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Nljl
Lever riietlltural Ex-
tension Billion Pas.
sage.
VARDANlAN ON
SOUTHERN VIEW
says Nsrtllssn aHs sterp SsaE.
ioFs speals from oraaee Of
the Whole silaRsion ii
tlle South.
Assoeintetl pressl !

days 3tn ~, Sl,,, .,.'.
Sanste t,ss -. hasoll' tne
s;nai s nasss. ssa s,s.Ssu 70 yoLe en- hsle
raj al artoSs1o,, ~ S;,, ~ s ns s.sssI tgtiSniLu-
sIarfeS % tads,5S @ a,.,,Sts. Vr Gaislaser .,il q
ssstemart ~ sa.lsa WIN a
. ,e,,d,,n,t - - ..1;ss .aSSs 9i e.,.I tEe Jones
ric,,it,. ,.aJ s tiiSt as,
sbsre =, 80, ~ we sscusg snall
nronosas sSs s,,a,s ~! = OF Ine
tuo tIo,, 'u it ~ ~ ueIIponstra-
SSrh,. s,o,,s,,,.s Ss..,,s -
,,narrs lie nnon s .So 'osan s'Slenaed re-
x.e.ss,,,s. 20 pon tue nesro py senator
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nIOhDII1 WIFE;
KILLS HIMSELF
Tragedy Occurred on the
Streets Of Atlanta Erie
day Night.
FEW WITNESSES
WERE PRESENT
fssis ;sTTs7 5Esy NJ; sTSf
Tfavelh1 and 3 wee
Sepss tlig 81 Z
octoiTed Afser sl,Srs s.
Talk.
!: Z ipY Associafe,d Preas.l

-. = - . ~ +.
Atlanta. Gu, Feb. {. "A. J. Arioson,
q travelling salesman, salesman, residing here,
late today shot and killed his wlfe
and then committed suicide by sand-
ing q bullet through mis- heart.
The tragedy occurred near the in
terseetion Of Trinity avenue and
Whitehall street, in the heart OF the
city! Just at dusk. So far as known,
there were few witnesses.
tsIs1Tdi1B 10 tine man VINO claims
TO have seen the killing, Amoson and
his wife, who was young and attrac-
tive, ensaged in a brief conversation.
Suddenly, according to this witness,
the man drew revolver and fired
several times, the woman falling to
the sidewRlk. Amoson then turned
a!!S weapon ap0n biInseif,g firiug stwo
shots, ons OF which passed through
/ his heart. Both were aeS D efefe
medical aid could reach theIi. :. =. ~ :.
1t lis said that the couple separated
several weeks ago, and that since
tlien Mrs. AInpson steadfaatly reffis-
ed to SEQ her hhshand. She Is srsS,.
posed 10 have been on Ter; iEav TO
her rooms on Trinity avenue, when
her husband fIlets heF. and presumably
|seEdsayqrea 20 1Atgin ala il,terYiepg,
AIRS. AIlpspil WIS shot twice. of ofiesbnI4
Iet passing thf1tigh her-heati ana fhc
other throG oGgt her left shoulder.
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SOL IJTTO 4.
II BE COZ

(By Assoeiafeil 80. /

Washington, Feb 6..,A ssiblis1S
OF conlpromlsei fbstweeti ssy.gSe
York Stock Exe ehaisge sfId ths senate
RaakIng eand ohfEenltes sse on
terms OF q a;bili to ppcylds fetisral
1reguIhtion oR istocIs} 1 ! chan res today
WIS 9stIGeesten ut tli3 lts 3 lt es
shsafitg isis. fs6Eiaefoy, oria nlesis
dene OF the ekchalIgb aniinA on sI tbs
Board OF goferiiS iSfB als tlief isstfEe
cUIHitteS; agreed5st 1.-THE ESQ iS5f
tSenakgff on enc ca ttsnfnils IS aE sika
ing suggestions hBat0l ihlat !ofsn -
would deem adffs&ble hhl
Mr.. Pomeroy had laid before the
committee the listing rules OF tho
New York exchange and profifs I'd 10
furnish the constitution and rIues of
ether exchanges ia the United Stdtea.
He asserted that the New FORK exs
change was the only Or afta lon
having drastic rules as TO llating se Z
curities and that stoclSs lIbt ST. sss
were accepted without question q BY
the London exchange. !,
Senator Pomefehe ask ed III ieefss
htion requiring ettser exck afi yc5 td
have equally drastic faia as ssditid nos
be hene fieiai aIr. POKE 4splied
that II ewoul93 a1d agreess 10 gtfaft
q plan as as taa Is for ouch ibs t!!ofl.
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! WILL Y Bril- ON i
yvAEsF.G DEBATE

