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AILY NEWS WIATHEI Fair today and tomorrow tlnrly rising temperature. The New Is Published Every Day in the Year wita AND TELEGRAM VOL. VII, No. 135. GREENSBORO N. C, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1912. PRICE FIVE CENTS GREENSBORO WHITE AND BLUE OF Tar Heels Suffered Crushing De- e . . . ...... - feat at Hands of lrginians. FINAL SCORE WAS 66 TO 0 It Was a Fearful Slaughter, De- B spite the Excellent Work of Capt. Tillett, Halfback. A- & M. ALSO DEFEATED Waahmfton and lee Wen From the Farmers by Score of 16 to 6 David aoa Outwitted Wake Forest Other Thanksgiving Games. , ana Blue oi me university 01 Virginia trailed the White and Blue of the Uni- versity of North Carolina in snow-made mud this afternoon to th, enormous . . - . tii t - score of oO to 0. tapUin Todd, of ,r- .o.Sl one of which wm lor a touchdown wni e Lmmaurby makg flTthe Un leammaiea maaing uwa m ine wen touchdowns. It was a fearful slaugh- "" - " -'""" Id, ucamio u.c F- mA.l Le"i at i'Blk ' tr0l,','"l and the hard work of hi. men. Carolina "V ""fu7 v1"7 P I and in th. final quarter Virgmia p-1 purcntiT cored at will, notwithstanding ; the plucky defensive work of th. Tar- I heels. Today's score waa the largest ever made by Virginia against Carolina. Lineup: Virginia Lande., L. K. ; Sedua, L. T.; Jett, L. 0.; Wood, C; Carter, R. 0.; Woolfolk, R. T.; Kinlay, R. E.; Gooch, Q. B. ; Mayer, L. H. B. ; Todd (captain). R. H. B.j Smith. F. B. Carolina Holmewood, L. E. ; 6tevens, L. T. i Johnston, L. 0.; Jonas, C ; Aber nathy, R. (i.; Jennings, R. T.; Huske, R. E. ; Smith, Q. B. ; Tillett (captain ), L H. B.) Moon, R. H. Applewhite, F.B. ' ' .., - - Bummarr Touchdowns: Smith, Todd, (2! ; Slayer, (51; Cook, (2). Goals from touchdowns: Carter, fi; Maiden, ricore--- I'nireraity of Vir ginia, r3fl; University of North Caro lina, 0. Sirbatitution: University of Norrn Carolina: Strange for Huske; I-ong fnr Holmewood; Dorrh for Aberuathy; RIs lock for Applevrhite; Harris for Long; Tayloe for Moore; Devane for Tavloe; Little for Dortch. Univwsitv of Virginia: Randolph for Gooch; Maulen for Jett; Oooih for Ran dolph; Farrow for Carter; Maiden for Jett: Gillette for Finlay; Acre for Msy er; Oroner for Acree; lrett for latndes; Brown for Redus; Cooke for Smith. Officials: Neilson, NVbraska, referee. Donnelly, Trinity, umpire. Poe, PTineeton. linesman. Time of periods. IS minute, each. A. k M. Easily Defeated. INorroia. ti., ov. "n. tin a field of mud, the football team of Washington " " nlr' "n,,m '""i from the Agricultural and Mechanical cillepe of Kaleigh, N. C. this afternoon. The score was 1H to 6. The game was devoid of any notice able features, beyond the fact that play ers on both teams were muddy from head to foot. 4. fumble by Miller, of the Virginians, on the 30-yard line, permittc-d the Car olinians to score. The lineup: A. A M. Phillips. I. e ; Hurtt, I. t.; ( Ooke. 1 g. ; Plyler, e. ; SvkiB. r. p.; yif.yd. r. t.; Davi., r. e. ; Champion, q. h j'.lefTrie., I h. h. ; McHenry, f. b. ; Os borne, r. h. b. W. & L. Hieatt, 1. e ; Schllltr, 1. t Miller (captain), I p.; Moore, e.; Foffer. r g. i Mile, r. t. q. b ; Peeplea, ! Kranciw. r. e, ; RafertT. h. b. ; HuchrinjF, f. b. ; Ifurke, r, b. b. Score by perioda: W. 4 U 7 3 0 If, A. A M 0 0 a 6 Summary Siibatitutiona, AVashinuton nd I-ee: Rothrock. for Francis; Francis nir acmnt imiKrr lor nieaxx: n can nr R.rl,.,. v;- fnr n.-v. v-ki... for Schultn; ronabu'- for Poeplea; Pee plea for Stewart; Walton for Rojrci; Bolton for Rogers; Nolly for Frnciat (Continued on Pape Two.) M C. HTlin)ERSl)ESTRO Y MITH nKORGI A TOR CVfi Prominent Growers Meet to Investigate tbe Burning of lao,ooo Worth of the Weed in Decatur County. Rainbrrifre, Ga.. Nov. 28. Investiga tion waa instituted here today at a meeting of several prominent tobaivo .Ma-. n( Ikn Kurninn nf 0 fkOO . e41, F"""'0 '" """r -".l. f tobacco in Decatur rouutT last Tues- of educational phases represented would lnj" fllimore. of Ienton. David da bT nurht-riders. Three larpe bams too unweildy for the busings to be county in aSal.sbury. and the two were ttallT deatmved br lire , th, transacted in one m.a. meet,,,,.. To mamed by Sinre R. S . nee. . ... avoid anv diflieiiltie and lark of inter- I uu i,k r.i... Georgia eountv and two barns of tobaeeo . ,nH inrr.f,... 