eg long Very low.
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vmuiu.i, . JN U., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1895.
Whose NO. 1,340
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Mr. James W Long, alone an nn I
attended by tender bands and affec-i eirr KimmonaFataiiy Bnrneaiin
lies at almost the point of death; in
lis obscure abode jn rear of Church
gtreet. He bas typhoid. pneumonia
and reeda attention, Let not' the
Christian people of the city see this
njgn pass away for want of ' nursing.
Goto bim at once.
jo Atlanta. :
Tbe A tlanta- Exposition, is ,catch4
jDg c oncord and Cabarrus in" great
numbers now, On Monday night
tee following parties left .for a
weeka yisit: Dr. and Mrs R S
Young and Master Robert, Mrs- D
p Johnston, Mrs. LFoil, Mrs. :,T
A Mod -r, yiiises Belle Moser and
LillieIdwig, and Messrs R L
Dove anil D J Bostian. I
ITin IJnn.l '
"-Another Pris
oner Escapes. . V....-;
nday's SaHsbury Herald: SaU
urday afternoon -Henry -Kiiamonsj
white, and. Bob Boyden, colored,
were foun d on the s tree t s d run k and
put in the guard house This is a
common occurrence but the imprisi
uumem provea to be tbe death of
Kimmons.
Aoout 8 o'clock
alaim of fire
Dr. White, the 'ansinVv
Dr. James White, wnor 'stands
charged with a fiendish insult to the
half-witted daughter of Mr. vBai bee,
an account. .of! which. was in- thes8
columns, is now in the, Rowan jail
for safe keeping. Tne authorities
of this county were made to believe,
by a "sham" telegram from Harris-
burg, that a lynching bee, Beveral
hundred- strong, was headed towards
have . been .retained to assist , the,
prosecution. The trial will, of
course, take placer in Stanly county.
Mr. Bar oeo said to a reporter, and
he talked mighty square and frank
amid all his sadness and pain, ."all I
want is that justice be meted out.'
Inasmuch as the case v belongs to
Stanly, that county will have all the
cost to foot up, among them the
Cost of the guard that watched the
, f-, . . ,
at night the
ftcllius His rrotlncts. j
- Mr. G Ervin, of Saunders, this
county was in the city Monday. He
brought with him a: lot of tomatoes
put up at his cannery. He sold to
Messrs. G W Patterson and E P
Hiii. - .' ; ;;, -
Mr. Ervin tells us that he put up
about 1500 cans of tomatoes. The
SiiKDARD cote3 this with much
pleasure. . ' '. - .
M -
inside and the door was soon opened;
He stated that he was burned and
was sent to Kluttz's drug store for
treatment by a ? physician. Dr. W
W McKenzie was summoned, Ibut
before he came Boyden- left and has
not since been seen. -
After the door to . Boyden's cell
had been opened an effort was made
w uuiuuk me acor to the cell in
which Kimmons was confined, but
the key refused to work, and it is
said was dropped and lost, and the
heat and smoke drove the officers
out of the building. The fare' com.
A 7
panies f promptly responded- to the
alarm, and, soon , had , two lines of
Lane Folks Entertained. rl ose stretcneu to tne DUilttine:, and
Little Miss Olhe and Masters j in the meantime parties with axes
KaL b and Campbell . Chne enter-1 were cutting into Kimmons' cell.
taiaed a number of little folks at This , took time and the building
their home on Corbin street Monday I was burning rapidly. : O wing to its
night, tne ccca Ton being the cele nature; the fire was hard to control
bration of the tnirteenth anniversary and it was ten minutes or more after
of -Mastet Ralph. Those who re the .water was turned on before the
fipouded to the in vita ions .were building .could be entered, he
Misses Oilie Fisher, Janie and'Zula door was then broken open and sev
Patterson, Lottie-Davis, Lidia Bakka era! men rushed in the room , and
and Fred Ross, " Homer Fisher, brought immons out
Ralph Odeil, Walter and Fletcher The man was .unconscious and
Fink. A refreshing . supper was was hurriedly taVen to Kluttz's
ieryed and the little folks had a gay ding etbrt, where several physicians
time until 9 o'clock, when thev dia- did all they could: to relieve : him.
- - - - - - .-., - i .
persed for their respective 'homes.' He was badly .burned and had in
haled a -large quantity of smoke and
Insure Sow.