8 I 65i-tYs ,fDfb;l

\ fBys Astspa 9. = rds5. j. 3 3ts'os
shfngton. FEB 1Ge- idess.!sl' !
bon expressed desiEas fs,h; repetfi bf
the provistob OF the RanaiIia cana ant
gyIlicH eSempts American coas1wIse
ships from. toil8s 1t was appaFent to-
night; win pyeSipitatc spiritAd debate
In cohgress. Senators and reprs sen-
tatiyes discussed the situation sIlfor-
i1hlly taiay. Action prolfahly win
come first from the ll0nse Interstate
eiid foreign commerce coTnmittee IN n
bill to repeal the toll exemption pro-
siaicn. q,
Although the repeal Is prepared In
the face OF a plank IN t,SS Baltimore
platform OF the Democratic PARTY, the
discussion of that phase OF the pro-
posed fevesHRi OF policy Ii not ex-
tpected 10 be extended as the influence
of the contemplated action on foreign
relations. Senate democratic leaders
plan to await action in the house be-
fore taking uf the president,s sug ges-
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Seven q alousaHld Men
aiting for Supplies
(By Asaoelated I,raha.l

Douglas Arbz.. F'eb. Seven
thousand additional troops armed
with rifles and ammunition now COM
Ing In from the United States win Be
ready to take the. field in SonorS
and Chihuahna Feb. JIG, according to
statements today bs Elias Gaiies,
commander oe the eonEtitationallst
border military zone. A 5Elaiority OF
the troops viii be reenaited among
the Faqul Indians. IS J. s s, -
GALES also eonaraed reports from
HePmosiii ID mid Glliacan TINT lsarran.
szal had arFafged 10 ptifchase arunofeil
vessels fes opeEatIoS against coast
cities held hy the faaerals. Gales
said two er1isef efB oiild be commits.
ssloHsa 81 sselfic waters. q ta,.2 =
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SHOULD BE SENT
81 TO PEI TENTIARY.


Washington, FOB. 6.--afeu involved
In some Os the past sinanciaf Sfans.
actions of the Aew York, Ner IlaS
ven g Hartford aslread we're Ss@
nounced today Saa criminals In tins
Senate Senator Rorah said flteyt
should be- 6rclipyiTe penEtea tfsr
cells iflchafg gea seiatiRg 70 tbs eori
asnRaE sltsl,h -
Illere4 were fyltinlations that the
4fedplst cove etanlnent still ennfennl ltes
insttetlt tIag elrhipsi action aHainss
certain sindi*i iaIsal engaged ii franz
actions Of The New Haven, which have
s9een sssst by the interasafe
SOfplnerce c0fnfnl Ion. q.
he diecussion arose when Eenator
MOTIFS OF Nebraska called up his
resolution TO direct the commission
% extend it, inquiry into the New
Alhrefl's afaire, particularly With d
view 20 sasceftafning wlihS became
% ntllions OF dollars OF the New Has
yen,a funds declared { 20 have been
ffaude lently withheld from Tho raif4
road 3 stcclrhol lders. ~. q
Senator Eorris insisted th &C fartiier
Information at least might furnish
q taHis Tor p-ocesdings by Tie pFss-
/. ent rla1eA Aernent Of the ser Haven
TO recoyer something fer ths y5id-
eWs Or orphan who have been pInn-
iered
tteci tirS Sircu nlstances disclosed Ia
the Interests comm cree coElIilis 3
reU0TE5 on EEaNF rms gland rHI72oad cons
lditloA the senator declared fhat
the cctnfniss ion had not c0mpietea
sata lnge tion as 10 the New Ffs-
ven ceasH IT feared II usiSsit DE
se0lnFe eilee 10 extend iInEannfty To Of
fend derH tt was his reading of ~.
lipffa OF u IS reOnrt that fhfa1sBfasi
Senatef Borah to assert tiIrs. .a....-. -.
4 proven guilty ii the iinanSik tran ss
actions described should s6e Ia the
peust tenfiaFie
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Dense Fog Envvraps
The Atlantic Coast
! (By Associated press.l

