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AILY NEWS
First Edition
WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA. MONDAY AJTERNOON. SEPTEMBER 5, 1910.
*,v*
Of the Soaahern
Kills Two.
WERE 20 MILES APART
i
FRANK LUiLfKUSt 3 FARM KM,
K1IXBD NKAR I.KVIM.ins ?
KCW COW CAUSES THE 1>KATH
UK MR-v FLORENCE HATLKV
AT CONCORD, SATURDAY.
kiu?d at
a distance ot twenty miles apart U
the record rnadu- by the Southern
passenger train No. 37 this moraine,
as It passed through Rowan an dCa
barrus counties. ?* ?
A-t UuwooJ near Spencer an uni
dentified Irish peddler wa, struck
and tn*tantly killed aa be stepped out
of the way-^gt a freight and was
struck by the fast vestibule.
At Concord Mrs. Florence Hatley;
While trying to lead her cow otf oa
the southbound track and wg, killed
as wag the cow.
No blame wa a attached to the train
otow on accopnt of the aocldent*.
Lexington, Sept.,, 3.^Frank^ x Bil
lings. a farmer of Ootton Grove
township near Lexington, was struck
ood Instantly killed by train No tT]
here this morning. He was walking
on one of the tracks when north
bound train No. 44 approfshed and
he stepped over on the southbound
track and was killed by No. 37. He
leaves several children and was SO
years old.
Concord, Sept 3.?Mrs. Bll Hat
ley. a white woman about 3t years]
off. who Uves at the Cannon mill,
was struck snd instantly. killed by
the Southern^ fast paaeenger train
No. 37 'this morning about 10
o'clock.
Mrs. Hatley was driving a cow
down a una 11 path along. the edge
of thm. railroad track directly oppo
site the powdec Nation of the South
ern Powder Company and on the
approach of th? train the cow be
came frieghtened and bogan to run
along the track.
Mrs. Hatley held on to the chtln
wd-atls?ptifltia hold the cow but
to no avail and a few seconds before
the train reached them the cow
made r daah acros the track. Mia.
Hatley tried to follow but she only
succeeded In getting on the outer
edge of the track when the engine
struck her hurling her over the em
embankment.
Death resulted Instantly. Both
arms and a number of ether bones
were broken and her body was bad
ly brnlsed and mangled, presenting
a most horrible spectacle.
Mm. Hatley 18 survived by her
husband and two small children.
TOO LAZY TO GROW COTTON.
The British Govern men t has fall- I
ed in its attempt to make Bgypr * I
rival of our South In cotton growing. I
A fow years ego considerable uneasi. I
ness wSf felt In this country lest the I
British would be able to develop the I
Industry along the Nile to the extent I
that It would hurt our cotton grow- I
lug. But after spending millions of I
dollars irrigating areaa and In expe- I
rlmental work the crop last year wan I
smaller than the year before.
Laxlnesa on the part of the natives I
la the princlpsl cause. They will not I
work but prefer to steal or beg for I
a living.
One enterprising planter took or- I
,. er a number our Sout'mrn ne- I
groea in the hope thef hey would I
make ideal laborers on. h'a cotton I
.plantations but In a y?i- or iwn they I
got as la ay as the nat!rcs and a)?>|
refused to work. I
In that country a strip of cotton I
is all thst a man needs in the way I
Of Nothing and as all he has to do I
to secure ht? food is to ateal a few I
bananas every day work seems to I
him a useless effort.
The British government Is very I
much dlsooursged ovor the ^xperl-1
rnent so fsr and tt looks as though I
tl.o tutotfr* Is no* likely to hold any I
furt^^r terror* for our AmeVlcan I
growers ofiless some enlerplslngl
Yank** invents ,ome mechanical cot* I
ton pJrker Snd 'adopt* plows and cal-1
tivator.. that w111 ruh under their I
own power. ?
BAND OF ROBBERS^
Hold Up and Murder Paymaster
and Companion,
SECURED SUM OF $5,000
THR ROBBERY OCCURRED IS
SIGHT OK BRICK YARO TO
WHICH MEN WERE GOING ?
