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The Largest ' Guaranteed Local Circulation WEATHER Sunday, Fab and CmL Hoatsy, Cloudy, Wane CP VOI. II. HO. 103. HBEEKPBOEO. N. C- SUNDAY. MAY 15. 1910 SECTION ONE, PAGES i TO S. ATTEMPT FOILED Effort of Ballinger's Prose rotors Entirely Discredited TRIED TO DRAG IN MB. TAFT rresldeot Promptly Issued Statement Sbowlng Tbat He Is Solely Impos sible tor Dismissal ot Olavls. (By Tlx Associated Press.) Washington, May 14. Oscar Lswler, assistant attorney -general I T the interi or department, of w hich Richard A. Bel linger is the bead, did m fact prepare a dralt letter addreaaed to Secretary ml linger and ia euuh. form and phrase that it might hare been adopted verbatim and signed by the President as Mr. left exoneration of the secretary 01 the charges of UK. Ulavis, and authoris ing the dismissal of Glavis front his po sition of special agent of the interior dr part menu This draft by Mr. Lewlcr was deriv-. ered this afternoon to the ballinger Pinchot committee and ordered spread upon the records of the investigation. Careful comparison of the Lswler dreit with the letter of the President shows that Mr. Taft did in fact adopt practi cslly verbatim two abort paragraphs of Mr. Lawler's language. The substance of the two documents is otherwise wide ly dissimilar. The subject waa on every tongue to night in Washington, where almost rvery man, woman and child ia bitter ly either a Ballinger or a Pinchot par tisan. The thing came to a head this after noon in the publication of a statement, at U routed to rreaericK u. Nerby, one 01 the stenographers in the ofltca of Beor. tarv Ballinger, in which Kerby related at length the circumstances under which be alleged the Leister draft to bane been prepared. Kerby asserts further tbat all of the preliminary drafts used m the preparation of the letter were burned in a grata in tne interior department at the suggestion and under tba supervision of Don M. Carr, Mr. Ballinger's private seeretury. Kerby " drew the bdereae thst the Uwler li-tter had been adopted by the President asseiitially as his own; that Mr. Ballinger and his regal adviser had, therefore, 'virtually prepared the exoneration which Mr. Taft had issued over his own signature. The following statement was given out at the White House late thin afternoon: "With reference to the published affi davit of F. M. Kerby, a Htenographer in the office of the secretary of the interior, to the pfTVijt that the President's letter of September 13, 1WW, exonerating cc retary Ballinger. waa substantially pre jiered for the President's signature by Assistant Attorney -sTenevsl Lawlrr, it mi said si the White House today that there is absolutely n foundation for sny such statement. The President dic-Inti-d bis letter personally as the re sult of his own investigation of the rec ords and consideration of documents and papers in hi possesion st the time, 1 upon the report to him of the at-torney-penernl.' It was added at (he White House to day that a comparison of the Lawler ui murondum as submitted to the Ital-lincer-I'iiKhot investiuntiug committee today ami the President', letter itself ill show that the, Kerby charges have no foundation. It was further pointed out, both st the White House and by Attorney Gen eral Wickercham himself, tlist s com parison of the l-awler draft 'and the 1'lv.idrnt's Mter would snow that the inference of the Kerby statement were unwarranted. Attornery tlencral Wiclcershjm de elareil thui. it was quite obvious thst Lawler did not prepare the letter signed by President Tsft. "Tl.ere ia only one clause which, in a measure, the President adopted," said Mr. Wickersham. "What Mr. lawler prepared wss whst might be termed s eurrested form of letter which the President could sdopt if he ssw fit a practice of every day occurrence in the executive departments of the gov ernment." K. I' Finney, assistant to the secre tary of the Interior, declared thst Key bv's assertion lh.it lie iFinre-yi took part in anv conference en the subject of the Lswfer memorandum, was "a lie." GEEKSB0R0 MArTwOmNATED BY SOCIALISTS FOB CONGRESS (Special to Dailv Kewa. j Winston-Snleni. May 14. -The Sor-ialif ; O this cfnrer.,ional district . met here J tonay ana nrninavca n.. .worxon, oi Oeem-Horo, for ConfrrcM. A county onn venfjon also was htd and a namei a t irV-et. Sentences Impoaed. Hr The AoriatM Pnw.l rittbTirjr, Pa., May 14. 