b. NOrtolks Va. Feb. 6.-Another
dense fog has the Virginia. Carolina
scphst In Its grip tonight and vessels
of all descriptions are proceedlug.
cantlously. The fog became 60
dense In the llarbor that serryboats
operating between Norfolk and
Portsmouth missed several trips.
Several sailing vessels honS d 10 sea
anchored in the rpads untis The
weather clears. + Ess
The revenue cutter Onnnaa ies
spite theAfog, i5 proceeding to- the.
af feistance OF the tllrea-gIihsted
enooner Helen ehd Benedict, which
stranded at $3.50 O'clock this Tnofnfag
on the North Carolina coast soufli
sof the Nagss Head Iifesayfns stgtion.
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fuse s. to Sail
a1zlaa ep M gicans
(By Assooiatei prasa, !

s. washington, Feb. s. Secretary
Garrison has refused the sale az arty
army arms or aInInuniti lion except sliat
ey be Asnt beyond the seas.
An there Is no means cf deIfveffnn
ARMS 20 tlse Mexican constitut tionai-
sstts ~ syhy OF see, the negotiations
( for the sseni at least, are ended.
Secretary Garrison declined to give
sslg tnsaes or the would.be plSchas-
erb but it wes reported sIiay. were
private dealers, who expected 70 send
ssb 3 Sfag-Jo Jorge asena aaii sheir CLIPS
! nf sartftd dges directly scr0sa the
,T1xas 6ordaf 10 the revoltit.nnista
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SrDslrais Fe0rfl
VIIas

q FL Isaso. yss.I = efI. eaffui that
Gen. villa viii carry out fis fhreat
90 deal SUNNI afiiy with S;lsniartis
should they be captured ii the AZ
tack, on T'orfeor. ageT IS o Spain to-
has teiegraehed 70 the E5nanssli rhinis-
tor az feahine ION. Recommending
that their countrTmen be ErEed to
leave Torreon before tho battle be-
Rifis. Spanish refugees, 1fsyen out
zf Chiiuahua after net OF fheir
prbrerty had been con IA by VII
la were anxious that 8 nlafds in
lTOtreon leave there Tor Monterey or
the Unstsd StaseA.
Gen. villas easestIoii tin ne would
execute Spaniarfis. who. b q says. have
takey sip arTzs % sap5asl sse sed-
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I..T|RI|..lCRIlEN |. |. | !
WHILE IN CHAIR
Speaker Pro Tern. c. T.
Wyche Fell From the
Speaker,s hair.
is PARTIALLY
" PARAL YZED


