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Til® VALDOfcTA TIMES VALDOSTA, GA. SATURDAY, MARCH S3, 1013.
105 LIVES ARE
WED OUT
BY EXPLOSION
Charred Jodies Piled
High ^in Arkansas Mine
THE WORK OF RESCUE IS MEN-
MIDWAY CHURCH TO
HAVE BIG CELEBRATION
Hon. J. Randolph Anderson
Will Deliver the Address
in the Forenoon.
Savannah, March zi.—The annu
al celebration a* Midway on Memo
rial Day, April 26, will be of special
ln'.erest this year, It Is thought. In
view of the fact that the train
jACED I’.Y THE OVERHANGING1 achcdulea now In effect will permit
WRECKAGE ANl) ROCKS THAT
ARB LIABLE TO FALL.
HcCurtatn, Okla., March 21.—A
' party of rescuers went Into the Sans
Dolse mine No. 2 this morning
searching tor the victims of the dis
aster which wrecked the mine yes
terday evening.
It la believed today that 105 lost
their lives. There were 116 miners
. in.the mine when, the explosion oc
curred,'but eleven eecaped.
It Is not believed possible that any
ethers are alive. The bodiea were hor-
• r’bly burned and blackened ana
come were mangled. The bodies are
being taken out today.
The rescuers are menaced by' the
V -overhanging ’wreckage and rocks.
It will he many hours before It Is
possible' to complete the search of
the nhlhea.
Fourteen Rescued Alive at Noon
Fourteen miners were taken ont
of the Sana Boise mine wreck -at
noon today. All of them will prob
ably recover.
'-Aftpffiwenty-ffve bodies-were removed
at noon. The number of dead la
now placed at elghty-nlne.
The Identification! of the victims
ere almost Impossible. I
AUTO ACCIDENT LED
TO THIS MARRIAGE
those who desire to attend from
Jacksonville, Brunswick and inter
mediate points to do so and return
home tbat night.
At a meeting'of the selectmen of
the Midway Society of Liberty
county plans were made for the cel
ebration. Hon. J. Randolph Ander
son, of Savannah, will deliver the
annual address .in fjte forenoon
MRS. GRACE DE-
CLJiS SHE IS
She Denies That She will
not Face Charges
H11E REACHED FHIL'ADRn'IIIA
AND IB LOCATED AT A HOTKL
THERE WHERE SHE WILL SET-
-TLE HER AFFAIR?
Philadelphia, March 21.—Mrs.
Daisy Grace arrlved’-from Atlanta
early this morning and slipped Into
hiding in a down town hotel.
It had ’bee n expected- that aha
would go to thtAjptaaJof her moth
er. Mrs. Grace aM her attorney
“I
The Memorial address In the after- !v'er e locatedl later.
noon Will be delivered by Mr. A. S.j She indignantly denied that she
Kay, who will apeak on the life of’did not Intend to return’to Atlanta.
Hoy. James Stacy. D. D., the author
of the history of Midway church.
The Daughters of the Confedera
cy will attend the services and dec
orate the graves of the soldiers.
Letters Have just ‘ been received
by Hon. N. J. Norman, chairman of
the society, from Senator Bacon and
Congressman Edwards expressing
the hope that the appropriation for
the work upon -the monument
tho memory of Gens. Stewart and
Screven wonld he qyde In the near
future in order thst^he work could
be started. >
NE'tf RANKS FOR SAVANNAH.
Banks of ’
Victim of Accident Near
Waynesboro will Wed Nurse
who Waited on Him.
Savannah. March 21.—Mri. WI1-
15am Mltchelson and her daughters,
. Mrs. Robert Foster and Miss tmlu
Mltchelson, have gone to Augusta to
attend the wedding of Miss Kath
leen Mltchelson, Mrs. Mltchelson'*
daughter, to Mr. 8idney Carswell
Jones, of Waynesboro, Ga., at the
parsonage of the Sacred Heart
church, Augusta, Saturday. The
wedding of Miss Mltchelson, who Is
a Savannah girl, Is the culmination
'of a .romance in which an automobile
accident near Waynesboro last No
vember has played . an Important
part.
