ship in the navy.
with her apparatus, Washington and
Vera Cruz will be in direct touch con-
stantly by medium Of the great Wire
less towers at Arlington. The unofi-
cial view Is that the Chester Is being
sent to Mexico principally as means
of instant and official communication.
Secretary Daniels explained that the
dispatch Of the Chester was part OF
his plans to substitute cruisers for the
heavier battleships in Mexican waters
so that the latter might resume prac-
tice. The change, he said, would be
made gradually as cruisers were not
available on the east coast in any num-
ber. The Chester, owing to her light
draft Is especially adapted to service In
the small harbor at Vera Cruz and
will be available II necessary for ser
vice in the protection of foreigners at
Tampico or other Mexican gulf ports
which cannot be closely approached by
the larger battleships. It is the an
nounced intention of the navy depart
ment to order home one battleship
upon the Chester's arrival. .
In New York each successive re-
capitulation until the vote was in, af-
firmed the crushing defeat Of the
Tammany forces. The organization
was not only engulfed in a plurality OF
over 10000 votes by which the fu-
sionists elected John Purroy Mitchell
mayor of New York city, but in many
upstate districts a severe rebuke was
administered to the Tammany Democ-
racy that has been in control OF the
state since the days of Gov. Hughes
William Sulzer, deposed from the gov
ernorship by Tammany's exposure OF
his unlisted campaign contributions
was elected to public office, less than
three weeks having interviewed since
he was removed from the governors
chair. He will return to Albany In
January as a member of the assembly
Many Of the legislators who voted tc
impeach Sulzer met defeat with the
result that he will sit in an anti-Tam-
many house. On the basis OF incom-
plete returns it was estimated that the
next assembly will be composed Of st
Republicans, II Progressives and 4s
Democrats. Many Of the latter were
said to be men Of Progressive or 1nde-
pendent tendencies. With much re-
duced pluralities but by a safe margin
the fusionists elected William A. Pen.
dergast comptroller Of the city and
George McAneny president Of the
board of aldermen. They kept out o1
Tammany's hands the president Of the
three principal boroughs, Manhattan
Brooklyn and the Bronx, and thus in
creased the anti-Tammany majority
on the board Of estimate. The fusior
vote on the board will be IA to Tam.
many's two. This board controls the
City'S expenditures. "A luSlOH lidJoEltS
on the board Of aldermen was also
elected. Two Democratic congress.
men were elected in the city-from the
Thirteenth and Twentieth districts
From the former George w. Loft wa:
chosen to succeed the late Timothy D
Sullivan. Jacob H. Cantor was elect
ed in the Twentieth to succeed Fran
els Burton Harrison.
William Sulzer. ousted from the
governors Office last month by a yer.
dict of a high court Of Impeachment
was elected to the New York state as
sembly last Tuesday from the Sixth
New York city district by a sweeping
plurality Of nearly 5000. Sulzer rar
on the progressive ticket and appar'
emily polled more votes than his Re
publican and Democratic opponents
combined. His old neighbors on the
East eide rallied strongly to his sup
port and 1t was etr.y apparent that he
had swamped the opposition. There
was jubilation unbounded in the form
er governors headquarters as the
count began to record his victory. Sui
zer himself was all smiles. He regard
ed his triumph as personal vindica-
ton, he said, and issued statement
thanking his supporters and scoring
Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tam
many Hall, who he declared was con-
~, yota nf tho district