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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-10
Great Old Remedy
For Skin Diseases
S. S. S. Clears Skin of Erup-
tions Drives Poison From
the System.

Get 1t fixed in your mind that skin
eruptions, Scrofula, Eczema, burning
itching skin, and all skin diseases
are due entirely to impure and
infected blood. If the trouble was
on the outside Of the skin, by
simply washing and Keeping it clean
you could obtain relief - not even
Ointments, lotions, and salves, would
be necessary. Agree with us in this
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-10
Oxen Cavalry ReuIment.

Madagascar has the unique distinc
ton of possessing the only oxen cav.
airy regiment In tho world. The
climate is SO unhealthy for horses
that some substitute had to be found.
The oxen have been trained to maneu.
yer with surprising skill but, OF
course, are not speedy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-10
Students and Teacher.

In each classroom there Is one real
student--the solitary, upright figure
by the side Of the blackboard, while
40 or 80 little beings on the benchea
are the true teachers.--Hritish Re.
view.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-10
No Kick Then.

Bill--"I see British agent buying
mules rejects all gray mules. He says
they can be seen too far" Jill--"Well,
should think mule Is safer at q dis.
tance."
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-10
TO BE NO WALKOYER'
IN 1915 CAMPAIGN
Inside Information as to Where Eng.
InnHS Big Army Is "A".

haruspeNes Of ancient Rome, whose
ability to look each other in the face
without laughing caused Cicero to
marvel, the political experts on either
side of the national situation are al
ways ready to explain the omens as
fyorable to them if there is anything
short Of decisive result.
The overwhelming defeat of the new
New York constitution, on which in
strument former Senator Root had
staked SO much, is generally taken
here as putting the quietus on his
boom for the Republican Presidential
domination next year; but the other
phases of the bye-elections, in so far
as they affect the national problem,
are being industriously interpreted
pro and con, as the case may be, to
suit the interests Of the prognostica-
tors.
Democrats however, had as we'll
look one important fact straight in the
eye. The Republicans are showing
|spccd in getting together, and lots Of
| it; and unless they have another split
| at the National Convention or put up
a candidate offensive 10 one Of their
two distinct factions, they will con-
| front the Democracy in 1916 with
practically united front. When the
| Republicans do this the strongest
Democrat is bound to have very hard
n Nilcnn'S.
friends say that he is stronger than
the Democratic party. IN some ways
he undoubtedly is, but his ability TO
carry the country against an undivid-
cd opposition has yet to be Demon
Stratcd. The wise leaders in both Of
the great political camps arc discount
ing all Of the "walkovcr' talk that is
heard and are looking forward to a
rcdhot and close contest
If. Mr.. Wilson will accept rcnomi-
nation ii is his without the asking. All
of the practical politicians believe he
will accept it, though rumors to the
contrary persist because Of the one
term plank in the Baltimore platform.
On the Republican side, while the
Burton boom is being pushed in the
centre and the Weeks and Borah
bOOmS on the respective wings, there
IS = significant increase in mo curront
IN favor of tho nomination. or luetico
hughes. of thc Sunromc Court as tho
strongest oll-round Gpurc IN thc mar
|tv. II NAV bc remarked tbot thc nrac-
ticol politicians arc inst MS cynical in
taking il for puron,nd ,hot IIuubos
would accent ,hc nomination win =
chance 10 win rs ,hcv AFRO IN t,kin.
if for grnntcd that Wilson wouId ac
cont denomination, Thcrc arc mon VIII,
have mako wagnrs thot If HON liyc i
win be Wilson Us Igughcs in 1910
Where. thc British Army,
NcwspaDcr mon in WASHINGTON hca,
y good many interesting inside
things about the Europcan war Somt
of these things thcy can urint ont
some thcv cannot How far to accent
Them as correct dcpcnds upon ,hoi,
confidence in the narrator's rcljabilit,
land Judgment
One story recently heard from ar
observer. who has bccn much in ths
war zone, Is Interesting as giving =
plausible explanation of the apparent.
lly ineXplicable slownoss of Great
Britain in getting her men into the
-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-10