Mr.. Jones wae Injured in the ac
cident and It Is likely that he will
be on crutches wheq married/ The
romance had Its beginning when Mr.
t City Are G«&ting IntO
thb New Homes. '
Savannah, j March 21.—Savannah
U now In an era of hank construct
ing. The handsome home of the
Savannah Bank and Trust Company,
the tallest building f n the city, ha>
Just been completed. The Exchange
Dank hag begun work upon a hand
some and costly home; and now Die
| announcement |s made that the Sa
vannah Trust Company will erect a
handsome building. v
The new home of the Savannah
Trust Company will he exclusively a
home for the Institution, instead of
an office building. It wlll be con
structed of marble and will have two
floors. The building will be con-
Jones was removed to >he Pine
Heights Sanitarium after being In
jured In the accident, which oc
curred on the road three miles from
Waynesboro. Mise Mltchelson was
a nurse at the Institution. After re
ceiving attention to his injuries,
which consisted of .a broken leg,
Mr. Jones was later taken back to
the hospital, where h© fell in love
■ with Miss Mltchelson. She consent
ed to marry him, but would not
consent for th^ ceremony to take
place until after she had graduated
as a trained nurse.. She will grad
uate Saturday and the ceremony
will be performed at noon by Fath
er Sherry.
When the engagement was made"
they overlooked the fact that she
wguld graduate during Lent She
• was Arm fn her promise to be mar
ried early after her graduation and
a dispensation has been obtained
fem the.Pope to permit the'marrlage
to take place at that time. After
the marriage, Mr. and Mt% Jones
will make their home with his
mother, Mr». Jones, In Waynesboro.
Mr. Jones is engaged in the automo
bile business In Waynesboro.
I will return to Atlanta and face-
my accusers as soon as I can
straighten out my affairs here."
Shfc declares that eh© la innocent
of the charges preferred agalnstlier.
IN CONVENTION TODAY
They are Going to Boom Their
Own Favorite Son for
A - » the Presidency. -
Indiana-, March—21.—The Demo
cratic State' Convention opened to
day, It le a foregone conclusion
that Samuel Ralston will be nomi
nated for governor.
There ar e elx candidate for lieu
tenant governor.
Gov. Marshall In a keynote speech
discussed the tariff. A huge ban.
ner -over the stage reed/ "Indiana's
choice for president Thomas Mar
shall.”
The governor wae given a tremen
dous ovation.
SNOW STORM RAGES
IN NORTHERN STATES
Traffic is Badly Tied up by
the Worst Storm of the
Entire Winter.
Cleveland, O., March 21.-—A snow
end elect storm Is sweeping Indiana,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Western
New York this morning.
Railroad traffle la delayed, the
wire* are prostrated In every direc
tion. % ,
The snow la from foul to eight
Inches deep. '
Low Temperature at Buffalo.
Buffalo, N. Y„ March 21.—The
mercury is ten above aero here to
day. There le a heavy snow and
sleet.
Snow and Sleet in New York.
New York, March 21.—-There le
snow and sleet here today, And traf
fle Is greatly' Impeded by It.
Deep Snow at Chicago.
Chicago, March 21—-A dee), enow
coverad with sleet spread over In
diana, lllinola and the Middle West
today. ;;. .
Trains are, greatly delayed and
wire communication la Interrupted.
STANDARD OIL CO.
CUT ITS BIG MELON
Stockholders on Million Dol
lar Concern Gel
(V ( nine,Million l)i
Whiting, md., March 2 l.-I-A *toek
dividend of 260,000 shares with
rar value of $100 a share, has been
declared by the Standard' Oli Com
pany of Indiana, . .
I This dividend amount* to $29,000,-
000. This action shows the recent
increase In the Capital stock from
11,000,000 to 220,000,000.
The stocks under the, old capital
sold aa high aa $6,000 per share.
BOTH STATES
Georgia and Alabama
Pushing Forward
l BIG STOCK COMPANY HAS
BEEN FORMED FOI< DEI El-
OPMKNT OF REAL ESTATE AT
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
Columbus. On., March 21.—The
Industrial Index says In Its Issue for
this week:
"A new high record for develop
ment seems to have been made In
tho great Southeast In the past sev
en days. In the aggregate it ox-
ceeda In Investment and In general
Importace the magnlljcent promise
of the beginning of the year.
realty company 'with capital
eotek of $2,000,000 has been organ
ised at Jacksonville, Fla., by Florida
and Illinois capitalists, and wllh be
Incorporated early next month to
begin active development of real es
tate.