s#.-+
Special Correspo ond6nec, ltS
Columbia; Fe1.i while Dr. c. n.
~ ~ Ter pro teIn,
wna' pfeeiiing over the house at 20
O'Clock Friday night ;iie sSlddenly fell
out OF the speakers chair on The Tos-
trun1. His son, Cecil a. Wyche, OF
Spartanbure; Or. Bolt OF Easley; DIR.
Jones, OF Greenwood, aad other mem
bers OF the house rushed % his assis-
tance. Or. ;. A. Haynes Or. A. n.
passssIsisi s1s1sttii senator run and
DR.. j. b, Black, senator from Rann-
burg, also hurried TO. the rostrnm to
render medical aid.
After q brief extminist IouRthe riiy-
sicians announced that they feared
that DR.. Wyche's lett Sid e was par
TALLY paralyzed. taken to q
hospital In an alnh q;
, possible. Y .i,siti,itt.ii if2
When DR.. W,Schu sth eicitsn tie
house was la the IIii a II 81 la ;Iitili1s
/ ter ever the pa ns ma SAM siers
( bin to efiioin and hf,at fl1Rsea OF Ill
SIepute. AS part of the ii aiIi of fie
dlibuster opp6jiknts pS khs BIZ i, had
demand ed e Tofl cal EaStiou ko
adjourn. Spe tTried o
The sand and triI IyetI lI5e to
catch DR. Wsciie as he ltit the
elialT.
1tIEef 2 FeeesS s1e ~ Jzii ess dtIriIls
which the phys IaIa1E ana dc an ann
nation, tlie5tol,se .Eys 4 tSl11T ce,'
sent I'D 5odfned sllnsli ssatSrta = S-fssssiisSs;is
taxing any actiosl; on 4Ife n dir BiIii
Dr. Wyehe in point or Bergice e ilaa
OF the Oldest zsSarB OF the geneFai
assembly, He EH claairsaan Of tira
house coinnaittae Cd neatioh and
tein,s He is oIia,of the liloss Ilr5Ilssiny
ann lhigliIy -
house. 10 q ntaii the mpiiihefs of fhe
house hope that DrE IvycheFs Illness
win not prove serious. E
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al1ng the faefli6 coast ct Mexico. 4 *
c5fiRs 10 4 ste teIant 81 constifn-
fiGnatist Ccneul I.eIiFier today. fs
was finsed that these gesseis already
wore sele1tea an dswonld be res fiy I'm.
FaletllstelS aeter pnrchaee u proceed
Against the federal eslnbcats witch
ar reinf0 sing ffaeFsa fisons nt
G. aySnas sili lilo. 81
"a warship of IS. .9e1 tons dlepiae6
baselesl hip which raced around tlle
t{ten in zse2 TO- help iefeat Cervern'n
silset at aaatiaso ard win be almost
ouHaE IA Size 70 tue 6Eg JnitSd States
aflefed eEufser is9lnnd
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erals, Was accepted as wafiiitla 70
thenp 20 leave the country sl,isa tiie5,
Ind q chance. i q { s
Under an order from " Oh
releasing munitions os war 81 "a 81
ssare the lifting of the euiharxo feltel
leaders asked that 1000, 600 feun6s
uf ammnnition and 0lia flelfl Etii held
In lal Pag0 he turned - = 4 4ssz
Orierss inelEdina ono Tor i
rounds OF seven ma irnataf zof ii has
for atan1efS mai were wi 4
manufa actpeerF ia the ElEBf 81 AZ
The Feheias Te ded "a BUS ksits:s
like lish u, IN 10 e dafki affSsss
tha ay say. so heI sAf Il iis NJ tS
,anaspiinl ltipri car spFe iiF1sA nc fea
IN Isl
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llEkDY 81 Tl T0RTEox.

Cniiacan, Siiini0a, AIex., reB s -
From aIl sides t0day came fepn7ss
e e y S<sAs..ss 4. list head0 . 81
renewed eaSel activities IN Northern
hisxieo Gen. cafraIiza was advised
that nh was ready Tor Gen. pil1ass;
attRel on TorfSoE. Gen. sonaiss.
ESstBlilsihd der of tae northern Zone. - >
parted thai eight brieades wefS sg.rp.
tnG toward. me south to atlaeit sll4
pfinclpal Roint of Central AlexIeo:
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n. G0ETRAL,s RaNps.
As Governor Of Canal ii Given ruil
Power,
iDY AAsociated Rress. \ j.

Washington, Feb Organization
of the permanent force OF officials
and employees TO protect tho Panama
Canal hhs been entrusted to col.
Ge0rge w. Goeth0ls, who viii & sc.
come frat governor OF the canal zone
April 4. Under an order bs;S prosIs
dent Wilson made M 6lics 10 daye col.
Goethals Ia antii6 ized TO InalIa e So,
potEsme ents al1d hx salaries. exarciss
ing bis own uagment as, 90 the fpfes
feededss sfIsis kgsassf = =, q = g
81 lJlss~ ~ tLISsL B3 NQIUDeES OF
menq VIII rho abbk e; Col. G Gte&
! tlleia. IS, ex ed 10 retain as many
sofs tbs. preasnt stan as ean be profit.
SHY .emplUse ga. g q 6. S. I. .I9!5
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~ "a 1fnssI.. ]

E9xleo City. Eeb. 6. Reports
That con t0rs we're pIannii,
z politics. move oii lgist resnifs
zed ID no if6oiIs ns fhe eissire
gatfsesl 4 cling hel5 IN quarters
or piHEed oil g1Rrd III she
nalg aprh0od 20 The aFtiIIery
alartenlss.
kisIdie ere oii tSp 9f s6ns s
4 OF tse nnilsines. fronf Nh sch :
a seS tetljlea had been a6yIs2
.Se6 10
The sSi4tsi q { tise palace Eas
inpre sd enti snldiefs slopt in
the yard.
s. fIehefal nieAnnet. fniase
0f NEsf and the post conl9ia nd
q ens - = i oqleers wels
Oh foafslif.
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Low Temperatures Ex-
tend From Texas to
Northwest.
| WAVE is MOVING
TO sOUTEaEA AST
FarmsSs IN Grain 81
Snow and Stock Wen se rre
pared te Cars For
catsie.
- e
iRvl Asshciht "a 1900