8cntrnce ma impoi.ed iday in the Criminal court on fie of the men who pleaded no defenae to charges 'if arrafl in connection with PitMburtT municipk-1 affairp. rive former eomwilrnen faced a emirt of four jiidjp and learned their fate. The aentencen ranged in length frr-m four) t eight month in iei' Jn addition to j tbe jail aenteiice. heavy fines are also impofed. Railroad Man Dead. By The Associated Press, i Philsdelphia, Pa, May 14. Max Rie beuack. comptroller of the Pennsylvania Railrond company, died st hi borne !n Atlantic City tonight, after a long ill nesa Death was due to a compliaa Ham ef hears and kiaaaf diiasai, SHAH DANIELS RULE OR SHALLSOMEBODYELSE? N i Hut. ii Etted. is the Pnrfftse ! the Editor's Speech at the Rump CMventtoi ! Wale Canity Bolting Democrats. Ticket Is Nominate. (Special to Daily Newt.) Raleigh, May 14. By the action of the aatirrag Oemocratie mass meeting here this afternoon in nsming a complete eounty and legislative ticket for the June primaries a sharp Uns is drawn bat wsea the snttring , or "reform move mens and the regular Democrat! county organization, with every oaa of the present eounty officers necessarily lined up with regular or machine ergsnixe tioa. There are many who declare the "reformers" will be unable to win ever the opposition of the combination they have forced, in opposing all th eounty officers as well aa the eounty organi sation of the paity as a whole. On the other hand, the promoters of the reform movement claim to be con fident of success. Then ware probably 100 delegates here from various parts of the eounty, aome townships being considerably mors large ly represented than others, a number having from twe to a half dosen oc cupying the seat allotted. One gallery was occupied by Raleigh sympathizers and the other by spectators generally. The hall was filled to almost standing room limit one while. The meeting waa called te order by Editor Josephus Daniels at about 12. SO. This duty had fallen to him, he said, because be was made chairman of the "sidewalk" meeting of April SO, when there waa such stirring happenings. "There is but one issue," hs sukf. "Wall tba people rule or be ruled ? They call this aa insurgeut movement, but it is the spirit of the people and of lib erty. A people willing to tie rnled is but a craven people. A few self-constituted bosses have been overriding the will of the people in this county with ringrule. The party machine is turned to tight the will of its party and we now rise against it. W are tired Of gum shoe and elbow pulling politics in Wske. Our officer, must b our servant aad not our boss es." Feb. WhU.Ver waa called ts the eaair by Mr. Daenrfs. aa temporary chair man Ma ecasmanded the pgrsonnel Shew vent ion and appealed for conservstism ia a rather leug expansion of appre ciation for the honor. J. W. Bailey, fn stating the object of the meeting, declared that the meeting was ton magnificent s body of men to be called enemies of the party. Ue ridi culed the machine leaders aa "wondrous wise in having jumped into briars aud scratched out their eyee." where upon they forthwith jumped into another to scratch them in again, after the manner of the Mother Ooose rhyme. He declared that he was here to put sis foot on the machine, being like the boy who, aftr mtintr too many npplea, wa j urired to hav morf. H didn't want ' what he alradr had. " want an or iran.xatiun to olwr and not to com marxf h ward. He in-it?d thiit be would accept no nomination, count or lpgialative. Hp wat clearing tor act, on i h paid, and would vnke hi ngit for rpfortna h advocated aa a private in ta rank. lie bad a aiieocai prepared tor Annl 30. he admitted, hut the machine hl- m, who met th-m in the mretinf ma.le ji if. .prjn iar more endive inaa ne could have done by cominjr forth and ! abowiuj their TOUermeaa, "They led aa oompl. a mob of nowlm frvjHhe-i,,, i.uin w Wu.....Mr , up that meet in an eer followed