THERE WERE FIVE ROBBKRA
IN THE PARTY.
Hudson, N. V.. Sept. 3.?Masked
men sprang out of the bushes along
side a lonely lane this afternoou.
held up Dent Fowler, paymaster of
th$ Atlas Briok Company tnd his
nogro driver, shot the driver dead,
wounded Fowler and made off with a
chest ot pay envelopes containing
$5,000.
George Ragsdftle was killed in
stantly; his head was torn away by
two 44-caliber revolver bullet*. Ha
was 60 years eld and. a trusted em
ploye. %' V
Fowler waa wounded'ovor r the
h#art end died without ever regain
ing full < onseiouaness. He ^ 21
years old. a eon of Everett Fowler
of Haverstraw, N. Y. Tbe robbers e*
Saturday Is pay day at the yards
the Atlas Brick Company and ac
'ebrdtng to custom, Fowler called at
the Nswburg bank for his 3>ay mon
ey, sorted it out into the proper
amounts, ticketed the envelopes and
started to drive back to the yards.
It was raining and they rode with
the buggy top up, the boot well rais
ed In front and their heads far back
In the hood. That made it eaBy for
tbe robbers. ,
Just what happened when the hold
up came will never be known until
the murderers are caught and con
fess.
Fowler died beforo he could ut
ter more than a few unintelligible
words. _ ?*
Although the shooting was done
within three hundred yards of the
Jitate Firemen's Home and within
"sight of the yards themselves it was
neither seen nor heprd. The polled"
have to piece together. theUl^ry of
crime from huftet lvalet/^nM f"<>t
prints.- .
Five shots were fired, two of them
tore away the side of Ragsd-tie's
head. The third struck the paymas
1 ter atft>ve the heart. The fourth and j
' fifth passed through the back of the
raised buggy top.
From the size of the holes it
I would appetu* that the robbers used
1 regulation army 44-callbre revolv
jers. From the footprints there seem
to have been five in the band.
Tho hold-np and the shooting
must have followed_each other al
most with the rapidity of the shots
themselves. It can be seen thatj
somebody grabbed hold of the horse's
bridle.
If a demand for the paymaster's
box was made he never had time to
refuse or comply. There is no evi
dence that he tttempted to defend
himself. Hi8 revolver is tsll rlpan
Huddlod In the buggy top. muffled
'n the boot, he must hsve been shot
down like n trapped animal. From
this unreasonable haste the police
deduce that the robbers were un
reasonably terrified.
If was variously reported here this
afternoon that the murderers got
115.000 and $7,500 but advices from
Xewburgh. where the money was
drawn, place the amount st $u,000.
PROGRESS! YKXKflfl ATTRACTS
Tho county which does not mako
v*re. : mid Is content to keep a
'?urs t during, this progressive age
*Mrocl? no horaeseekers but breeds
dfftcontrU among the enterprising
cltlienu \vho have the misfortune to
be located in a' do nothing county
It la getting so now that live men'.
leave dead communItlea and ma*o
a bee-tine for'cities and counties
which are actively in the march of
progress. Therefore, it behooves a
city and county to be progressive and
be up and doing or else lose its best
*en, while utterly falling to attract
newcomers.
It is getting tt? be a new thing for
the progressive portion of a dead
county to manifest a determination
to put loose from a county which Is
maklpg no progress, or very little
if any,?Wilmington Star.
Fall Demands
Crystal and" Jewel Trimmings.
Let us show you our New Line.
ISABELLA TQNIQHTI
Will Be the Attraction at - ' Oper*|
~Hou"e Tonight.
The opera. Isabella, will bo. on
:he boards at Brown's opera house
tonight Cor the benefit of the Ocean
Ftre Company. Some of the clty'3
best musical talent lie In the cast,
and this should assure Its success.
The curtain will rise promptly at 8:45
The costiftne for Columbus which
failed to show up Friday has arriv
ed and. ho will be seen In it tonight.