newspaper men, was asked for next
years building programme in the navy.
OF one Of the principal warning Pow
ers of Europe. The answer was the
flank one that this government does
not know reliably what the programme
is. Surprise was expressed by one of
the interviewcrs, who asked what our
special naval attaches may be doing
to earn their pay.
The official host, bit nettled, ex-
planned that the warning nations do
not permit foreign attaches to go with
in radius of several miles OF their
great navy yards, and remarked with
smiling sarcasm that 1t might beneces-
sary to detail one Of the newspaper
men to go abroad and do what the
governments own experts had been
unable to accomplish in the way of
securing information. The thrust told
and the audience laughed, feeling that
the laugh was probably on them.
few days after this veteran Of
the Washington press gallery, who
had just returned from Europe, gave
his colleagues a remarkable account
Of his experiences in one Of the FOR
hidden" naval cities. He is a man of
high character and standing, and there
is no doubt that he went where he
said he did, and saw what he de-
scribcd. Many things. including the
name Of the city, he withheld under a
pledge Of confidence. But the point is
that he had got where our military eX-
pcrts had pronounced 1t as practically
impossible to go.-Ncws and Courier.
Special sale Of Baskets this week
Large Clothes Baskets, With covers
9oc; Waste Paper Baskets, 15c; and
large open Baskets for carrying
clothes 60c.
s. NJ & T.. IL. WILKES G. co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
DOLPHIN ON DUTY
Daniels orders Little vessel 70 New
york Hsrbor 20 Aid In Enforc.
ina Neutrality

WASHfNGTON. March 10 S.rr.-
fary Daniels today ordered the naval
Yacht Dolphin from the Washington
navy yard fD N"w York to add I'M tna
,nfoTcnW"n. ~ neutrality in the har.
hur there.
Recently there nave been no naval
I'. sou. 't Ngw York. and tho entire
TASK nf guarding tho nafhor and pro.
venting chip. from leaving without
proper clearance papers has fallen
upon coast guard cutters
% B. understood that tho DoIpbf1
NHI hn asaIrn.I paeinraIIy fn tho
au'y uf r-Hrnuf.us fHH r3 4saea fhrourH
I. River and thence tU IOnF
I.I.NN sound uf amy vessel whose pas.
would CON ..fu.n violation OF
BEFORE ica formed Ir tIo harbar soy.
'ial o' eirnF Dr4 worked lu cooperation
WIN other craft iu preventing rnnsu.
f.I I.Ia NH. they were Withdrawn
MUN. winter came on
'I''IHI. u'.u rDfIrUrI Iu dIHlra.
'n" Dolphin r'"s.uu I| wac pointed
nI. however. chat large uumhrra ~
ln.fH GRO HHI up Ir Nnw York adm
fI.' Dr. D.. fEr duty off fHIa r1vsrnw.rf
in keep Hp O. relentless patrol fo bro.
vent Hnr .HirH from Uu.uE ont with.
nNi proper l.rHrHr.. papers ur r.EH
.UI mounted IH. TH.uH.u b. s..f
I.utr.. a OH. |..U| .F fnr s...r
ftrF nl fhH navy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
BAT TLESHIPS
ENTER STRAITS
INSTRUMENTATION QUEEN
JsEHst AND s6,sS955sss n sS95 95ss sJEAlTs
BY Direct Fire-This is Taken 70 In.
dieate Forts are Beinp Silenced
And Fleet Progresses

LONDON. March 10. 1880 .. M
30 Tar as the operations in the Dar.
oanelles are concerned. the most sig
nincam news is that the superdread-
naught Queen Elizabeth has entered
the straits and commenced TO BON.
bard the forts In the narrows by di-
rect fire. II is considered very Ger
tain that Vice Admiral Garden would
not allow his biggest ship 10 pass the
entrance unless 20 was fairly safe
Further evidence that the forts in
the narrOws have suffered severely is
contained In dispatches from Athens
which say that two battleships ven
turyd right into the narrows during
the night TO protect the vessels en-
gagged in mine sweeping there.
These dispatches report that the
Kidd Bahr and Frenkeui batteries
have been badly damaged and that
tho fire OF the Turkish forts Is becom-
ing weaker
Some experts believe that all the
forts in the narroWs should be demol-
lshed within two weeks, after which
II would be- smoother sailing for the
ships. as most Of the guns are CON
centrated in that part OF the straits
Nothing Is being left 10 chance. how
ever
The new Greek ministry was sworn
in to-day and issued declaration ad-
Nislng the country To maintain neu-
iraiity for the present at any rate.
There * 10 news OF any political
change In the other Balkan states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
ATTORNEY WE'LL WINS BY
DECISION OF LITTLEPAGE
NOW ADMIRALS
Rear Adnirals Fletcher. Howard and
Co~les Raised In Rank Un-
der the New Law.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 10 D.
nder the new law creating the Grade
OF admiral In the United states navy.
President Wilson today daSiunatcd
as admirals Rear Admirals Fletcher.
Howard and Cowles. commanders in
chief, respectively. Of the Atlantic.
Pacific and Asiatic fleets
Secretary Daniels az once ,abl.d
ADMIRAL Fletcher. nov with IN. At
lauuc fleet az Guantanamo Cuba. To
moist MS nag today and thus become
senior m rank. Admiral Howard was
ordered to hoist his Gag tomorrow.
Walle Admiral Cowles. In Asiatic
Friday
With the exception OF Admiral
Dewey who enjoys q rank unique m
the nuvies of tue world. that Of al J.
mifal OF the navy" said Secretary
Daniels today. the only other AmerI-
can naval officers privileged TO hOlg
n" rank or Admiral were Farrarut
from 1890 10 $50. and ID. ID. Porter,
from 1870 10 1891"
Mr.. Daniels said the selection Of the
three vice admlrals and th,. chief OF
operations provided for In the new law
mas not yet been considered
The new sdmirals will iy blue nags
with four stars. They hold their ad-
vance rank only so Ions as they con
tine as fleet commanders. n detached
Tor other business they will return
TO their former grades and salaries.
Their promotion Is expected to DO
away with embarrassing situations
which have arisen heretofore when
American rear admirais with superior
naval strength have not been able TO
take supreme command OF a situation
On foreign waters because OF the pres
thce oi an admiral or vic" admiral or
some other navy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
ANOTHER WIFE
Scranton (Pd.) Woman Claims to Be
Deserted Wife Of Nirainius J.
Mayo-latter Denies.