heathen leHdern." he aaid. T bey bowed their I , , ,, , j .V x ( , , fear of t he people and that tliey mould . fiaitri commit poiweet fiauda. He na id. it dora not matter atbotit foBiah" and "loe." pernonalitiea are not counting in this movement. "We can be decent," he declared, eaune we have a decent caune. Their ooaduet ia indecent becauee of their indecent caue. That machine would not atop to abed blood. Wood would have oen ahed in the court ho ime that day had we aaeji, whom they insulted deeply, n-rt re nt rai ned ourxelvea. Tlioae inaulta are not forgotten and will not be. We will Htrike hard and atrike troe from now to June var Bailey net out the frheranoea of hia faction of the party to be the domina tion of the machine forcinjf everyone who would enter poiitxw to make obeiaanee; a change from the fee ayatem of pay for county officer to one of ulane, and ' rtrcen ta 1 1 en in t he iepi si a turn w ho will ac40niplitth mmethina; for the peo ple. He icc la red uhat the Wake repre aentaties in the laat tVjnalattare only aiaccecded in mittinjr in, an doorkeeper of the wenate. Nick Iiboy, in plaee of furme desmtrte: lonteoerai notaier. fhiby on It renently having boaated that ha had etelen vntea, and bought thero, too, and would do it aarain; that tbev did add about $2,) to the inccmM tf tba M.L.. k.Hff trut the Mate fimel anch a contemp frrr the k aenator that it nred on two reading a bill to l , ... , u. i - remove th1 capital of the state to Greensboro Yhi. he uud. would not have been dure if Wake had been prop erly represented in the senate. Hp charged gros mismanagement ana viawv.i.? v m rranH wi.tter tin rpAroni i ntr ' ron oatbs aad profanity generally oa that ion. He charred tbat the mschine hsd eubsidiwd s piper, the State Demo- erst, with a connection with the eounty ' treasury. He regretted to make tb j charge, but was ready to Drove it in eourt if necessary, that the "editey af that paper, J. C. Cmddetl,' went hack on his friend, betrayed his family and now has became a rmrmet for the ruin of conduct on the part of the solicitor and oiutmn declare, are am red ajraint county chairmaD. in crtrng diafiracHul j hainm and rinr rn'e snd the RemirVi - : rirwinft in tSe cfiurthone and uinr'fv.B irartr. and thia Btata mewtina ia d- ; aaa ream;." lie d aet vswaaat that tea'poUsoidiT. machine had called la another editor within the past a hour.. It was dis graceful that the wen Democracy had entrusted with office should hire such men. The paper was born la iniquity. raised la sia aad would die waea cut loose from its "Hug subsidy." Its pur now ia te deceive people. Ws want," he said, "to nut the eounty in dean hands, with officers oa salaries, saving 415,000 ts 120,000 annually te the tax payer. "For proof that we will win out ia the primaries and ia the November elec tions read the Daily News, of Greens boro, a Republican paper," he declared. "Every Republican is fighting this move ment. Th Republicans take to ma chines, they are all machine. They know in tb county that if we put up a good ticket no Republican opposition can stand 20 seconds. Democracy and Wake eounty," he said, "will be better for having passed through this political storm." He said h hsd worked for the ls.t six weeks harder than he ever worked before. II had stomach for the fight and the next 40 days would see him in the thickest to restor the rule of the people. "We know what manner of men we are up against. "We bar heard and have contempt for their threats; their lies cannot de ceive us and ia an honest primary they are beat to death," said Mr. Bailey. "Their hope," he as id. "is in corrupting the ballot box and we must, aa in the city election, demand a fair ballot and county, or a funeral. We are going to sea thst every ballot Is honestly counted whether we get representation among tba pollliolders or not," Oa motion of Editor Dsniels, Fab. Whitaknr was msde permsnent chairmaa and Editor Fletcher, of the Apex Jour nal, secretary. Police Justice Alex Htronach made a motioti that was adopted for a commit tee of on from each township be ap pointed en resolntiont and that the bal lots be by township oa all questions with the last vote