The ft re inert deserve a full house,
firery home in Washington Is
their mercy. All should attend and
help them secure only the most im
proved apparatus for fighting that
dread monster?fire.
Isabella promises to be an attrac-j
tlon not yet surpassed In Washlng-j
ton by home talent
Tickets are now on safe atBro^wc'sl
drug store. 8ecure yo?0F. seats early [
and arotd the rush, jp ? -$
*? ^
WITH THB SHARP SHOOTERS
New York's little bosses are busy
digging a ditch in which to bury a
certaln Bigger Boss, Why ndt?, toake
It large enoo^ f<^ all bosses, big
and little? The peopfe1 will assist
in filling it. 2?New York World.
The gold brick has disappearsd in
these dogs of high finance, and In
Its place has appeared the gentle art
of buncoing the Indians.?Milwaukee
Sentlenl.
A woman suing for divorce says
her husband has sulked for 40
years. For patience she ranka in
Job's class.?New York Herald.
The Police Gazette used to adver
tise itself by offering belts to prist*
fighters. The Outlook hires a spe
cial car for an ex-presldent. ?
Prodvidence Tribune.
The Kaiser says he Is "the Instru
ment of the Lord." W*hether surgical I
or musical is not very clearly estab- j
llshed.?Baltimore News.
There are gentlemen who, though
now refusing to play In Uncle Jo
Cannon's political back yard, can
not deny they have had some pret
ty good times there. ? Washington
Star.
The faithfulness of Vermont to
the Republican party has certainly
not been for the hope of reward. On
the contrary, the decline of popula
tion Is a striking commentary upon
the failure of a high tariff to pro
mote prosperity. Reciprocity with
Canada would have been more to the
point.?Providence Journal.
"j'hope there wlll%e enough good!
sense to prevent anyone opposing the I
principles for which I stand." An;
Ice cream cone, microbes and all. to
the first persop who correctely guess
es who said It.?^Rochester Her
ald.
Colonel Roosevelt's war paint In
dicates that he has left the reserva
tion permanently and that he means
to hew with big tomahawk a path
through tho pale faces to the White
House.?Dallas News.
XOTlcfc TO CITY DELIVERY PA
TRONS
J By direction of the Poetofllce De
pa rtment:
[ The attention of patrons of this
office Id invited to .the advantage of
providing facilities for the receipt
of tbeir mail be erecting convenient
ly accessible "boie/ or cutting suita
ble blots in their doors. Such action
would enable the postmaster to give
a prompt and better delivery service
with the means at his dlwpoaal.slnre
the carrier* can cover mu<-h more
territory In lesg time'if not compell
ed to "s*alt for nn enswer to his rln?.
Private receptacles for mail arc
also a great convenience to the house
holder. obviating Jhe necessity of
responding to the carrier's call at in
convenient moments as -thlt office Is
Interested In furnishing the best pos
sible service at the least expense.
Your compliance with the forego
ng suggcstlong will be much appre
ciated.
ACCEPT* POSITION
' Mr. Robert Rumley has accepted
a position with the Walter CVedla
Company corner of Main and Glad
den street, where he will be pleased
| to see his many friends
CONVALESCENT.
Mrs. J. J. Whitley who was oper
ated on at the Washington Hospital
last Tuesday for appendicitis I, con
ntf?ecent. VjffBlosa something unfore
seen happens aji* will be able to lesvc
for her home within the next few
days.
THE BOYS OF DIXIE
Norfolk Will Greet Thousands
of Veterans.
WARM WELCOME ASSURED
(.nw-eui) WARaioRa vhom
I tai.nk,, -
?"on BR upnux
O^'cTmp.' CcluiJ^vT ""
North c.r?lln: 16 V',er*a?
I reunion her? on
Wednesday, it is
J tor* within its I
bas ?t one tlm? J
town. Eiposi^jgn. "4.
