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fV * ' 1’:? ■?' i I i Chiircli Directory. | [R-V’A'i Ike Chiirdk of thfe Holy Cowfoffler. (Episcopal) ■k( Se*miii j»lB Bcum (Ukble. Rector. Every Sunday, 11:00 a. and 8;00 p. m. , . o Holy Communion: First Sun- ifty, 11:00 a- m. Third Sunday, Vfi30 ft* lUrf Holy and Saints’ Days,10:(K)a. Sunday School, 9:^ a. m. ^ The public is cordially luvited. All pews free. .. . CliiistittB Owrdx. .Comer CKulrch and Davis Sts. lOT. A. B Ptttar. Scrrkct: Preaching every Sunday, 11:00 M. m. and 8:00 p. m. Son^y School, 9:45 a. in, Jno.. B. Foster, Si^t C^stian Endeavor Sfsjrvices, fintpd^y eveinings at 7:15 >- Mid-week Praw S^ce, eve* jfy W«^«s^y fi la. lidies’ Aid and MissionaFy So* d®ty meets on Monday after the Second Sunday in ea^ nionuu A cordial invita^on . extend^ *®A€hurch Home for Visitors wad Strangere. Bei&iftoB Rdfof«ed Qordi Comer Front and Anderson Sts. Evr. J. 0. A»w*w, PactMT. Sunday School every Sabbath, 9*45 a. m. Preaching every 2nd and 4th Sabbath, 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. n. Mid-week Service every Thurs- 4»y, 7:45 p. m. A cordial welcome to all. Parsonage 2nd door east of riioreh; ’ Presb^eiiaa Cknrdu Rrr. DwMtM Hclvar, PwtM. i Services every Sunday at 11:00 ». m. and 8:00p. m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Prayer-meeting, Wednesday •t 8:00 p. m. The public is cor^dially invited to all services. FREEli CHARGE, ACtOSEO KISS fmA Stre»» M. £. Chsfch, Sooth. 1«. T. k. Syfce*, Paatsr. V Preaching every Sunday mom- lis and evening. Bun^y School, 9:30 a. m. Prayer Service, Wednesday evening. Hendersonville, N. C,,‘iiun^i2. -Demonstrating their gmtitude for a verdict of not guilty^ the seven defendants tried for their lives for the murder of Myrtle Hawking wept for ioy^ today as they leaped to the farmer jui’ora who had been isolated from their loved ones for 25 d^ys and kissed and embraced them While me shouts of the audience reirit the courtroom. A member of the jury stated- after court that some of them were in favor of murder in the second degree, but after several balfots, the verdict of not guilty was agreed upon this morning shortly after 9 o’clock. ^ ■ The'defendants, Dan W. Mc Call and daughter. Mrs. Beatrice andbuBband, A. B. 1; George jutid Bpney Bradley and liztie Shaft and Nora Bnti ^^^rg Indicted under* counts, but were not found guil- ^ under any of them. The rinfi||»g ol the court house bell was for tlie ren dering of'the verdict, and when it w^s received the w>urt room was taxed beyond its capacity by m«n, women and childien, both white add colored, all anxious to learn if the great mystery had been salved. Commenting on the outcome of the case, John Howard ,A. Foushee said, that although the county had incurred considerable expense in trying to clarify the mystery, the money was well spent in vieof the fact it had been clearly shown that Hender son county citizens and officers were not trying to cover up one of the most mysterious and hor rible crimes of modern times. He vouched for the fact that a most exhaustive effort had been made to solve the mystery. Solicitor A. Hall Johnston stated that he had spent considerable time in trying to ferret out the case, but despite what ever view would be taken of his actions, he felt that he had only performed his duty. . Judge Foushee today declined a motion inade by de fense for counsel for an order authorizing the county authori ties to pay the expenses of somfe of the defense witnesses on ac count of the poverty of some of the defendants. MKedeaia Lst!iief«B Cbnrek Front Sts^t. K«v. C. L llersut, PmIw. ptetidence next door to Church.) Morning Service at 11:00 a. m. Vespers at 3:30 p. m. (No services on third Sundays. ) Sunday School 9:45 a. m„ ev- tfy Sunday. Teachers’ Meeting, Wednesday iiOO p. m. (at parsonage.) Woman’s Missionary Society (i^ter morning service on fourth 'iDBdays.) L. C. Bs., Saturday before third Sundays, 3:00 p. m. L. L. L., third Sundays at 8:00 - Cbairek. Crr. S. L Mwsm, Putwr. Preaching every Sunday 11 a. m., 8p. m. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Sunbeams, second and four th Sundays, 3:00 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 8p. m. Church Conference Wednesday before first Sunday in each month Communion, first Sunday. Woman’s Missionary Society, first Thursday 3:30 p. m. Ladies’ Aid Society, first Mon day 3:30 p. m. Grsce Recovefing. Newnan, Ga., June 13.