Eyerybody is getting a Penn
policy. They are the nicest that
can be written. Christmas is com- some time Kimmons .was taken to
iag and you had better get a life the. Rowan House. He .recovered
insurance policy for some of your consciousness yesterday and spoke,to
folk
rush
mcont
Agent. morning
P. S. You mav have a fira "at I Mr. Kimmons lived near China
tome" and should have some .fire Grove and was about 46 years old
durance beforehand. J, F. H. ; He was an honest, , industrious jman
aad,h,is paly. failing waj an oyer ' in
.Concord last Thursday night. "Sheriff J11 Thursday night while" Dr. White T xt r A Mnmem a r
uiujs D8Q ine uoccor laen to tne aa -ocwcicu m iue xrefcuvieriau t 1
iiiVerytniDg ornamental
and serviceable Besides7
an elegant line of linger
rings, ear drops, broaches,
bar pins, stick pins, belt
, buckles and
was given and in wQfl PresbJterian church;and summoned chlircb- v
in the guard house a Suard to stay at thejail to.receive lfc 18 indeed an ugly case and
tue ijncnmg nee or ao whatever was CAUUvr.liie. aiair, tne poor young girl
xuuuu io do in . tne guj
The room m whinh Knvd
' J-v vj UUU' 41 . . 4. - I
fined was burning fiercelv nn fT,p Uece8sarv' ADoac 4 or & o'clock wwu.Bpm8, airectiy traceT
- Zi . -"V Ti. -i -t U -i ta m. i ah a . 1 : . ,. .... f
j?nuay morning ne naa ur vvnite r u fcUC - r"11118 8aJ to tne
taken back to jail, where he remain- wrong done. her.
ed until" Friday evening's train; on ' U nder such circumstances, with
whic'i the sherilf took him to Salis this light," said a well informed
bury, where, according to the WorldJ gentleman, a native of Ohio, "that
he is how. in jail. ; j man would not reach a magistrate's
Quite naturally. Dr. White insists I trlai m Ohio he jeould be lynched
on his innocence, claiming that he 1 at once, j
SIDE'COMBS .
we -have a large assort
ment of gold pens. See
them at once.
r We ha ve . every thing in
, thing in .the silverware
Jihe you want.
is persecuted, etc. Being rather in-r 1 he standard has printed all
tellige&t and gifted at speech : he the above for no, other purpose than 1 I 0 I -T VflDlf
made some believe .his side - of the to give the public what is claimed. 11. J. & J. : I. IUitiu
story. Ua . the tther hand,r from na because or the tdct that the ;
responsible parties, from the; tearful word has gone out to thV effecVthai x rOIGSSlOnal (jHrClS
story; of, the young girl's parents and we aw a: people to take, the, layv jntd
the testimony ( or urs, Jerome ana vu.uw" uuub. pucu .is noc:.ine x i a ,"n p-rry r ,r tv
Hartsell, who immediatelv after the case. Cabarrus people don't lynch; A'
alleged crime were called in and ex " is understood that bail .will be . iruysician ana ourgenu.
aminedjthe -young girl, a yery dark askea tor Ur. W hite .next Thursday : Concord, N, C
case is claimed against the prisoner, wbenJunge Norwood-opehs courtin QppjQg . .T. XL0UD ANNEX.
J5Ut THE STANDARD 18 not trying I waiiouui y. auw piiouuer uittiu
thft nasfl. "-: ,that:hecan eaisly giveaSlOOQ bbnul
oome Bay ine iuaKisiraic a iriai i ",,u"v; otm wuu i - .
was a farce: some say it was fair, the papers sent up by the magistrate do ERWIN & M1SENB.E1 MEK
prisoner bating-all tbff w.tnesp .ne man I8 j iuea tor, pidans and Surgeons
desired. " wiicmri iui cuyuuug a iuau ueiure
It is alledged that while on trial, " v t or;Someming eise.
shot guns - and vtetila T; and.Vther r ' ; A11 -
weapons were pointed. athim. VThis Those who haveused; n, Dinff4
IS denied. . I Vam Ttianntrnwir !rAmn I -J:
those who have not.-, have now the
Stanly couniy and the.spot where the 0pDOitunity to try it.Free. -Call on
crime is said to Have been committed fne advertised Drusgisi and get a
shows evidence ; ot struggle. The Trial Bottle,. Free Send your name
trial .was in; Stanly. The; magistrate and addressjtp H E Bucklen ;& Co. INfi GINGHAMS
sent him, the prisoner, with the com Chicago, and get a sample box . of -
mitment endorsed .by two Cabarrus Dr. KiDg's New Life Pills JFree, as y U lljyXr L,U1J1,
PLAIDS, SHEETING
iOffice.NpS Harty; buildirer, op
posite 2nd - Presbytei iun church
Charlotte.NC. -
I.