.r^vri- "
wan,.J ,h0 ow
??rvatir? one. " ? con
Every member of the rr-mn* ?
cmn do ?o. wiU 5* "anion
present" when the fln? JT* th?*e
p<1 ?. ine Waesslon is call
":??T'0n the **?'?* day. ?nd
hrin * **** ??Jority will
,z\rnt ,he,r <????
Th?re U one thin*
i"?* "??" Catalan. 'DrZ
i?:Z7,:th?r -rb}- ?m
7th. ?'k on s*?"mber 8th an J
r;?rr"^ ??*
* ? convention committee
which Col c R ri. of
mln h.? V; H <?"?Olvr. la , h?|r.
" ? *"? ?>??? h?"l lit work ?.r
"? "'*'! "
1 satbprln* aad y, h
com pll.tied ?, wuoh tha, *
=,rrcr,:riS
an occasion lon* to i*. r..m? J
by nil ?rhA . "''numbered 1
"5 "" ?ho ?>"? ? Part |? ? Ar
?"**n#n" h"> ?-ea 1, lor uk
oTmTlnd m"m"er* "< ">* "rand
C?mp ana ever,thin, will bc don<.
In thr?n? d?ne fake ?* 'tav
'? thl? city a pleasant one.
The>- win report th(, ?ureau of
Information, which will be e.tnM|?h
? t|llc Ho,?l ?ntl there will
be assigned to their qnaiiWs
To he e? """ in ? hug6 ten,
o he erected on the vacant lot at
*Zr?z:L?tm ou cou ?"
fortT/hT ",?k""5 "'"r "* ' ??
trlns LlPlea,,,-,.
trips have boon planned for them
?nd I. ? believed tha, ?,r w? ,en
Th?;*!? ,m"""* ,heir t,a?km
They ?m fen,, Vlew m
tooh.omo ".pot and wlli have a
InTTb "" h,rbnr' >"?"""?< ?
' at the navy y,rd (? ? .
mouth. They will hear the Confed
erate choir .In, (h(, 8omh
arn soncv ?nd (hey will ?|,? hoar H(|
r,Th~. bv the most dl.t.n
* lahed Confederates of North C?-.
ollna.
wllThh.bl,K fMtUV" 'he "'-'?ration
will be the parade which has beer
Planned tor the eecond day. Th(> Vjr.
flllla Club ha.- tendered the ?,<? of
a,ret '" P"rti. o t? a review.
-nj? stand.
The rcvlewla* ,,artv wl|| .
Of Rear Admiral w. A X,lrshnll
I , u """ "* the V,.-,
folk navy yard. t'?? commander ...
or!,'? ? "',,p Kr:"""in ?id Oe?
??i (.arr. representing the Carolina
l^rana. and ,urh mentberr ?r h?
?tair ar he ir.ay dealgnate.
'n the par.de there will he ?,x
?T'r,,f m"?rr w"h i,ant'
. corp., two companies of tr.a
W'th ? l,and- ? battalion of
J' from r?" Monroe with the
famo:;* Old Point n.nd two ,-om^
aniey- ?f >'Ctia.t Arililer\
?nd a battalion of r??r?, V| .
Heglmoat with a band. North Car.
Una voternc, with band, and ,11 vt,.
reran, organisation, T,
Virginia t, well as a detail of s,,,..
I.h-Amerlcan War Veteran..
SKRMONS KN40VKD
Th^ sermons of Rev Mr. Cror.?r?!
at the First Presbyterian rhur*h
Sunday morning and at the Payne
Memorial bn Sunday Right
hare been highly spoken of by those
present.
I Mr. Crotrell is a coming d!vla? In
I hit church and hai a bright -and
j promising future
L- -
ICT CREAM gtTPKR
The Phllathea class /of th* ChrUt
lsn church will f'>0 am lc? cream
mipper on the gram la front of t*e
cbtirch tomorrow erenin* for the
benefit of tbe church T|iia is. for'" a
rnoit worthy cause and should be
*?; : rous:y patronlaed.
AS SPONSOR
Myers Leave* For Beuuiou at
Norfolk, Va.