far govern takjem Tb rK,utioti o mm titer waa muH and nnlrvd. Tit mating bt'jrun with th boiti. na tion of orticer without indicating wheth er a full ticket would be named or not. rof. K, W. KyVea, f Wake oret onlltMrts, wmi namd for ituntor by 0. K. Holding, and fonded or 1. R UrouffaUo. Hit rndorttemnl for th primarif wat by arvlamation. H wa called out and d larod that hi- wan hvt biia an waa in town April 30 and waa diaiiiiiitrd with what he aw. He waa in trw lifg'ht for good fnfntavat, mora n it and th uplift of trve riiint .y, "rt without political eiprifno or ctw! b aaid. Connidcrarile ounfunion cbaractriaed the effort to podortte men for tlie lower houna Walter Clark, jr., 'wan nominated and MtcnndM br a number, and Kditor Daniel noniinateil K. R. Puce THhera mmiinated were R. H. Battle. .1. 1L Keith, Tom HatTiwn, MilUrd Mtal nd .1. T. .Iiadd Aa the confuaion cleared up WalUr t'laric. ,r , inaiMcd on hta name Ihein not considered. The flna.1 outoome waa the endoremint of 1L If. Battle. E. P pao and J T .ludfL yn cM of (h(. MUJ . hT .Um.tion and re- l.ponded to calla for a apeech. i ' , . htr . . mm -4 . m. nenry Holdin waa nominated and re- , 4 . j urvn . fad to Und. H. D. Rand waa now i.tjrj , rtM a, itk beintf a "rirgrator. and there were cries to trot out another horae. Dr. SsTrrell waa nominated, and aome one aujrjreeted Chairman WTii taker for the plare. Waiter (larkj' jr., appealed for Rand to be gtren a btrinjr. Rand denied that be wu a fifrter,M ami aid the rina; defeated him for tiie aherilf nomination twn yearn an. - The ballot drreloped a content aa be tween Rand, Sorrel! and Pajre, Rand win nina; out wtth'W vote and Sorrell ac ond with 50. 0. H. AnderaoW waa endoraed for rear -inter of deed a, and .CJeorye T. Norwood for treaaurer after Raleigh declined to name a enndklate. At in ten a, aa the endoraemeufB were IVmjr made, there, were aupjre-tiont that Home county oftwiers mttrht be to adrvantaife. but each time th endiorsed ere waa a (eneral cry for clean alate." 8o nominations went atraifbt down the line. Those men endorsed aa com- nmaetorterP were : In, J. M. Bell, of V ake- S.U B K tfr.nlrlir, of if Vk .nJ L H. Lvnne. of Osk Grove. It wa almost 5 o'clock when the meet- I lug ao.Hurnea. The resolutions adopted were much ,ln fk. Use of thnee blonteri .1 tk. ti , t n i-. The allesvd ermdnef of -machine appeared thst the motion prevailed by h-lers" snd l-sders on thst date came' majority of two votes, in a voting in for the sererrst denunciation, a .a'ftrcngtb of 1 4 Charies A. 8mith, ef; attempt of an irresponsible mob to pre-1 the South Cmlina delegation, who was; vent sn expression of the will of a free nenls Th nen!. all orer Atnericm. th i termined thst Drmocracy shsll be free from rt A declaration is made fsvorisg prltinrl errjnty officers on sslaria. aad the ring i denounced for evadinr this in the past. ( twesa tows and eounty I assisted est, also a squar deal in county road work, aad a demand Is mad that leuieei-lita ties be accorded the reforuf fact vow a OUT FOR VICTORYiWHAT WAS Enthusiastic Gathering of Caldwell Republicans. INSTRUCTED FOR MR. COPIES F. 1 Uuey rarertl lor tba Jollcl- torsnlp Delegates to State and Senatorial Conrentlons. (Special te Dally Nsws.) Lenoir, May 14. The Republicans of Caldwell county met her today ia con vention at th court ho uas at 1 o'clock. Th meeting waa one of harmoay aad enthusiasm throughout. Short address es were mad by th following gentle men : Messrs. Bars haw, Wuisnant, Sher rill, Blaekmora, Corperning aad & M. Mor.il, Tba delegate te the atate eongres iuaal, judicial aad senatorial conven tions were elected. Th delegation to the congressional convention were in structed to vote for Cow lea first, last sod ail th tims, whereas ths delegates to ths judicisl convratioa were in.tnio rd to do the same for F. A. Linney for solicitor. Delegates to ths stats and eaatoriaj conventions were uninatrueted. Iredell Also for Cowlsa. (Special to Daily News.) Ststesville, May 14. The Republican couuty convention waa held hers today and delegates were elected to th judi cial, congressional and atate conven tions. Congressman twlea was en dorsed for renomination and William A. Bristol, of fitatesvillr, was endorsed for solicitor. The county orgs nice tion re mains th Sams. BAPTISTSATWORK Denominational Editors Were Heard at Afternoon Session. flly The Asaociatad Preaa.) Baltimore, Md.. May M.