MANUFACTURERS OP
-r---j,-s magistrates,: to ,the Cabarrus jail. . It well as a copy of Guiae to; Health
hardly possible. : ; ; iisak:tnat:'the proceedings wereout and : Household " Instrnctor,' FfeeL
; After remaining at the drug store i - , r. ; tnat Ruftriff nfld no All of which is guaranteed to do you
3 ome. early : ana aypia tne m? wixe u fiu buu wuu .lamo buaine83 an tooklhimin : and -has
The non.fprfeitable and to see him,, t.aduy
eatable. J. F. Hurley, ; weaker ana aua.at i5;du o c ocic: this h a a K,af inl
right to receiye a" prispner Jrom thb ed and yonf
connty,; but the snentr Knows nis
stacked Up In the Yard.
The 0 dell Manufacturing Cpm
AND SALT BAGU
" o
a widow and four children, The
remains were taken tb Grace church
this afternoon' for burial.
While conscious vesterdav Mr.
pany, not having sufficient roamC in
iit!ir warciiuubus tu mure uieir cut
ton, several hundred -bales have
been stacked in the front yard of
.''... ' ; " - . . . . v , ..;
No. 4 mill, which, will be v put ,under
a canvf.ss, sim'.!ar to the way it was
; DEALERS IN
SEE OUR LINE OF
ILYERWAR-E
formation Ave can get, but little
ground' for believing that - there was
any strong. pfbbabilites of lynching.
While a number said he onght to be,
ec. there was not any concerted ac
tion, we are toldit takes a leader to preset ved last winter, .it is a mass
t..4 , WhU all flnifl falV iveneap.
ACiU U 1 1 11 1 " - MAS . wu&w
took place before and about the
trial, there was absolutely no danger
of it after the prisoner was brought
General
Merchandise,
IP ME HAVEN'T GOT ;
T YOU WANT
WE GATST F.T TT .
I Thia warning from
W SHORT NOTIC E should be heeded.
mbnsayisedh friendaround fco toWD nofc only because the, mob
him to Jive-right. : He had not done ii -v.. anfflnifW dinner
as he should; for which he was ;veiy bause we believe' Sheriff Sims
sorry, but it was too late for him to wonld die in hl8 boots and have -his
reform,' as his hours were numbered. da do the game rather than have
r-: a prisoner lynchea. f : :
Attorney II. H Caldwell is in Saiis-
AT
leorijissolulloll.
fira0t fC bereby given that the
ftntii P" Holshouser & Co., com
tOBfuT '-7G2 "solved by mutual
ceent Nov. 1st 1895.- : i r - ...
i win
C, HOLSHOUSEK.
I. L. Miller.
Wst r a; liabilities of C. HoIsh
'cco'iitCv "' and collect all notes
-fine S other indebtedness
- - ' J. Jj. MILLER.
the pub'ic for past
' i
ifiaoig. bicit" a continuance of
J. L Miller.
While the origin of the: fire is .not
known it is universally believed
that : Boyd en was the ; - cause .' of i t.
The fire started on the inside of (the
cell in which he was confined1 and
there had been no fire in the build
ing Saturday. The opinion is that
he fiied the building hoping to ea-.
cape. He is an old offender, haying
served on the chain gang for two
years, and is considered a bad char
acter. i Officers searched for him
Saturday-night and yesterday; but
he has so far eluded arrest,-
IVhat stops Neuralgia
Zt. Miles Pain PHI
bury to day (Tuesday) conferring
with his client. - He; took with him
a yolunteer,withes?,-Mr. Bill Tally.
This man is a sreat almirer of the
doctor. He said that he had not
waiktd a step since court in July,
except by means of crutches. He
met Dr. White and the doctor took
his case '-He gavevme some medi
cine one night and the next morn
ing," saia Tally, "I walked T out to
the kitchen like a new man and the
occurence so surprised my wife she
got so sick she had to sit down." f
Messrs. Montgomery & Crowell
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SS.'V7 W.D
uke Sons fcCo.
. BUYEKS.OF
Country Produce
of al Kind
;Four-Foot wood always
wonted best prices for
'same. We invite an in '
. spection of ail the goods
we Manufactured
; :- MADE FROM "
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11 Maiiteii
FIRE 1NSUR A N CE .
When inheed of Fire -Xmur&nco.
call and see us, or write. W o repre
seat only nrst-class XLcae r.ua j?or-
eiga companies.
T . Respectfully,
"WOODHOUSE & HillBIS