MIm Marc J a Rodmau Myers left
this morning (or Norfolk to serve us
sponsor (or the North Carolina L?l
vision U. C. V at heir annual reun
I on held this year, by Invitation, 11:
Norfolk.
At Miss Myers' request. General
Csrr has appointed the attractive
Miss Lulls D Barham of Newsom:
Vs.. maid of honor.
Mls3 Barbsm has been here as the
guost of Miss Myef* and made
chsrmlag Impression on all who met
her. ? ,
In acceding to Miss-Myers* request
General Carr he considered the
appointment of a Virginian as maid
of honor, under ths circumstances,
perfectly legitimate and thoroughly
proper.
THF NATION'S RTRKNGTH
We speak of the oil, i-allrojd. cop
per and steel magnates, but the real
plutocrat is the American farmer.
He. It la that holds the balance of
power and the (arms are the strong
est rorts of the Nation.
From the Journal of Agriculture,
we learn that in ths last eleven years
he has almost doubled the vafoe of
bis products, the development with
in this time representing a grand
total of *4,343.000.000. or an
nunl average increase of $395,454.
000.
The M'ealth of rtie corn crop alone
equals $1,720,000,000. which <ould
"be used to adoru 76,000,000 peo
ple.
The aggregate value of the gold
and silver coin and bullion of the
United State* is equalled by ih? corn
production. It Is estimated that the
crop thi* year is almost S3.OoO.OUO,
000 above '.he five-year averse*.
Thh? murvelou* production of a
staple grain tells the tale of Improv
ed farms, latest machinery and care
ful thought oh rhe part of the tiller
of the soil.
Old-time method* of farming
production and the quality of the
grain. Th0 Western farmer who l?
the chtef factor In tho great ?-orn
production, is. up-to-date In the
slightest detail of cultivation, and
therefore splendid results must fol
low.
ftrmttiern -farmers, sre, gettlna
awake to their opportunities and 6o
the wonderful treasurers stored In
the soil benejth them. Th*? utiliza
tion of those elements which mak?
for a boutlful harvest has been re
vealed to them and the result Is a
long stride up the road toward ihnt
goal to which the South is approach
ing.?Exchange
ORCHARD AN'I) <iARl?i:\
N*o good orchardist would c-**er
shake apples from the tree to he
sent to marker, although many peo
ple continue to do it.
Fruit of every ktn.1 should ?*?
thoroughly cooled IWore being 1mi?*h
ed for the market. K^en strawberries
parked while warm from th?* flold
land sent directly to cars unless *1
J lowed to irt>t ? hiM^d will quickly di
'??rlorafrt.
Evory bruls<? on an apple will iri
time result in decay.
If the strawberry I#"', hi* hom<
two crop* plow it up arid *et cut
late eabhsge
Wo have known some hnd 'R?i*s
?f illness to otcur fron: eating >su?*e
or pie mndt- from vet; in.maturt
windfall apple*.
There is no doub; that at raw
mulching destroys weeds and retains
the moisture in the ground whatever
other objection* may he made to
It.
bright hoy
Mr. Henry Moore has accepted a
l-osltion with th" Pamlico Oro?ery
Company a- salesman. He if x
i:tig!.t vourgc man.
(if/AT VAGRANT.
William, the much thought-of go:.t
belonging to Mr. Thad Sparrow, .was
arrested on Market street yesterday
and locked up for being on streets
with apparently nothing, to do. Mr.
Sparrov. appeared before the prop
er authorities this morning and had
h'n goatskin released on paying th9
cost of J(l.
Willi?m is now' again monarch of
all he surveys.
* :?? ,
mrs. mom iUi
Mr* Augustus Blount la very ill t*
the home of her daughter. Mrs. W.
B Branch, otr Market street. 8he
one of the county's moat esteem
" ns and among -its oldsjt. It
MEOICHLJ0LLECE
Sensational Publications Retard
ing College
PRESIDENT INTERVIEWED
THE NORTH VAKOI.INA MKMIC.i
rol.I.K.t.t: THK TOl'MHTIO.1
POIt A SENSATIONAL 8TOIIV.