-Tht greater part of the uiornirur avaaiun ot the JSouth- crn fiaptiat convention waa deputed to 1h consideration of the report of the Foreign Mi am on board, looatd iu Rick mond a. A report on the work In Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Italy waa read by the Hev. (eorge W. Iructt, lJ. D., of Dallas, Tex.; one on Japan, i 'h i na, and Ai rioa, by the Hev. J ohn Roach fitraton, of Baltimore; arid one on field forcea and finance by tba Rov. H. W. KaMe. of Staunton, Va. These reports presented the work and needs of t he boa rd t o further enlarge its work. The convention vud to re quest the churches to -ntrtbute aoOO, UU0 to tlie foreign miseion board next year. T. H. KJlet. of Kiclnnomt Va., called attention to the fact tlut the board psid more than $17,(XK interrat on borrowed money laat year becauae of the tardiness of miasioo troaaurera in forwarding money, and the convention adopted a resolution requeetiong the cbargca to makt monthly remittanoea to the board. The dfnominational papers were given an inning at the afternoon session. Th'.1 Rev. flight C. Moore, of Ralciph, N. read a paper od the miseion of too Bap tist newspaper and the Rev. George YV. Truett, IX U, of IalUa, Tex, made an addrvsa on the value of such papers to tba denomination. He accused the Bap tints of tiie aouth of not adequately sup porting tlieir denominat rTnaJ papers and evpresaed the belief that mission boards, denominational colleges and other agencies could make no more profitable investment than to appropriate a por tion of their evpentie funds to the aup port of the papers from which they de rived so much betp. President F w. BoatwTight, of Rich mond college. Va.. read a report on the Baptist raillegps in the south, showing the number of auoh lO'tfltutions for men to be 17. with permanent endow mertt of 2.1-0,lfi7 and 19 eollegeii for women with an erdowment of $213,000. W. I- Pteat. prenident of Wake For- i est cullfge, Norlh Csrolina, addresiised the convention upon the denominational I COlVm. SS Sn SBCt to tC ChUTlheS. Vuite s nppie oi excitement was pro- voted 6y a motion to repeal mat sec- ic j - i wu sicn wrow .f.p.u- un uie uwr First it srpsred that the motion wa V..1. A division wee called for. snd itl opposed t , th. . 'or -y-! sva asv -., st s v ' ' Jm i mere wa a acmana i'?r vne uiar OT- nl " atter was left in the air, rm"""B tt7 v' ways Iv-en A Can far Troops. (Kv The Ansori.ted Press.) Spnugiieid. liL, May 1 4. Adjutant- General Dickson this afternoon received st Daavill, Companr I, Fifth tafaotry. wa uiaeied out Trie sheriff report that a large number of foreign miner hsve gathered st the mine there sod ar Itsrseteaufr wseatar. SILENT WAS Na More Doth the Thuler Crash The Democratic Sky What Alb Josephns Daniels? Why So Strangely Silent as to Bis OH and Ancient Enemy, the Southern Railway? (Special to aDily Nsws.) Raleigh. May laWhat ails Josephus Denials f Why so strangely silent t Why ia that pen, so skilled ia Invective and denunciation, bow unused so far aa en octopus, one particularly hated hy aim, Wker is th odor of rotten cross-ties and unsanitary depots? Ia the scandal oi subsidised newspaper forgotten? Whyjor's attitude in oharaclariatis styls and ia ths story of corrupted legislation and ; read Kitchin out of ths party along with violated law no longer Haunted in "th ; Democratic members of ths General Aa DemocratM Bible" before an outraged , sstnbly who had received a similar en puhlic? Has the Ethiopian changed hie.tence from th party dictator? akin, ths leopard his spots, Ui dteled ai aut both Democratic Halted States Soutaera railway assnmed ths form of Mton of u,, eeven Demo a benign fsiry, or, speak it gently, has ,nt representative. in OongrMS from Joaephu, the knight errant of Bryan ism, fled to the camp of the Philistines snd reposed himself peacefully on the breast af th monster? f hi id all th excitement and chaos of present day politics this suspicion of Josep i , j ..