SCRANTON. Pa, March 1O.-Mrs.
Florence Mayo. residing on Sunset
avenue, this city, with her three
daughters. claims TO be- the wife OF
Nirglnius J. Mayo. The New Haven
manufacturer whose Identification
With the sensational suicide I'm that
city Of his clerk. Miss Lillian Nav
Cook, led 20 disclosures concerning
hsi dual life in New Haven and
Brooklyn
In the Scranton directory Mrs. Mayo
is listed as the widow of Nirginius
Mayo, and she explained today that
she had not heard from her husband
IN years and friend informing her he
was dead sine assumed she was a
widow
Mrs Mayo .ided that the first news
she had received OF him in Il YEAR
came when she read in the news3a-
pers the story brought ont by the sui
eide oi the Cook girl Mrs. Mayo de-.
ciaTeu she was never divorced from
her husband. She says ahc has en-
gagged counsel and win take legal
steps AGAINST Mayo looking 10 'he
support OF herself and daughters. Car
loita. aged %, Marion, 10. and Dor
Ofhy. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
TIDE TURNED
For First Time IN History lnriara
ton Is Now Away From U. s.
Rather Than To a.

WASHINGTON. March TO- For the
hrst time In the history Of the United
states The flow Of immigration has
been turned back toward Europp lv
the war. and more aliens are Is4v.rr
the United states than are s1nIr.-
here 90 make their homes
statistics made public today by Im.
mlsratlOn Commissioner gam.r.fT
show that the change came in U.raw
bcr last. when The number OF lmIrrrrf
aliens leaving This country was ar.rf
er BY Z.ai0 tf8H the total of Im..
grants eniHrInE. ln January I..r
more departed than entered
The Departure Tor tho a.N months
trom August. 1914. 90 January Iaaf.
totalIod 1855 more than the arr.aI.
including both Dmirrluf and ror.smI
rrant al'lra
Ir" heaviest nw'rrIf.Uu was shown
among aliens from southern Italy Uf
lIgFn fH.H-1 more departed than were
admitted during Tho sHErn r1rIUa
ended with January Thia presumably
was duo 90 tho railIur of Italian Dr..
sorviefa to Tho roIora
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
WILLIAM P. FRYE SENT TO
BOTTOM OFF SO. AMERICA
TO END STRIKE
Gov. willis, Of Ohio. Working on Plan
to End Long struesle-Assennbly
Passes Routine Bills.
rntsilizsnesr Bureau
Columbua. o.. Maroh 10.