THK MKK1CAL EXAMINERS
NOT TO RECOGNIZE
Charlotte. N. C., Sept. 3.?The
Cbronlclo today Issued an extra cary
rylng a sensational atory Involving
the standing of the North Carolina
Medical College located here, and
which promise* to provoke an in
teresting tight among the medical
profession of the state. Last sum
mer the college was severely arraign
ed In a nartlcle la the New York
American, following which exploita
tion the Forsythe county medical (so
ciety took up the matter and pas*ed
resolutions which t have ' been for
warded to members of the medical
profession in the State.
The Foysyth? county society quot
es an Investigation of the college re-'
cently made by the reference com
mittee on medical education of the I
Amrlcan Medical Association and
the Carnegie Foundation in which
the college lg assailed aa having prac
tically no laboratory and being poor
ly fitted, mnuncd. etc.. and unwor
thy to bestow the degTee of M. D.
The Forsythe resolution aske? that
the state board of medical examin
ers recognise no further the degree
of the college and that the legisla
ture be petitioned to nullify that sec
tion of the college charter which
permits the granting of diplomas.
Thrf American Medical Journal of
recent date also contains severe stric
tures upon th? college by a Mr. Flcx
ner who went to Charlotte to make
an Investigation.
Dr. J. F. Munroe. president of the
college wtftfrajtlieen.'about the report,
said the cbffrg^ were the outcome
of a political fight In the State Med
ical Society, which Involves some of
the college stockholders/ but with
which the college has nothing to do:
wrote his r*port of the college lab
oratory standing in the door upon
his visit to Charlotte; that h<* did
not look, nelt^op i*as he asked h to
the ia^Joratory. -4
Temperance is the nurse of .*!?
?Wyceerlyy.
MURDERS HIS WIFE
.
Wake County Man Kills Wife
and Then Escapes
AUTHORITIES ON LOOKOUT
8tat? Tjk-. *" 8HUTUUX
THi: WOM
AN'S eve; iiix?wiNti the Tor
of heh head off?so rea
SO$ ASHIOXKD FOR TRAGEDY.
Apex. Sept 3.?Willi a foul oath.
Aluiya Raines shot aud killed his
wife, Stella Rains at Friendship u
lumber siding 2 1-2 miles below
Apex, this morning at 10 o'clock. Ho
used u breech-loading shotgun which
be borrowed from a neighbor for the
purpose, tiring a load squarely in her
eye, tearing off the top of her head
Death was Instantaneous.
Loading the gun again he dared
auybody to follow him. He came
to Apex and caught a southbound
passenger train.
The authorities at \\Mnston-Salem
Greensboro and Durham have been
notified to look out for him. No
cause Is assigned for this rash act.
The woman killed had a bad reputa
tion.
fgjgE
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QUIETLY OBSERVED.
'Labor Day In Washington carried
with It nothing out of tfco ordinary.
With the exception of the tenks and
poet office being closed there was
nothing to show that It was a holi
flty.
The workmen are enjoying the
holiday going Aching, tramping In
the woods and .driving and motoring
to different t>orts of the country
IS VERY ILL
The many friend^ of Mr. and Mrs
.lame* Wiggins, In Washington, will
regret to hear of the critical illne*?
of their son. Wright, at the hospit
al In Tarboro.
Last week the little fellow was op
crated on for appendicitis and since
thut time his life has been despulreil
of. While his condition Is about the
name today there 1* gra? hope for
his recovery.
^Try io b$ something in the world
and you will be sotnetl.lng. Alui-iv.;
excellence and eXcellei.ce will be yi
taincd.?Bolleau.
POSTMASTER PAUL'S APPOINTMENT
STILL IN FUTIMO RUMOR SAKS
T? !>?-? jw?st:aa-*ier a; Wathlnxlun
S? {!;?? iu::1)illon nf mctiy local Ke
]>ntil!r:i:iw and iJ i-ortalu rumor.-' art
nirrn t tber? will l?e ;i change in cut.*
office when the iiuxt appointment
made to succeed ilie lm-seiu incum
bent.