-J., k.. K: I nsnt arrow the hearta of his anxious followers. If deserted by their erstwhile champion, who would defy (iolisth? This disquieting thought can but bring an guish to thousand of the "untenuieil " Kva that lonely old Democrat in the hills of Yancey county, who won Immor tality by his famous letter to his friend Judge CUrk, now. no doubt, spends sleepless nights in dreadful uTestloning.. vainly listening for Joseph J aocn.tom us isiouui ir.tvr so nis irirna clarion call to arms scainst Oh. ancient,"' "ur wu" P'" m..ior.une.. foe. "What ails Josephus? is the cry from th plutocrat haras. era and would-be de stroyer, who have in times paat obeyed very summons of their Democratic or acle. What ha wrought this mysterious obsng and silenced those one flora in vert r as? Let us bar Uaderly pan va onto ricniy oesarvca vresitat upon The gAva of hat former valor and sing afuin tne deed nf this strenuous champion, now, alas, departed. Did not Josephus wean (torernor Glena from his love of octoiiu.es and cause him to breathe defiance and fury against this railroad ami its cohorts? Did the gov ernor not offer to hrsve the terrors of courts and jsils snd down the monster, tnongn It be backed by a thousand mus kets? From that exciting day did not the dutiful Glenn do only those things which seemed riirht in the eyes of Jose phus, so thst when he retired from the gubernaUirial chair the evangelistic field appeared more inviting than the political arena? not Danlla, the mifrlitr. sn-k to tutelage him in continued asaaults upon the Southern railway, a warfare in whioh Kitchin himself, hy reason nf previous experience, professed expert knowledge and skill? When the Irnslsture con vened, did not Josephus clsmor dsy in CHILD BUNDED BY ATTACK OF A VICIOUS GRAY CAT (By The Associated Press.) Asheville, May 14. A large gray cot this aiteraoon attacked the 4-year-old son of Hilliarn Ward, of Keems Crock townshin. seven mile, from this ritv.l blinding the child in one eye ami badl) j Isccrsting its face and hands. The child's mother, who rushed to the rescue of her bay on hesring his cries, wss badly scratched shout the face and neck. Th mother's screams hrmurht Mr. Ward, and he in turn wss sttscked by the infuristcd feline. The father ran into an adjoining room and return ing with a abotgun and killed the cat aa it waa about to renw its attack on hi. child. It is supposed thst the snimal wss seired with a fit. The head will tie sent to the state department of .health at Raleigh. JUDGE GRAHAM ANNOUNCES TOR THE COMKISSIONERSHIP (Pperisl to Dsily News ) Oxford, Msy H-Judge A. W Graham has announced himself a candidate for th railroad commissionerehip for the six-year term. As Mr. Brown haa an nounced his candidacy for the short term ss western men there will be no conflict between the two men, as Judge Graham is an eastern man running for j, term. Injured ia Wreck. 'By The Associated Press.) Kansas City, Msy 14. Twelve persons 1 : l" i . i a :ia , i J were seriously I . . . a a -;u ,i 1 ; . , . , an stained lesser huH tonight KansAR (Ity, Mexican and Orient p- ,-), near Milton, Kaa, .rding to ro- nnvsla saiwIvM knew porta receiTed here. A relief train took Wichita. the injured to Virginia T. P. A.' Adjourn. Staunton, Va., May 14. The nine- tenth annual convention of the Vir-, g'nia dii'ision. Trsvelers' Protective as-1 ciation. whi"h met here ye-ierday with 200 delegates in sttendsnee, ad- W. Pric, of rVtershurt, president, and' farm affeeted with cattle ttoka. Dr. Cboosing DanviHe aa tb next meeting Schmidt Is tn chary, of the tick erdk-; plsce. H. U Harwood. of Richmond, Va., Ition corps in this county and alleges wa elected secretsry tressnrer, a posi-jtHst Mr. Smith sold ss infected cew to tMa a kaa aai eibt jwara, THAT? BE, IT THE CAT Nor the Lightning Flash Across aad day out for aa anti-trust hill with "teeth ia it" wall long and loud tor sun section "A" and against sub-section F" sad, whea the sessioa ended, benmira th broken pledge of his party t Did not Oorsrnor Kitchin then break his long drawn out silence and, in a public speech, earn to th ream of the Democratic leglslstors, flayed by Josephus