-
Ehicag6. Eeti. G. Il cold whve shas5
held yirtnally the entire rontf9y
west of the Atlantic Esetgs III ia
grip @%,sss :elt here today and by The
end of the week Will include che
States along the eastern seabohrd,
according 10 the Official forecastets.
Zero weather today extended as far
south as Texas and In the northwest
Sssts5 tie mercury went 90 torty be-
low.
The cold today was central over thrs
Ohio valley. All parts OF tho co;in.
try except the Atlantic states rcptIts
ed sudden low temperatures. nhs;
.seryatiogs in the. eastern StagaB sSSe 7. ~
to the eject tIat..tlie cold wAyA. ssaa
moving sontheakt, while In The tfaIsks5
Afississie reiif 8 nj =. = ~ =-
Ter seemed to- be On y way In tlis
{ same directiru
{ Extreme tempera sStreE iiete:
Hayre, Mont g s33i2 4 below ST josH pIiy
MOI zero; Denver IL beipw 4
i ITO, aexs. eboye; Bissna 81 IN e i.,
and Ys.nnipFes Man; so sro-,
20 nee A9satll,i Below esGi s !,
% sH. 20
cf3Llied the GiitiIg; 4 h ! 81 is !. Stt
tent.0h 10 winter t9 an 81 Is
teattias ara said To ave been
for The cold and stock men viii atIs+
fer little. "
r "a snow and sleet sfo riii u SeiI
oyer, a large portion ot i6itj IS to-.
day Is held responsi bic fot raiI-
when u Grand rfdnls lSei
eo.lided ssstlr q agcsl: ess.;s 80;
trainnien were killed and otnefs In:
!. irIre6. u b \ IA
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Says That Name of Cal.
houp Would Bring
Endowment.
SAYS CLEMSON
WAS ATHEIST

Special correspondence.

1pSclal correspondence. -
Columbia. Feb. 6.-SThe House re-
ceiyed n message; from the Governor
today reiteratins IFS reeonhe,.da-
tions that the name OF Clemson Coll
lege he changed 70 that Of Calhoun
University and that, the institution
be placed under the direct control Of
the State, instead OF q seif-peFpet-
uating board OF trustees.
accompanying the message .gere
letters to the Governor from John G.
Ca!heaa cf New ySrlt, g grandson
OF the statesman and FioriS L.
Calhoun Of New York in which it was
intimated that SHOULD the name of
the institution b9 chsnged 1t might
he given o large endowment fund.
The message stafes that Thomas G..
/; Clemson, for whom the college was
named, was an atheist and that is.
Sufficient s.z.. Il: siss siis aa;s.e
should be tchanged. ..,..ss
The messnge Ens referred to the
Joint commit tees of wa Sc ard sneaps
OF. ,thel EEff0use and tho Inance COM.
mi ttee OF the Senate; who were In
structed to invite AIr. Calhoun OF New,
York to- appear before them Z. 4
N.T: llaQllg nov 81 e,olunhIa
leges 6f the 100 os I'd 8 Hogil a.
0pp pose /, { q.
BY q vote OF 3 10 50 The Homes
refused this NOR s. s. q pass the bf,l
providing for the sule of tho State
Hospital for the IA sine and the
transfer OF the iiik tuition To- State
Park. On aeconis 20 e the cioseness
OF inc vote, Speake .iaitn poiIedtne
: House.: & \
After the poll asEr. sTtndal OF Essraen-
J vile aud Mr.. Massey OF lancaster;
said they wanted 20 change their
votes ON tho bill SO sts 10 i4bte In ia
for off It's "a si5 a.. indhE the rules
OF the Tioise tlse wefe not allowed
70 do this. v Il <. .l. sec
ny q vote Or "a t6 IA the House
regnsed to reepnslder the, vote ,Fss
lGuently killed IS
uentiy killed. Ssi,S
Proceed dlngg in geHate.
Erom the trend taken by n long
there is every jsl ica ti6h Ghoe; the
be killed. The .clfte ubjeSti ion af4
vaneed against fte bill n that tho
system or nlanH iIiIsE g The pfop p6Bed
cotton warehouse goilld lend 10
more cofrhption thRn was found In
the. State dispet
10 U1sl3e ~ ClEcl lAfs 81 'tSfs
The Senate pas ia sent 70 aiie
House the bill pt1pi ling fora sdiYfs
sion OF Shc 10th N circuit. 1T
is reported chat .s,l the hin pass
the House, Whiclt e1aaa urnEhbie.
( John j. lic5Wa5pb OF geengtlle tanfi
Senator n ], Aiiiri s. ifs 0s Pickens VIII
be two OF the can dates for Judge
OF the new csEctils which the bin
creates. Judge Ftlsea would hold
over IN bis cirSal I and he Governor
Andersen s0c9nee cii.niifk g
MIR. IS. n Smiths d is mensiorl.
ed In that eonile ft b bells lsyed
here thet he en,li have the place
II he wishedsft.
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Brennersa Funeral Monaay.

