Yotran 1
of rmflta.. . - ' "
Kor A~orlato iMk? of Sopromc *
Coart?W. A. Boko, of Liocota: flco. "
H. Brow*, of Beaufort.*'-'"
Jmlfo Plrrt Judicial District?
(BUS Corrwrpoodont.) ^ a
Pg orafcla u> too <uMl<l?c> of Oot, t
Woodrou WHaon lor too praatdoocy a
but they so to Baltimore nnfattcrad a
,r-o ' to an, ttrfmtto,:; u .
b. tba t>. ulimaut of Oi. con volition h
:Y ' man ?"' S ' |
mV&'M Tba trat ttbt of too coo, cation b
. was oror tba Liotuonant Oovrrnor^
ablp Xbt mwHrasa.arre John 0. J
Btiii ,, Sbir, of Curaborlftadt vtf. D. Bou- fi
.hall, of Whkc; Wdto WrSuM. a
of Halifax; . ?. McKay, of Roboraon;
K. L- Daoahtrldso of Naak .
.sfef following r?ult: KounbtfipWI and
7S-100; DUXI >11 and Tg-100. I
*. ' Oaughtridge III and 7I-1001 McKay t
ISO ut lt.100; Shaw SIT and J
. : 1M*, ? ?- 4
- , ?jjg Th?r* were TjLjjjgjj
V . con.id^abie chanan in tTOf
1 Daniel, 0la rote brine M4 and
, ?S_l0O. The neat hi (best candidate 1
araa Shaw with a rota of SIS and a
n-roo. T8?frw*? ?eifi?-itT?tri<aet- <
lot after thla ballot had been' an
Bounced. there warn, calla tor a Me
Hay and Shaw conaotldatloQ and the I
third ballot wan tahen. The feature
?r thin ballot waa a (real jyeeeh by
Sbutord, of lllckbry, who eaat Cm- <
? taw ban entire tote for the farmer'e f
Jfj eandWaiar B. 1> Tlaoahtrldia. -jrhln i
ballot showed n atni greater lncrbaae i
in th. rote for Daniel. Afttrwthla
. ? ballot a motion won made to adjonrn r
K, , for one *ndr for aoopbfc.- The Dan- ,
lei delegate, oppoeed thla more and i
is ?A jS-. tuton^Wlcall- it. wan overwbolmlnp- j
.#t 1y. defeated and th* fourth ballot
r My. proeeedod wftb Denfe 1 ?Ithta 31 ,
S - r * >ote* of the pool. Bat on tthe b?l?
. k* there waa a ttdghty flump. Dan'
i?1 lost to, reducing hia vote to 393
and 47-100 while Daufbterldge'a waa .
kWaa' rvff nn rh'ic hattnt warn and
f aniBg on oi. tan oypm. wwe frw
tlrally ont of the conning Open the
hoada. they'had'Jlalled to Uhe the
' ?? to tham*6 Vbe "firth" ballot begin
nam Mr : talfll ?M o. th* #oor
*nri w?tcbed?heVilif..l sxocm I
flO'v. rlBOgbtor. nr. of
.YidM.I that Kt.-rirlSa ?M galninr
am'. that ?? i(l?aKI?? the third,
Tie nomlaoe In hie remarks'said:
I an a termer aa baa bran raid and
am noi supporting tar wire and
iren children from its products,
Applause). J shall know 06 clase
i mr representation on We state
cket. 1 am proud of being a far'mr
and pfoud to be on Abe ticket with,
tat great democrat Aoeke Craig."
Thd next and > moat bitter fight
i.?> ^ ime
up wwn tne piairorm wt|
Hid by Cameron Morrison which la
I follow*:
.' o'vt'-'ii" The
Majprtt? Platform.
The platform aa autnrUled bythe
lajorlty of the platform committee
th^^pt^ettatW?W*of the \
emocrmtlc party, la cooreaUou ??- .
ombled, reaffirm oof deroUon to
to time honored ariaclplee of ooa- '
tltutlonal goverameaf. aa eetablfahd
by the rather* of the republic, and '
> the mill greater principle* of bu- '
tan aouality, ar proclaimed by Jeff. '
raon. with etjaat rigbta to all and
peetal prleilegea to none, and here- <
We fkvor the election of aanator. I
y a direct rote of the people. '
We oppoae anbildiee In any "form. '
We taror publication of campaign
nnde both before and after prllarlea,
coareatloas and elaetton. ne
flwe n* imtMMRPiitWo
condemn the corrupt oae of
nooey, or other corrupt means to
nfluence rotere In primarlea, eon.
cation* *nd elections. favor
he enactment of such criminal !avr?
a will effectually prevent s\ich pracMUt
R?ViilK>t?n( t??nre.
iwgjhnd , ? .-u^-^Vrg^.-.c-;::
w? favor th. improvement of out
public roads and hijhwan. wise mad
-eaeonable dralnale laws, and the
'onsdrratlsm of all oar natural remnrcea
WrK"..
tt+wfatryo:- - tea ri*
IWw and Fntdtc InaUtatUme.