T Where upoa, did not Josephus, th mighty, pro- cesn to pay hi respects te th govern North Carolina later fall under th awful ban of hia displeaaur beonuss of their undemocratic record on th tariff bill? A majority nf th Democrat ia te iei.uiiure OI ivuw, im m I legislature of lWOS, the governor of ths , . i . j rr i . liu otmgiiesnien en reea mil of the party for nerBdv and broken pledge in on swift 12 months! Surely now, thought ths Daiilelites, this ous ted isn oi th Democrstie eonscinee and plstforwi, standing oa the pinnacle of corpses of those who dared think differ . . , . . . a,m-, cmn oe' '"J""": " Bru, " 1"ow? "Tu h'd l , c,'"t mllTd th? P"nt Th Democratic hosts of Danielite await th impending strok. But, Id, th (southern railwaT monster bow frisk unmolested alon; ths highways; h an cient hatred laid aside, Josephus now even quell by hi silence th crv for a new union station ia the eity of kueign. Th giants against whom hs had trained hi (run of eld are lost aight ef, the. noatnera ' railway ignored, while rue valiant Joseutiae aw pour forth all the viala of his wrath trpoa poor Armistcad Jones, chairman ef a county committee, and Nick Ilkboy, member of a county election board, with tho shriek of bonnet elections within the nartv. Heaven now preeerve the once "iintev- rifled," while the formerly detested tn puses dance the monopolistic fandango and shout with gluttonous glee. How haa th mighty fallen I Who can now fight the battles of the tribe of Dsnirlites? Who shall lead their hosts? I Is not the blight of the Southern railwsv StiJ upon the lsnd, snd who is there to 'stsy this terror? Is there no balm in desf and dumb, or is he now blind to his old foe. The Southern railway train, after waiting in Raleigh twn hours, now leaves at 2 o'clock a. m. and carries ths first edition of Josephus paper west. ONE KILLED AND SEVERAL HURT AT AUTO RACES 1 (By The Associated Press.) Itnrhton Beach, N. V, May 14. Charles Basle won the 24 hour automo bile race of the Motor Racing sssocistio'i might, completing 1.145 miles. Kalpli Mulford fini.-hed second, 2.1 miles he hind llale, while Kalph De Pslma was third, with 1,107 miles. The rate omit the life of one man, tlie serious injury of a second snd minor hurts of two others. MR. ROOSEEVXT WILL LEAVTC BEBLIH TOR LONDON TODAY (By Th Associated Press. I Berlin, May 14. Ex-President Rixee velt'i, visit to Berlin will end tomorrow morning, when he will lesre st 1140 o'clock for London. It was to be ex pected that Oolnnel Roosevelt would re ceive a cordial welcome here, but the marked atentmns paid h;m by the em- hrTingd in his honor, hsve i,cen the sub- ject of much mmiiiprt , nrw of the 1 death of Kuijr Fltrard und the mourn ing of the court Too Sick to Want Office. (Poecial t-. Daily News.) Wacleehoro, May M. Quite, a excitement waa fu?ed here today little hen it waa annourxfi that Clerk nf Court Robinson would not he a candidate for ""T wTeek reelection to that office. or aereral weeks Mr. Rolunon haa been in ill health snd has leen confined to hin room i ii ni"t- imhii m iitiar. in pnv t.ieisiis d. ils re t ut be is unable to do . him to it I draw from the political Charged With Violating Law. Special to Daily Kews.i Wadeshoro, May 14. A wsrrsnt was . issued yesterday by "Squire .1. H. Iten-i ton. st the request of I)r. .?. P Schmidt, for the arrest of A. Smith, of Burns- vills township, charging him with vie- A. Sana ef Ue aaas sewaaaia. PBICEi FIVE CENTS storm broke ll.iL . Jl.i. I - a a . nemoQisTS nil in a urecu ous Day. TWO SENSATIONS SPRUNG TaodertW Ualrarslty latter and Gaar.es Against Bishop lorrtsa Kin Cp Cfiolertoca. (By a X. ndlliaa.) Ashevtns, May 1V Ths storm (hat I predicted a few day f go hsa arskea upon th general eaterseee. Teday' sessioa was ef the imsllnasl erde whea twe asattars that were theaght to have been sattied were breught upon th oafsraos Soar Th Irst waa th Vaadarbilt aai varsity matter, a dlscnssioa ef whieh rssultad In the aenferanos adopting a rasolutisn calling the board of trustee ta sons te this city for a eoaaplat hearing af all auctions at issue on next Wda. dsy. The proposition was strenuously fought, but ia aa admirably sond