Passaic, N. j., Feb. 1.-THE body
q Representative HoueFt q. Brem-.
ner who died Mt Baltiniare yester-
day was brouEht to his home here
today. The f%ieTal viii tase place
Monday.
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lebels % Attaek YeFa Cialk.

Rebels to Attack Vera Cfiz. =
Vera Cruz, Feb. RsDels arc
concentrating for al Immediate at
tack on Tamplco. aesotding to
wireless despatch received here to-
day from Clarence A. Miller, United
States Consul at Tampleo =.
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SESA SATOR TELf3sgAN 30
l.s. z a - - q I
lBy Asaoeiated ;Press,. !

Cnlnr4bia, Feb. niief
States sepator 3. h. Tilinsaa
tQElorf0w .ncfnIns & viii tRk be
stand and give the first ts sss..- ss.
I11ony III the Lnvestieation OK
alleged scandals at the state
Z Hospital Ter the xRzfpe ies-
ter fel,oEted TO hAya bSea Vi
ten by senator 2, ,iiiuneu Brnuails
about tho snxes igeti ~.
W. Hhbccnl SaSerlnter.
dent of tbe neglilfn, win fci<
low Senator Tllifnan on iis4
stand.
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WESTERN COUNTRY
I'M GRIP OF IOE BLIIlsHlI)I
LATEST
NEWS
(By Associagad Press.)

Washington, Feb. 6.-The Presi-
dent today nominatea ]. Elizabeth
Meehan rs postmistrcSs at Chester
field, S. T..
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TO Mark COnfederats Graves.
Washington. Feb. GA resolution
for inarking the graves Of the Com
federate soldiers: on Northern coil
was passed today.
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Executive CHemency.

Executive C1emency.
The Governor OF South Carolina
has extended clemency in more than
I,6U0 cases and II. his present speed
Is maintained there will not be a
adopted the plan of. committing the
prisoners left in the State penitentiarT
within, the next sixty days. He has
adopted the plan OF committing the
sentences so thnt the men will serve
their time on the county chaingangs.
To-Day six prisoners were sent back
10 Goiieton county -.
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adJt. Gen. Moore Opposes Change.
! & Adjutant General Moore. today re-
iterated that he Will fight any effort
to- have the office OF diutant general
mode aEsloi tive by the GoYernlbr. The
foall draft ~ g ~ Ii has been ipTas
pared 10 take the once out OF politics.
VI bis bill viii very probably be pre-
ef eksl aiaesil
ASSEMBLY. me adj 9tank gsnefaf said
that the fiiovts cement was launched by
tone poll ticians. 3s5i sst
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No More Bilis.
3 No more bills can be introduced in
the house after to-day eXcept those
introduced by "a standing conlInittee.
Marty gee sssasse,:stsssres nave sss IL
trod1ced at this session and there Is
little hope for the passnge OF many
or them. 3 5.ss
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DEMAND IS REITERATED to-
ClIRII6ff llSf |IIIIIIE HAllE OF CLEMSON
STATE
CAPITAL
Special correspondence.
Rate for Advertising,

Special correspondence.
Rate for Advertising.
Columbia, Feb. 6.-The bill chang
Ing she, rate for legal ADVERTISING is
btills IN the hands OF the Senate judi
clasy eomEnittee TO, which it was rec.
lontEep epded for a hearing today. The
heaEIIis was attended by several
newspaper men. tf4t
The Senate spent the night dis
cussing the warehouse bill, tadjourn-
ing as soon as 1t heard OF the illness
ios Speaker Pro Tempore Wyche.
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10 Charleston NedRes q
|s sIt was announced tS1igst that the
General Assembly would 60 TO Char
lesion next Wednesday to- inspect
the State Medical College and the
Citadel.
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