—Eu gene H. Gi&ce, who Was myste riously shot at his home in At lanta, last March, and who has since been partially parayized, was operated on for the removal ojP'the bullet supposed to have severed his spi^^al cord. The ball was not removed, but it was found that the spinal cord was not severed, nor was the bullet in the spinal column. It was embedded in one of the vertebrae. He is expected to recover. Mrs. Daisy Opie Grace, his wife, formerly of Philadelphia who is charged with the shoot ing, is now at liberty on bond. Her trial is set for the week of June 24, but developments in Grace’s condition may, result ih another postponement. 1 ike Methodist Protestant Chorcb, East Davis Street. Rc7. Utoaai E. Dariii. Putor. Far^onoge next door to Church) Morning, 11:00 Evening, 8:00. - Prayer meeting Wednesday avenings. Ladies' Aid and Missionery So- deties every Monday afternoon Aftex* first Sunday iri'^ch month. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Rev. R. M. Andrews, Supt. Exellent Baraca end Philaiiea Classes. You are invited to atr lend all services. WeM» Avenoe M. E. Oknrc^ K«7. fi. T. Pairtor. ^ Preaching every first Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., secotid Sunday at 8:00 p. m. Sunday School eyery Sunday iBoming at 10 a. m. Play for Charity^s Sake. Washington, June 13.—For sweet charity^s sake 18 members of the house of representatives will play baseball Saturday. The line-up, divided strictly on politi- callines follows: Republicans: Anderson, Min- nesota^ catcher; Miller, Minne sota, pitcher; Patten, Penngylva- niaj first base; Kendall, Iowa, second base; Porter, Pennsyva- nia, third base; Farr, Pennsylva nia, shortstop; Reybum, Penn sylvania, leftfield;, Ames, Massa chusetts, centerfield; Lafferty, Oregon, rightfield. Democrats: Rouse, Kentucky, catcher^ Webb, North Carolina, pitcher; Rauch, Indiana, first base; Cravens, Arkansas, .second base; Harrison, Mississippi, third base; Scully, New Jersey, shortstop; McDermott, Illinois' leftfield; White, Ohio, center field; Carter, .Oklahoma, right- field; Edwards, Georgia, substi tute. ' ' The game will be a society af-^ fair and the receipts will be .de voted to hospitals and children’s paly grounds funds. , , "Wasn’t it Ijavid who said, ‘All men are liar^?’ ” asked the Office Pest. “No; Roosevelt,” replied "the Office Grouch. “Cincinnati Inf- FROM MISS., REIliHNS “MeNEY yejurs ag6 I Chicago, June 14. —A letter written by Charles Banks, one of the negro Taft delegates-at- large from Mississippi to Director McKinley of the Taft headquar ters announced that be would support Ropsevelt and was re turning “the money placed in my hands, at your suggestion, to de fray traveling expenses of some of the delegates ^rom Mississip pi,’^was ^ven wt tonight by Senator Dixon, manager of the Roosevelt campaigip, and created a sensation in politic! circles. ^ The letter was unaccom]^ied by explanation from the Roose velt managers, further than that ' ^Senator Dixon received at Rckw^ evelt headquarters this after noon the following copy of a let ter sent today to Hon. William B. McKinley.” ; IBanks and his associates on t^e Taft dde^tioh were seated the committee yesterday |i- i^nst the protest of the floQse- v^lt contestants from the State, t Tbe letter to have been ii^tten to Mr. . McKinley by E^nks said in part: “In keeping vnth my sugges tion of yesterday, I am return ing to you herewith the money placed in my hands, at your sug gestion, to defray traveling ex- ^nses of some of the delegates from Mississippi. ‘It is apparent that some one cohhe;ted with your campaign has been continually trying to discredit me before the country and with'my people for some time. “When I was in Washington a few weeks ago looking after the new Federal court bill frona Mississippi and called at your headquarters, your assistant, without any suggestion from me whatever, brought up the matter of expenses for delegates from my State. I told him then and therie, in your presence, that so far as I was concerned, I would not accept any expense money for myself whatever. ‘ ‘You then proposed that I take enough for the rest of the dele gates. I stated to you that they were all men who could get to Chicago, and you could look after the matter; here both of you, howeyer, proposed that the mat ter be cl(®ed then, to which I agreed.''’ Banks says in the letter that when be reached Chicago last Wednesday, he learned that some one had informed the Mississip^ pi delegates that "you had given me a lot of money for them, as well 2iS for myself.” . He adds that, “I am returning you herewith the money, and you can doas you see fit.” Ajbout the State Normal We desire to call attention to the advertisement of the State Normal and Industrial College w&ch appears in this issue. Ev- ery year shows a steady growth in this institution devoted to the higher education of the women of Nprth Carolina. including the Training School, the College last year had a total enrpUpLent of 905 students. Nine- ty^jone.of the one hundred coun- ties!!^tbe State had represente- tiv^'iifi the student body. Nine- tenths of all the gradiiates of this institution have taught or are now teaching in the schools of North Carolina. The dormitories are furnished by the State and board is provid ed at actual cost. Two hundred appointments with free tuition, apportioned among the several coi n ies according to school pop- luation, will be awarded to appli cants about tHe middle of July. Students who wish to attend this institution next year should make application as early as possible, as the capacity of the dormitor ies is limited. 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G ;':pNIjSEY I i:, ■: ■iDRESSED'.I.UM v\'"Gat■;L6ts; :a; spec^ Ri Shbp Bldg.^^^ m^l4S \ - N.C.; The Obsbbtbr coKsists oi io to la pages daily and 20 to 32 pages Sunday |t handles more news mtitter, Vocal Stete, natioiial ebtid foreign than other NbHh Carolina newspaper. an; m SUNDAY OBSERVER ita anezceileii as ti>.n8W8 mediuib, ’ apd it |ilso pied vdtii exc^ent iraiatteir of a nili-- .liel^WW'iQature^' • ■* .I'Addrefls''' THE CO.i if Famdus Slagi^ BimDtles look with horror on cSkih Ump- tions. Blotches, Sores Or pimples. They dbnt have them, nor will ahyone* who uses .J^ucklen^s iMca ^Salve; It the ^aibi^ Ek Bheuiti yani8%befQre it It cw*m sp^e lips^v.cjMippiB^ hands, chilblains; Unpl^led pte Only 25c p«* aD86|i|it9 iO| MOO'n ^noia JO >jampaa ociupqo )® , > PI»W PWOIHIWWI fT in*XX!« H| *II»®S #v»l ^ 4inSfHVtOK>S i; ■' V-'-’ 14.—It State hospital for th Wawi*3 island, So ff rotbe ‘*ji air and water seemed K S.Pt .iW 0fthe otfl fi o’clo^ Mias Hughes y fch W erected on ii? Rivet opposite - and^ Hr»t street iod tSi^atid inted K^^er weut six other nui ErSV E«i® c’lM like MiSS Hughes, I Lv at the hospital for two U tbeVch^ Sillion aod put on her Ut Sf She stepped into the - it about 'Its to^cpl4»" Lrf Iparticulariy ^ the M Sdres.5ed to Miss 0 Ro he others aaid J:hey could vim. Miss O'Rourke lau* If this early,' \ she to tn&t pThe others watched Miss fcs strike sturdily out. } Ihe turned t > look ana smil them hey shouted to her. [he’d only shook her head "'^'he watching nurses grev lious. Miss Hughes had cl course not far north of flanjrerous eddying curren Hell Gate. Miss O’Rourke bd them: she said Miss Hij sfasoneof the best swim she had ever known. For 30 yards the girl swa bmoothly. Then she raise( right arm ' toward the P^n and weakness seem force it down. It went up imntically and it flashed ,iin the girrs hea*i wen lien it rdse again. In a s „ voice. Miss Hughes criet one work, "cramp." Eveiv one of the six n standing on the beach start ear clothes and shoes. )’torke stopped them. ?N6ne of you can swim, Eud quickly, “I can. I'll Her white sweater came instant and then her ^esring to lose time she i |to the ri^ in clinging id petticottts. The tide ■ ■ » Hughes out .. Miss O'Rourke d hex’ until both were itull 50 yiQ^s. Jiss Hughes in a panic, : the waist of the girl wh .one to aid her. Her hand ied down Miss O'Rourke's -JiM O'Eourke tried to sli IpeHlous grip and place he under the other's shot Hughes relaxed her h lust a moment and then c fter arms around her ft Ineck. , Then the watchers pn th l^w them go down togetr li^nd though they gazed s ||or many minutes they !e either come up creaming then, they ra me hospital. Superint [William, Maborn hurried ||)each with four doctors. l|owed out swiftly in two P«t there was no sign of jiwimmer. p At 6.45 the waves brou l^he body of Miss Hughes t|rowd on the beach. Ev« ||hod of resuscitation was e m but in vain. With gw Irons the doctors went out I The police from Harbor » Mded, but the body o O’Rourke was not found. Miss 0’iU)urke's sist brother are employed in t IllMtal. The home addrei I'the girls could not be lear Caapaiifii Song Writers Chicago, June 14.— of Song writers ha Msy in ah effort to put fo ^ctiohs which will mab 5^gn hits is evidenced ! fthat daily about hal of Such nuiterial is distril 5??dqnarters of the vari( didates. . ^ An exixft man is kept 1 of each candi( i^injg «f the disoarded i >.A few titles of the ii !?^t*Mitthe write lare: **l^ly Ko ^the? HaHerRi « irmrrr'-
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