Mr. Paul is n candidate to auc
cm-iI himself H..j;ihIi !??? had the
j./h i-im-Wcd. hut It :t|ii*?;ar*< that re
cent development* hart- mid** liif j ?
mh th ill ? or:-in and lie
??' 11hrr.e to i-nr.ioiid with f
j which lit- had i:i' notice.
j .'i! the rweiit Kepublb-nn 8?nt?*
I Convention th?T?- ?? n* .< ji*mi for il?
state i hrjiimT)ii*lui' ir.d i*o:jjre--*m:i'i
j Mnr^head wdp. ? re:- hi* oppmirnt:
] thi?~ was miexpecU'd
It pr?em? there vms i, /inal betwe?r.
one rt the deb-jfnt*"* .'rem
wherp'jy the Tlutler and Moreh?ad
i>ki.k<;atfs k\i'i:<tkj?
Quite :? r."mKr nt ?lcloir;ito. ,*i'
lh*i At!>?nt!r Deeper Water
way AssoHat'.or v Providnce. R I
?:rt- exports "e'.'ii'n J'Mm 'mi. v,
Some will :.<? :6?urr. urti! '???
I vefk
Accisrrs ronmoN.
Alexander Elver, and Co.. o: Atlanta.
Ga.. has returned to the city snti
accopted a position with the Cutler
Bicycle shop. He he- oitp be>t
wishftr.
TO ATTEND ItKl NIOS
Quite a number *>! returnn? of tho
Confpdorr.cy expect to attend ihe
reunion tt Norfolk this. Wc?k. A
grTe*r time Is beir.g platr.ed for
theai.
TWO ADDITIONS
There were two additions to the
membership of the First Baptist
church Sunday night, one by letter
OS. br biptiMtl.
iforceh promised their support and ca
ido^einct!i to Timothy k. Cutler for
'postmaster ir. thi* city, thi? being
true, and I hey having won their
tight, it look:1 a* If a re< ommeuda
? tlon i>v them would assume th<? ap
Ipotntnieut of the must they favor.
Evidently Postmaster Pauls po?!?
| <ion Is not so strong as It was serorm
jinot.thft ago. and the light promise?
'to be ? spirited one and one which
; the eitlzetie of the eity will wateh
jwith juiuh interest.
:'Jier." ";a> been cine"; s;wtilatIon .
? > v ho would *?jr-i;re fiis
? '* v'is ii| i!m#? uu-rtl iha*
j :i !??,?? TPS stj'gli? bo *. 1:r
!!???: i.its- ? r?T the Split i : II ;.?!"! hll'-.Vl
! rinks and iheir no: uei*e able to
' r^aeh any ngreenien?. Tli!* i.? still
! possible because tl?* powers that
!be would ne*er eonsetii jhat. Mr Out
lier bould be named.
t<> \ ihit factory
i!r W ll Fi?> ;?< or tl?e firm M Ruts
l?ro? . Ie!t this mt?rn!r.p for Now
York While nway he vI!! wait ibe
fiirtor;- of the Victor InRing Ma
chine it Ccmdor. V * ? R?vi'j?ti?' Mr.
Rusa received a letter from the Vic
tor people comtr.ncUnR them on the
way they are handling thlr goods In
Washington. Ho was also Riven a
special Invitation to vl-lt th*- f??
">ry.
| R;;** Bros, have been offered re*
territory for a branch taore which
1 they now have under consideration.
This local fim carries a most com
plete llne of talking machines find
poods in the aouth?they compare
favorably with the larger place* of
tirflness m the clt!es.
All the great afnrera of the world
car bo heard on the Vlvtor. The su
perior make of the Victor is known
far and near. %
WILL RETURN THIS WEEK.
Ret. H. B. Searlght, pastor of the
Flrat Presbyterian church, who ha*
been absent several weeks on a vaca
Uou, la expected to rtvm thla week, j*