'-W, ^:r r. K
loa of the Confederals veter?nm at
the State and pladae ournelven to a
- on ttn nation" of such jpoHcjv- i wtW?
plod a* ouraelaaa tta continued
development of the Internnl affaire
of the state, to the maintenance ot
and domb and blind, mod ^all other
the fotdamfint&t and ehtof
of all povf?rliinont. Wo bt<113
ve IcBK* In' reut_ rl^ht .f
child to an t?iU4l chance to develop
|tl rouf^H ?ducation, every power n|thin
him for citiaetiahip and ahrilce,
and in the duty of the at??e to place
adOQuato oppoT'?jally fbraoch development
within tho reach of *,T?*J,
chflil.
public liool In every din11 let of the
?t.-i. spo.. the bulletin- of more adc
qtin t tu hool ; in " e a h
trie tr, of thy at ite, and vpoa the oda
ntional |>rogr< i " ''
ornv. ruoim;i k MiowERH W3
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H. W. A. Page le the Now Yorgbuu
1T calling certain member* ?t congreea
lurr to Washington ami mwoW In
ttinlatratlon of. the Democratic pgr- <
it. We ideor the continued support
ind IlWhaeed effletenw of the public
ichool irttem in the state. anil the
inlargement of the opportunities of
the children of the ttate: to obtain
la education, and we favor po Intreaee
length of pnblle school* M
irUl foe tar nnJalereet In country life
nd furnish batter preparaUeo for
moffl nrofltablu ftriuinx anti n. u rv
omforlnwe llrlngjn.the 00^07. , '
Control of Pnbllc Service CorporaThe
supervielon and.' control of t
public aervlce corporatlone la a wttj ,
recognised right of theatate and BO- ,
Uooal goveromente, and w<S pledge ,
ourselves to the enforcement of thin ,
right in the Interest of the Jieopte of j
the eUte, conelitenl with lair and ,
Just treatment of the pnhHe. service ,
corporatioh end no pnbllc service 4
prlvllegea; or other hfew,=10
too or corporation.
. ^pr&tfttte-to/iaA demand J
tho suppression of tram and monopolles.
and favor the enactment ?r .
such laws In both slate and nation,
/with atfeh nectStary machinery, and
powers, as wtil make their distance
Impossible. "We believe that nth. Is
personal, ae well as corporate, and
we demand that SI! antt-trnst laws
be enforced both by fh- cWI -and
criminal proceseee of dnr courts.
__
Wo denounce protection as a rob.
bory of tha many to enrich the few,
and w* favor a tariff limited to'the
needs of the Bovernnjient, economically
administered, and to levied as
not to discriminate atalnst any tnduatry.
eleaa'-or section, to tha end
that the burdan of tasatlon. shall be
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loan. man .Wrfuro lh, ilirelfchl
crooks, It* was IndlctaH Oy a Iran#
New York, on a chtxree of tlbal ?
W^Wngton. n r . June ?.-A I
> umber of special tralMl tntched ]
*> catital today witb ?ieJefaUoTU? to J
tKo irnwoilltit' nf tkn vrunt Pn.
umbua memorial recently erectgd on
he plaza la front of the unloa it**.
:tpn. The unveiling will take place
.omarrovr end the event premises to
->e on* o^rtM^raoit n^e^f jU ^
raj from .every 'section of the Unitod '
States and Canada, the most of
Mb are members of the Knights of ^
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expected to equal In nnmorjcaj^Iip- j
tfqn psgesots.. In addition to tbo '
Knlfht, Of Col ambus and representatives
other civic bodies ihemarcherg
will Include thousands bf soldiers
sailors and marines. R.'K.