Upon the request OF the author.
Senator Carver. OF Miami county. the
bill 20 amend TO Vonderheide food
prevention law was indefinitely post
poned In the Senate to-day. Mr.. Gar
yer will offer another bill, making
amendments in the present law. but
not forbidding dry reservoirs as his
first bill did.
Lacking Just one vote. the House
defeated the state boxing commission
law after n hard tight between ruraf
and city members. Cleveland inter
ests supported the bill as Mayor Bsk-
er has refused 10 permit boxing
matches there. The House passed a
bul TO provide a separate Board OF
DirectorH for the experiment station
at wooster. The Moore bill. re-es-
tablishing the oil inspection depart
ment ruled out by the state Supreme
court. was present to-day. The Sen
ate passed the Fellinger bill for the
licensing OF life insurance agents.
Representative Deaton offered a bin
compelling the washing OF every new
born Infants eyes with a prophylactic
solution. This Is designed to prevent
blindness Governor Willis to-day
told w. & L. r. railroad employees ne
aud others are working on a plan
which they hope win soon bring about
an end to the eastern Ohio miners'
strike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
EFFORTSHALTED
Negotiations for Settlement OF Ohio
Mine Strike Strike q Snaa
az Washington.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March To-
Negotiations between representatives
OF the mine owners and the striking
miners In the eastern Ohio coal field
un1er the auspices OF the Department
OF Labor, cane 10 n halt TO-DAY but
agents Of both sides remained i'm
Washington. and II was expected that
ofhcials Of the department would con
tinue their efforts for peace.
The negotiations. n was said had
failed 10 bring the miners and opera
tors together on any basis Of arrsa-
ment. II Is understood that a pro-
posal put forward today by Secretary
Wilson for the miners represerf5
tives was not acceptable 70 the opcra.
tors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
FOOD SITUATION IN MEXICO CITY
STILL VERY SERIOUS SAYS BRYAN
BRITISH { II 4 RGE WIRES
AMERICAN NOTE HAS
HAD GOOD EFFECT.
No More Warships Ordered tc
Mexican Waters-Situation
Is Improved.

WASHINGTON. March TO-
General Csrranza's formal Re-.
ply 10 urgent representation
OF the American government
concerning conditions In MeSi.
co CITY was received at the
state department. late tonight.
u was cabled in code and is
no" being deciphered for sub
mission 70 Secretary Bryan
tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11

sentauves of their respective coun-
tries. Most OF the survivors were
pound Tor South American countries
when captured and IL was believed
that the consuls will have them trans
ferred to New York and sent TO their
original destinations. IL the EiteI In.
terms all the survivors will be auto
maucally released
Delicate problems of international
law requiring immediate decision aris-
ing out OF the cruisers arrival were
the subject OF several conferences be-
tween Otnclals OF the state and navy
departments.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March IO.-
The German auxiliary cruiser Pr1nz
Eitel Friedrich. after a commerce de-
stroying cruise over the Pacific and
Atlatinc oceans, which eliminated in
the sinking Of an American sailing
2S last. limped into this port today
and anchored for supplies and repairs
she brought with her rescued crews
and passengers OF American. British,
French and Russian ships. and lies at
anchor tonight, proud OF her trophies
or war. but In n state OF mechanical
exhaustion from the strain Of voy-
age OF more than 10000 mines.
me cruiser began her scouting for
thc ships OF enemies OF the Father
land at Esing- Tau. China, last Novem-
Der. under Commander Thierichens,
who today admitted sinking Of eight
merchant ships. three British. three
French, one Russian and one Amert-
can. The sinking OF the American
ship. William =. Frye, a sailing vessel
bound from Seattle 10 Queenstown
with 500 tons OF wheat. most con-
cerned American port officials here
The cruiser has on board more than
300 persons, 342 Of the crews and pas
sengers OF destroyed vessels in addi-
tiOn 10 his own crew OF about 200.
n. III. Kiehne, OF Baltimore. master
OF the American ship. after leaving
the Eltel Friedrich with customs coz
lector Hamilton today. told q dramtic
story Of his experience. With him
were his wife and two children.
Despite my protestations that I
the American master Of an American
ship. the German cruiser Ethel Fried.
rich sank the william r. Frye on the
morning Of January 2S. blowing a gap.
ping hole through her vitals with a
tconHnusd on Page ren-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
CHANEY NAMED TO
SUCCEED L. Y. G. MORRIS

special Dispatch 90 tho Intelligence.
GRAFTON. W. Va, March IO-An-
nouncoment has been made OF the an.
pointmrnt Of n. Garfield CLANCY. OF
Grafton. ~ deputy clerk Of the United
states District Court In the northern
district. TO succeed the late T.. v
Morris. lie has been assistant clerk
for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
OHIO DEMOCRATS TRY
TO GUST Mr.. DREAMER
Columbus o March 10.
Kntsllirsnoar Hursan

fpfmeT state treasurer David
Htaiey 'reampr viii not be- permitted
20 servo o. member ~ tho hoard ~
admlnlsiratun. tu which position la
MHa appointed by Governor willis. n
lue STATE lfnmOgr attic organization
can prevent % by Invoking iha aId of
The court
Fnrmer Attorney General HOGAN a.
preparing 20 institute custer pr0rrrd.
.nf' ln ihr supreme court aFaIraf
'f"aamfr tn prevent hiU from aertire
uu The board
Ihn Eguud BE- tha. hs is not d Dom.
.'la. and is not affiliated with he
. .flnNl fhI.o pnrtF If Will Ha uu Ia
hr. Hogan and Che Democrats oTv..,-
i1afion io prove the coufenfI0nF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
FOUR MORE ARRESTS
IN RIGGS MURDER CASE