Perfected plana for alx buildings
lo he erected Immediately at Birm
ingham, Ala,, at ■ coat of $980,uto
are announced this week. Contracts
for two of these buildings to cost
$260,000 have ]ust been awarded,
in addition planp are being formula
ted for the erection of another hotel
at' Birmingham
Georgia
SUIT AGAINST POWER
COMPANY BY UNDID
Members of the Company De
clare That his Suit is an
Effort at “Holdup.”
Atlanta, Ga., March 21.—The of.
fleers of the Georgia Fallway & Pow
er Company declare that they are
not In the least perturbsd over the
eult Died In the United States court
by Louis B. Mngld.
Magld'i suit has been character
ised by officers of tbs power com
pany as "a hold-up that failed," and
Jack J. Spalding and Forreet' Adair
have explained that the merger was
hurried through to prevent this
Identical "hold-up."
Representatives of the Power
company make the following state
ment with regard to Magld, and hla
motives for' filing the suit:
'Magld sold out hla properties at
Talullah Falla to the Oeorgla Power
company for a large sum; and st
the same time contracted In writing
to extend hla good will and eo-opera-
tlon. It la therefore plain that the
bringing of this suit now puts him
In a very bad light
When the petition for the mer
ger was pending before the railroad
commission, Magld called on the
chairman and urged that the'com’
mission grant; the petition and al
low the capitalisation-of the various
companies. It Is a little hard to
reconcile this act with that part of
hla suit In which be . swears, tbat
HEARST COMES
TO GEORGIA TO
He May try to Swing
State to Champ Clark
REPORT? RAY THAT 1118 MISSION
TO THIS STATE IS TO Sl K IF
THERE IS A CHANCE OF
TURNING TIDE.
,tho capitalisation of tho company la
cost npprosl-' Kre ,tiy excessive. , ‘ - T
iSpKnyT linn 'horn tAifirtlile.^i.S,”'/^fiVaa^'^ttfmerr- ■$» <•*« »r- Of tho opln-
rgla with capital itock of V as authorised h« Issued circulars Ion that Mr. IIearst may'be coming
$500,000 to engage In the lumbar t0 h „ cut omers, advising the pur-
lndustry. 'chaee of these very securlUet of the
"Augusta, Oa„ citizens are Plan- companies against whom he now
nlng to erect a line tourlet hotel. j brings anti" ’ 1 j "'
"The erection of a $200,000 hotel') . ’ 1 •
at Albany, Ga., is contemplated.
'A Wisconsin company will ’crab
Nab Mexican Soldier,
Mission, Tex., March 16.—Capt,
at Bay MJnette, Ala. Iwa* nrrei t e d hero today with. Franco
"Six new banks have been organ-, Marlines and Miguel F. Rodrigues,
Atlanta, Oa., March 21.—William
Randolph Hesrst la expected to ar
rive In Atlanta today or tomorrow,
and hla visit. Is being looked for
ward to with a great deal of In
terest. This interest Is awakened
not merely because Mr Hearat recent,
ly bought the Georgian, but more
especially because of the part he Is
taking In national democratic poli
tics.
It Is believed by many that Mr.
Heirst’s visit to Georgia st this Urns
Is as much dictated by hla desire to
observe the political situation here
as by a wish to see his ne.w pur
chase at ioloss range.
Wfth bit other newspapers in
New York, Chicago, Boston and Cal
ifornia, Mr, Ilea ret la lighting Wood-
row. Wileon and supporting Champ
Clark. With the Atlanta Georgian
he le lighting Wilson, In a negative
blit none-the-leas definite way, while
he Is not particularly active here In
the support of Champ Clark, or any
to Atlanta at this time to ascertain.
If possible, whether there wonld
any use for him lo actively cham
pion Cffamp Clark, through the
Georgian, or whether he had better
let Clark alone In this neck of the
vooda. It le believed tbat It Mr
Hearat, after bis observation here
considers that Clark has a lighting
cliance to carry Georgia, be will In-
Ised and fifteen new corporations j tw0 raen , 1( , ^ „|| ( . Md t0 h av e en- MW hla l"* 1 P»P®r to begin an
Uhleln Horae© at Auction.