Evans chief of t^9 miljtla division |
of the War Department, will act as I
grand marshal. jMS? 4
'"7,77^ ?'
will pro.1
Oilc UntToroItr 01 Amcrtns. Tito inttW
sddropa win bo-?lI?orlB|' *>
c#l?f Justice Victor J. Dowllni! of the
- in ?ii t nio innmrn
TTRPAV. MOPMIiA^H NOBTH
At H<
MBBM
TiswjL
ladof Cit.
us mil
Burn i
Refuses Flattering Offer Els
Material Increase In Su
His Intention to Ren
Gratifying to th
5
Superintendent N. C. Newbold. of
the Wsahlngton Public Schools is to
remain in Washington. This decis* *
ton was reached by him yesterday f
afternoon and so stated to the meet- |
log of the board of school* trustee* i;
held at the school building. f
Borne week* ago Mr. Newbold re- s
celved a flattering offer to go Mtowherc
and after looking over the field *
decided to accept the offer. In con. t
sequence of his determination to a
leave here and at a meeting of the f
school trustees on May 31 he tend- c
ered his resignation aa superintendent
of schools. t
The board prevailed upon Mr. New- i
bold to reconsider his determination t
and proposed to him a material in- r
crease in salary to remain. They
further suggested that he take the s
matter under advisement for sever- 1
al days and then render his final de- t
cision. Mr. Newbold on yesterday, c
as already stated, made his answer t
and It was that he had decided total
remain in Washington. <j
There has been a rumor on the c
streets for the past several days that o
Superintendent Newbold had resign- t
ed to accept a more flattering offer e
but the rumor could not be verified t
at the time. Mr. Newbold was ap- r
preached with the matter by the t
Dally News but be gave no answer p
mdflclent to form a conclusion wheth- r
Ue.h&sl decide! to leqve Washing- t
mm fflunmi
'a ?t Session One Oi The Most
Successful 'Since fta
Foundation * J
[ One of the most successful com
ii miii iii < A?t ' Asa. . klatnra . Af Ihu
ieneemema__ ra wo naivi j
Carolina Training School,
treenville, cam* to an Ifcd Tuesday
venfng last. Thla fnstltutlon of.
earning la a credit to the state and
h? put session has been one
I add *atlsfactory tat aiil departjeuta
The etas* coll tor the year
iaa compoaed of the following young
idles:
Mines Florence Rmelia Blow, Nanle
Irene . Bowling, Edna ^lau
lampbell, Hilda Crltch<?r, Minnie
teat Dai!,-Marguerite Marshall Davis
adle Exum, Allle Estelle Greenet
imma Caro Harden, Ethel Pauline
lunter, Mattle Moye King, Nora Bell
(ason, Eola Icleen Proctor. Willi*
Ernestine Ragsdale. Georgia Lltting
Cott, Pat tie ttsdaleand Lewis-" Will i
President Wrtdht in the absence
f Mr. J. Y. Joyner, superintendent
f Pobiic Instruct ion - presented the
Inlomaa and the nreaeatatlon of the
llbiea was made by Governor JarVls.
! .'. right made some ah-*
s'to tfie work of the
i thanked Dr. Claxttm for
^min^M"g^eT10wn,,Ncnh
tote" and after a benediction by
tov..a.M. Rock, paftor of Memo r la <
iBtf m?I
Boston, Mass., June 7.?All arrangements
are perfected tor the
tut?n tryout for.- the selection of
:ran Olympic team. The
trials will take place tomorrow at
and will be participated
in. by nearly 100 athletes
who are ambitions to become memDeratf
the. Amerlcsn agp-ejatloa
that is expected to. grab off a plentiLade
of -firsts, Becondr ons thirds In
the great contests this summer In
Stockholm it-:
.. The competitors tomorrow will
represent'the cream of the amateur
athletic talent of the. United States,
ghe best of the college men apd the
pick of the club athletes will be Included.
In many of the contests It
hsttfion against champion.
TbVsprWt Ihce. tor Instanee. has
among its entries three men who
have records df flr^S toconds for the
1 (HI yards, while title holders also
wilt be seen in thp Quarter, hslf and
mile Specs.
Olsglng, Rheppard and Riley of the
Irish A raer 1 can ir-4. of Mew York,
the greatest half mttor* to the ;2lun
*17 iBheppard especially Is consider
ed the peefr of any one in thsTworld
ai mat distance. Me n^urH mat m?
Swld indfb??S?8l??m* ?r? golni
cHfttea tfte naaoaomo home *1 Mr. M
AL Jones on NortJi Market Street so<
-writ EeJ$ the rem* E
<VO- MiyJonea ,?fk4 family axpar
mw&zthfi aii?m owm<[ ?
Mrs. M. T. Arch bell and Kh. Arthi
UaVAn nn 1U?I " f>> *
May on pn aaat serosa fctreet.
y'jfFfc- uBS^f v <rS5'
ton or not. it
That the has decided to remain in It
Washington as superintendent of the x
Public Schools will not only he re- t
celved with Joy by the entire stu.
dent body and the teachers, but the t
entire citizenship as well. The school t
under his management has progress- t
ed and forged ahead under all lines <
and his departure for another field i
just at this time would have been
a public calamity. t
Washington ' could not afford to I
release him. Ho has done a wonder- 1
(ul work in this city for education, i
Mr. New bold was seen this morning
by a representative of the Daily i
News and when ailted for an expres. i
ton he gladly gave out the following.