iAlRNO>T. w Va. March To-
tolf more mon were brought hero
fhis evening from TuioufoWn bv conn.
~ othcerF. The men were leaders ~
We slfikers mob, who killed Consta-
bic W. R riggs and seriously Injured
p'h'r Officers ON tho riot at FARMING.
ton last month The men had boon
ln hiding af Pennington but were can.
iurDd, and brought back They ar,'.
SInnko Ioukow .rl. Thomas Koaaieb
Joseph kulic and Paul prWaE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
ASK srDs roR souos

......I U..He... o.. .H. boo. ...a....
HItAFIbN. w ]H March fH
Grafton ird.roHd,H district Haarf .s
IduratIon has asked IiIa lr $4,000
IN urr cent school bond. r. trrr
I"" decision uf ..r Supreme r.urf
~ hrr'.I. .| fhH bond ..- r..rr
N1s h".H .r IH... ..mu... H .a..r..
CO.. .n..''.n" anH pronounced Hrm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
HOUSE KILLS DIRECT TAX LEVY
WITHOUT A DISSENTING VOTE

two Of several amendments proposed
were adopted. one being offered by
~ gaze sWiser, 20 permit oil and
zas wells 20 drain into streams and
the other by Delegate Moroland that
nothlns in the act be construed 10
prevent drainage under such regtric.
lions a. On" State BOARD OF Health
may prescribe. Amendments propos-
Ing 20 permit drainage from tan.
tcontinusd on Page rinsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March 10
secretary Bryan announced to-nieht
that the food situation in Mexico CIV
was sun very serious. and that the
iorcts OF General Obregon appeared
rot 20 have evacuated the city as Vet.
though this was expected at any mo.
ment. He said nothing Of definite
Character had reached the State de-
partment as to the reply which Cen
eral Carranza is preparing 20 the
American note demanding an i'm.
ers.
Sir Cecil Spring Rice. the British
ambassador. brough TO the dcpart-
ment a copy of a Telegram received
from Thomas HOpler charge d'afalres
OF the British legation In Mexico civ
declaring that the American note. a
copy OF which had been presented 10
General Obregon simultaneouslv win
It's delivery TO General Carranza. mad
produced a good effect on the situa-
uon. The charge pointed out. how
ever the necessity at all times OF
keeplng a line of railway and tele-
graphic communication open between
~ MeAieo Nc, Cily and Vera Cruz. The text
OF MS telegram was made public by
the state department, as follows.
In my opinion the effect OF the
American note TO Carranza ana Obre-
son has been extremely good. II Is.
however. absolutely necessary that
immediate steps be taken for sending
supplies OF food and forage TO the
capital"
Whatever party is in power in Mex
ico city and Vera Cruz IL is now plain
that the best means TO prevent the re-
CurrDnCo OF such "A Situation AS now
exists would be TO insist absolutely
on the local troops maintaining IN
Violate the railway communication be-
tween Mexico City and Vera Cruz
No More Warships.
No more warsiips were ordered 10
Mexican waters today and none VIII
be sent pending further Developments
IN the situation. The United States
already has made representations on
the subject of keeping railway com
nunlcatlou open from Mexico City 10
Vera Cruz.
Mr.. Bryan stated tonight that
'haflos \. Douglas. Washington adyis-
eI 70 the CarTanza government now at
era cruz. was cooperating with
American Consul Silliman in an at
tempt 10 solve the transportation proD-
lem. The secretary said consular re-
ports showed that the trains from
Mexico City were being used for mill
tary purposes. or being held for that
OBJECT As yet no requests had come.
ne ADDED. from Americans I'm Mexico
tity, for transportation facilities. bur
the department is doing what 10 can,
nevertheless. 10 make the necessary
ARRANGEMENTS for trains TO carry
away those who desire 10 heed tine
Warnins from tho Washington gov
fcoutnusd on Page zsnJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
Claim Denied.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 10
NTrinlus j. Mayo today declined 10
be lnf"rvirN'd in regard to the claim
OF Mrs. NiTginius Mayo Of Scranton.
IA. thsS she was his wife.
Later. counsel for Mayo made
statement as follows.
The Scranton. Pa. story Of de.
serted wife of Nircinius J MAYO has
been submitted 10 me- The woman
mentioned therein never was and Is
not now the wife Of Mr.. MAYO make
Mayo"