acted movsmeut, headed by Judge CTHaar, af rlenturky, th side, known as th church aids, woa. The other Mriaatioa waa sprung whea charge wsr mads against Buhoa H, ' 0. Morriwia for maladminiatratiaa, are- pared aad flied by Dr. W. W. raekard. of Texas. The exact nature ef the aharge are not aud public, but It I aaid in bishop s moral oharaeter la not ievelvso. bimilar rliargea ar contained la a asm municatioa trom CUy Street eh arch, Kichmoud. After much discussion today aa lavas- tigs tion of ths charge was decided a son, and upon order at th conference Bishop I .nillnr c rvrwu n I A fnl Mln. mm. mittea to investigate aad .report to the oafarene whether a trial ahaH he deemed necessary. All tat awunaer of tal scenmittaa are eleriral aeleasti W. M. Cat fcheir. man). J. B. ObriantT. 3. Papttyaaa, U W. Moors, J, M. perry, P. M. Brown, . M. barais. J. J. N. Kennev. J. W. Black- srd. J. lr filmpaoa, B. V. Allen, 4. W. Iwia, E. W. AUmen, W, W. Watte, SL . C Thompson, A. J. Weeks, Job O. Wil son, T. A. Kerle, T. D. Kill a. W. T. Ma- tn-a. J. Q Reed. A It. Borer. V. L. Oun. nigim and M. T. B.w Tlis committee held a tnesdlng this afternoon snd began the hearing. v 11i strictest tecroey has so far heea maintained and th outcome ia merely conjecture. , Df. Jme lennon said the enauBJtte on education simply wanted ta settle . the question at this conference aad Bet have four more years of diK,niet and unrest. It is clearly within th prev- I inoe of this conference to request to go ! from rhe conference end not from the I narl tiiat it be settlsd now. Th who) pur- ikw of this motion is to promote toe oesi interest of tne rnurch. The previous question wss called and ordered, and Judge O'Kesr was reeog nir.d to close the argument. II said: "If you imagine this is a peaceful situa tion you are mistaken, for there Is much feeling manifest. If I am any judge of a legal storm brewing, there is on here. It would be most unfortunate for a legl battle to arise between ths board of trust and tlie chumh. The best tervira we can render tb church and th sooth ' is to settle thie question now. If it ' comes to a legal battle it will not bn a friendly snit, don't fool yourself about that. There is no frirnilly litigitieu where three millions of dollnrs are in volved. Kither the hurcb will Inso Van derbilt which would be a calamity, a trsgiilv or the board of trustee would lie elhowfNl out of the positions they oc. riipy Th"y sll sgree it. is wise to set tle the ipirtinn, but they say not new. I think now is a gcod time, end f want t- know why they want it deferred. I hey must hsve reasons Chsncsrior Kirklsnd is here, hut he has not. eem fit to spesk. Bishop Hendrix hs snnkn, but he did not tell you. Is it a secret V Judge O'Resr declsred neither t?ie by lsws nf the bonrd of trust nor the laws of Tennessee contained any legal ob structions to the celling of a meeting in another state. Ths trouble is the insinuation haa crept out thai th board of trust have rights snd powers hl(rhr than the title of the rhurra. It is this thst has caused all this unrest. Judge O'Rear ask: "Bishop Hen- ",rix. wht Uw nt Tenne.see have yon a kr to -"iolate hj the committee of education?' Bialion Hendnx: under tne Icral av "We are p rootling Jndfre OTtenr- U thoupM o; bow hat a-e wouM lilfe lo know who ia yoni adviarr. and uhat wm tbe ijvira jriTea.'' A delejrate: "Tudjre, I want to aak if the member of the hoard can be frje'eii Biifficient nntica." Judje 0Rer: "Vliarle'i !! kena wrote a tctv intcrc-tinj note on 'How not to do it.' Ta'iH4-t . Ti teljrrrir.h wires have annihilated di-ta.nce. wire them tn dar. and- rf t h t are nnt the othr aide af ,n r,n d.v Illpy t hfr it t h"re and thia matter be aduWd. The report w, adopted b most unanimous vote. Proceedings ia Detail. an al Tie tenth day's session convened a nVJnnk. Rishon Hendrir in the ok. 11. murning devotions were conducted by f s. Parker of Xsahville and eon- ,ti j the singine of "How Sweet tb N'.m, of Jesus Sounds. reading of th of ta previous day's sessioa were reaU jjy) spprvvesl. Kihm Casdter took the diasr, aad . . (fBOHXIKUr 4YI WAEm Ih, Oais, 4
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