,
R?t DENNIS W. DAVIS
DIED IRIS AFTERNOON
t - . ,
The condition of Re*. Dennis Da via
former psetor of the Christian
Church here. Is not so well today.
The end is expseted at any time. Mr.
D^vls was brought here yeaterday
froni Jlacheya, where he lives, for
treatment.. Ills condition la a source
for regret from his Urge number of
Ifrisnd* throughout the city and
county. He Sm one of the most brtlllant
pVeaehera of hla church, in the
state.
Later.
Rev, Dennia W. Davis passed away
! this afternoon at the home of Mr. T.
H. Davis on Bast Second Street at
' roe o'clock. The funeral will take
iWce t Jamoarllle, N. c, bit old.
1 bom* oithor tomorrow or 8ondaf. A j
? more eateudel notice of Mr. Herln
' "V'll ?POO*r In tbo Dally News to;
r*"?w' jfc.j.
IflREE CARS ARRIVE
\ - Mr. C*lrb B. Bell. aauieT'of th?
WMWMtw CM m MMbiM 0o?>
Mar "* !??<! IMat Mr** OarHt
tba laupt m*b? and pnttarm.
L / AM JMI
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ewhere. Truateee Made a
perlntendent'a Salary,
lain in Washington
e Entire City, *
Mr. Newbold said: ^
"This is.the flret time 1 hare ever
sked the privilege of .making a per- >'1
onal statement through the newstaper*.
Itttt In order tq give definite ?^8
nformation to my friend* In Waab- '
tigton. I have thought it wise to
hake the. frank and open statement
rtaich follows:
"I hasten to state It is not given- "^?3
nth the idea of any special tmporanc4
attaching to the matter so far
is I. am concerned hut simply to in- 'g
orm my friends definitely and at ." i
mce about the situation. .
"I was offered a position last Sepember
and asked by.the party makng
the offer, to request the board
ier? to release me. For satisfactory H\:i
easons I declined the ofTer.
"0^ April 16. 1612, another portion
was offered me which pays
12,260.60 salary a year. After a '&
rip to New Work and Virginia, etin- /
erning the work offered, I decided
o accept the offer but reserved my
leciaion until after a conference with
ur local school board. The board
net on May 31. I stated the facts
f the new position- to them, and
hen tendered my resignation.as suprintendent
of schools here. Rather
han accept the resignation and
oake a change in superintendents at
his time, the board offered me a
ery material increase In salary to H
eraain in "Washington. Having,. : . ,
nade up my mind to leave 1 could
iflt glvea~ definite weeaptame. to tlw ?
>oard suggested that I r-onslder the
natter p day or two. I agreed to . w.-\3t8
his proposition. , y .
After consulting the. parties in- crested
in the offer on April 16, who >,4
hought perhaps Kought to respond
o the local.call gnd continue as sup. ":*i
trintendent here although the salary
a not bo large.
Yesterday P. M.. ' after considerable
discussion the board renewed ~ rk V?
:hclr offer statins that they thought V/tel
it wise to etick to the proposition
nade on May 31. ;T~\ " .
Their offer was accepted ami I :?
shall remain in Washington. Under
these new conditions I shall hope > r.
for renewed co-operation on the part
of our citizens.
SOMMER SIHOOL M
OPEK NEXT MONDAY ' 1
Misses Lillian Campbell and Ella.
nbeth Warren will begin their turnmcr
school at the Public School! c
building next Monday. The hours
for instruction will be from nlhe to
twelve dally. This is an excellent opportunity
f6r those unable to at- $J?5
tend school during the winter to se- vj
carp first class training. There is
the promise of a large class thla year.
Both Misses Campbell and Warren'
are teacheTs of ability and those who
take a course trader them are to he M
congratulated.
CHILD SICK 1
f Master Ottfa M. W.tnfleld. the 14mcnthc-old
eon of Mr. and < Mrs. 1.
M. Win Held, la reported to be m? 1 ?TM
laick at hla home comer of Third ahff" '[ J
Pea roe Street. Be te a bright - 3
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n? will aoow ntawn.
Mm. R. A. O. BwrMW t. In Scotland
Naek.H. c.. TMtnw W.t.r -1 *13
Mr. Ch.rlM l^wnw, > uttlB
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