Milwaukee, Wl«. t March 20.«
b true ted on th© present ©Ite of the Many celebrated race home* lnclu-
hank orf Bay street and will extend’(led In the breeding establishment
half way through the block. of the late August Uhleln are to go
Meeting of Eltoctric Light Men. under the hammer at the big prl-
Sprlngfleld, Mass*., March 21.— rate auction sale which began at
More t)»an Av© hundred delegates the,, state fair grounds hero today,
from cities and towns throughout The entire establishment, somo 90
New England are attending the an- head, is to be disposed of, The Har-
nual convention of th© New Eng- vester, 2:01, alone excepted. Many
land section of th© National Electric In the lot afe yearling© by -.he
Light Association, which assembled world’s champion trotting stallion.
In this city today wlib headquarter* The prominence of the horses to be
at th© Hotel Kimball? Th© pro- dfspooed of led to marked Interest
gram for the gathering covers two In the sale, and a number of prom-
days and provides for the dfapaih Incnt horsemen from various parts
slon of- electrical probjems by i6tae\Of the country were on hand, at thb
of the leading expert* of America.. • opening. *
MAY ANNEX TO CHATHAM.
Some of the Bryan County Folks
Want to Make '* Change.
Savannah, March fl.—Although*
some of the residents of the Twen
tieth district of Bryan county hate
started an agitation for annexing a
portion of that county to.Chatham,
their efforts have attracted little at-
entlon In Chatham county. Some'
of the members of the ^ounty com
missioners fyivo discussed it, and
lh.e general opinion prevails that 4t
will require a constitutional amend
ment.
8hould the plan be carried out,
Chatham county will take In .140*
square miles, including Kilkenny
Club, Belfast and the Chatham and
Ogeechee causeway.
formed with minim,im capital stock. „, teu hcre th , M exi-
cggregatlng $700,000. can „ my
“Among the Item, of conn ruction |
work to ho'done, a* reported this work, and school buildings bonds,
week are: Business buildings, Blr- Columbus, Oa., voted, the Issuance
mlngham, four storlea and to con- of $60,000 of bonds for'completing
tain 20 wholesale eatahlthmelnte, 'construction of bridge.
2600,000; Birmingham, three-story, | "Industrial plants will he estah-
$130,000;.five story, $40,000; Mon-t Halted as follow*: >
gomery, Ala., four story, Val,lo»ta I 'Turpentine, flay Mlnette, Ala.;
Ga.; , I,a Grant?, Ga., $25,000; bottling, Rarncsvlllc and Forsyth,
apartment honse, Atlanta, Ga.|oa.; cold storage, $225,000, Dlrm-
rhurch addition, Rarnesvllle, Ga.: j Inctiam, Ala.; gas, Opelika, Ala;
fraternal buildings, Dublin, Ga., and marble quarries, Alabama; casket
Roanoke, Ala:; hotels, $50,000 and factory) Columbus, Oa.; flour mill,
$150,000, Birmingham and Rome, Amerlcua, On.; franchise for elec-
Ga.; school building., Atlanta. Ga.
active Clark campaign. If h. de
cides that.Clark has no chance to
win. It Is considered probable that
the Georgian will lend what aid It
can to the Underwood boom.
WRESTLING WITH VICE.
Atlanta has s Special Commission to
Try and Weed oat Wickedness
Atlanta, Ga., March 20.—All At.
lanta Is standing off, so It were,
wondering what tho new vice com
mission Is going to do. Will It go
after "naughtiness In high place*,”
| making war agsln.t th. Scotch hlgb-
trlc railway has been voted by clfy ball In the clubs and the gambling
and Savannah, Ga.; bank buildings, | council at Daytona, Fla.'; railway j bridge games among society women;
Ocala, -Fla., end Julletto, Oa.;, now- j .111 be extended from Rochelle lo or will It let tho “high-ups” go and
er nystem, Mlllcdgeville, On.; school lTnntlllla, Oa.: street railway will be'make Ha fight on the Mechanic
building and waterworks ays'.em, extended at Ropie, OS.: telephone 1 street dire*? ft rumor le correct,
Pnvo, Oa. Buford and Morven, (In., system will bq; established at Con- it will endeavor to »tir things up
will - vote, upon Issuance of wntar- }er«, Ga. ■' ’ V ■ i bit at both ends of the Ijne._
MR' FARMER ? 0ME AND SEE DEMONSTRATION’ MARCH 30,
Labor is scarce and high-- No way to make money farming—except in
improved tools. The mpst successful planters,on the market are
COLE’S
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HAR LEY s
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White Pine Sash, Doors, Manxes.
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