The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-11

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authorized the board Of directors to
create MORTGAGE under which bonds
may be issued IN such amounts and
| at such times as may be required
properly to finance the company.
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Washington, March 10.-Action on
the proposed repeal of the Panama
toll exemption will be concluded in the
house before the senate committee 0H
| lnter-ocan canals begins hearings
from the interstate commerce COM,
mittee. - Y,
London. March 1O.-Mrs. Emmeiine
Pankhurst, suffragette leader, once
more Is q hunger striking prisoner
In Holloway Jail but she is confident
| she will secure her release In q few
days under the "cat and mouse" law.
Boston, March 1O-Hope practically
| has been abandoned for the four mast
ed schooner Benjamin F. Poole, COM
manded by Captain F. NJ. Cole, OF Har-
rington, Me-, which left Wilmington,
n. L., nearly two months ago for Bal
| timore. She carried n crew OF eight.
New York, March 1O.-The body of
George w. Vanderbilt was laid to rest
In the family mauseoleum In the Mo-
| ravian cemetery at New Dorp, Staten
Island, near the old Vanderbilt home
where he was born 52 years ago.
Oklahoma City, March, 10.-Oil and
gas leases In Oklahoma estimated TO
be worth $200,000,000 to $4,000. 900
were rendered subject to assessment
and taxation by the decision of the
state supreme court here today.
Washington, March 10.-CharEes by
w. H.S Cooper. local banker. against
Justice d. T. Wright, OF the District
Supreme Court, asking for his Inn,
peaoi1ment were dismissed today hy
the lfouse judiciary committee as "un-
corroborated"
Sacramento. March 1n.-With the &C.
called army Of unemployed enroute to
washington, isolated across the Sac
ramento river in YoIo county, while
Sacramento and Yolo settle their siis-
pute as TO the formers right to keen
1t there, the prosecution of leaders
was begun late today with the ar
raignment Of 19 men arrested yester-
day as vagrants
LATEST NEWS
bridgeport, Conn.,, March 1O.-Ai-
though States attorney Stiles Judson
tonight declined to discuss the Gaze.
1t is generally believed that he viii
next week file an amended complaint
against former president Chafles 81
Melton OF the New York, Naw Haven't
and Hartford railroad; charging riisn-
slauS liter = in conn ection with the
Westport wreck. 9f'si% ,ssel:sSe 10y
Memphis, Tenn. March "1o-An-
nouncement was made here today by
NJ z. Singleton OF St. Louis, president
OF the Interstate Cotton Crusbers' AS
sociation. that New Orleans had been
selected by the executive c6mittee
las the next meeting place os the as
Isociation, May Is, and 20 was named
as the dates for the meeting.
New York, 1Iarcn 1O,-Tae second
series OF International wrestling bouts
to select challenger to meet Frank
Gotch for the championship title was
held at Madison Square Garden to-
might.
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+ lhareensboro. N. C., March -@Whiie5
atkWork at the plant OK the the 'EuRs
Branch Ginning and Lumher company
near LumbeTton. NJ. C., this aftern96n.d 4
AeEe Wilson, d White employee, fifty
yaa9s old, slipped and fell across q |
cut saw. and was almost, Instantly |
killed f.ss'' Nt''7' ts't . 3 'i.,-'';, ~ i,s !!
Washington, March 9.-rPreaidentl
WSiadn today nominated John L, De-
Saulies OF Pennsylvania for Envoy
xtradrdinary and Minister Plentipn- |
tentisy TO uruasuay. &.s.
Wilmington, N. c., March 1O.-7J. II. |
Saunders, freight conductor OF the |
Norfolk Southern railroad, was ar |
rested today on the charge OF negls-
gence In connection with the death |
day who was crushed to death by q j
car which was ahunt-.1 by the trnIn.l
, 1exfco City, March l0.-At the cloae !
OF the market today foreign exchanged |
sold at $3.50 Mexican for 81 gold,
salisbury, England, March I6.sSaR-
tain Cyril r. Dowiiers OF; tssJ NORTH Il
amptonshire infantry regiment, wat
killed today BY faH With itts aeFet
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Columbia, March 10,z4fvg IL Maui
siH toiay sGSS ss,5t: . % : s;ssi s.7
Etats bank examiner las. il. Craig
took up k.s duties as assistant
w. u Anderson, w. o. Burris anu i