1,1 ,..,,, Bo,d "oo" Durham. were consumed bv fire across the Flor- ids state line 2 miles distant. The loss i austained in the latter irUU i. not now " of ki'h l"(n-H place, "f robherie. of many year, in this city mectiru?. In ear h aectton definite topics took plae yeaterday when Clyde San known. ar( jia,(-,1MMHi to atiit tbe need of a ii- ford and Ldicius Bowline took $.vm from All of the tobacco bams destroyed r;n class of teachers. All theae mt- C M Raker while intoxicated. The two were owned bv mem Iters of an assoeia- ina-s yesterday moraine and afternoon in men were seen with Baker y-- tion formed three vcars tajro by laree k a ,k i ' " . " ' " .u bow pnee was ouerva lor i- vy awmi- factttzws. PUBLIC SCHOOLS MUST TRAIN CHILDREN TO THE PRACTICAL Instead of Useless Tasks the Demand is That They Interest Chil dren In Home Life and In Acts of Men Today Presi dent Brooks Preaches Mighty Modern Doctrine. In ni annual address u the memiera ; of the Teachers' assembly, the president, i , , u . , . r , , "' C- Br001". of th kp" of education in Trinity college, criticised the public school systems which do not bring actual life and modern methods of liviiur to the children sent there for an education. He based hi. argument on .1 . . ., .i : i : i til asscriiou mat ine one tiling which confi .mts the individual is bow to make a living, and said the function of the .,,, I i.. t II,,. n tl, tan franiinir. Hue nf txt hmlti that deal ' with far off toniea that are not of inter - est in this modern time, and said the matter of teaching must be made to be practical. Referring to criticism that the orod - ucts ot the schools do not have any practical knowledge, he sketched the life of the child, the early training in the home and the training that ought to be in the school. He dwelt on the I divergence of the school from the train ing the child instinct craves, and the ,ralnm(5 ltl4t ,, secured in the great pnyai.-al and spintual worlds huh ur- round the home and the home training, Ue (iecnl the school in its work niu.l wl'uM.t.'S 'lH." ren to De useful in mailers oi nie. mu,t a fom dirw. lhem m th. ,VenUe' of 8d "d u"eful "tiWp. H;, itieim of the pre.nt orgBnixt.d u iik -t Tl to reacn an tbf eiidren, and he pleaded fnr . .,m ,,.,,. ... ,or ytem that touches all classes nH ,n, I nna in .,.-1. a ni,nr a l brin " into lif "d '-to practio.il .ftit He true purpose of the Kiooi io ,Q bring children into i,nn,i ni .i.i.Tra, .. . ,ri . th . . on about them, and said the youth ol in Intereat in the fhool because tie ! tor of Spring Garden atreet Method.st T J' ? 'V'tI w? life of the world it not found in the church, 4polte of the great day the "d. W H" u ' a i cliool. He aaid that the great men of ; nation ohaerviV for giving thanks. The 1Jucktt nd F BlboP hm d'fd the past were not thoae who remembered ! aervicei were opened in a patriotic wav, dunn the r wer Jnd to th! th Utin and the Greek, but thoae who far ainging America, the Uachert aUnd- T,? Qn T1!? iJ9 Bam? a wer touched by the great peraonality j. The inrocation wai made by the J" 01d nd D udd, were PUced of the teacher who inspired high ideala Itv. R. T. Vano. preaident of the Bap-I0D effecte "' , in them, and tet before tbem the princi-Uiat univerity for women, who aaked Jho 7'P0.rt of Oreenaboro Female pie that are at the baaia of moral life j the Mewing of God on tbe teachere and , fue j Iln co1 and fcuman relationahipa. The fact that I on tru, great cauae in which the, are ! nd Littleton Femala college were we are living today and not In the day gagd. The acripture leaaon waa read ted nd referred to the board of of Luther or ia the age of tha paat be by Um & vXIumu It- -r'aulkiier. wetoei1100- - -declartd t6 p tU feaaOn for ft cUiigl0f Holy Trinity Kpitcopal church, vhj Who are deaconi of one jw mm in the curriculum to conform to the re.d the eighth chanter of Ienterono-1 't1, end II. L. Lance, W . A. tSUn- great changea that have been wrought and that are paramount at this time. Hi oriticiaed the elate for trying t make all durational life develop in tlie Mmo way and in the ame degren, and aaid j there in no more use to empliaaire Latin j and Greek than there is U) in jhm ' Hebrew save aa they give atrength to the mind to think and to art and con trol tha human body which ia the mind ! subject. He described s ronra. of suhiert. lht would train children to be in sympsthy with home work, thst would give them interest in home affairs, and declared that tlvis would yo a lonr way to reliev- ing the work of the mother, instesd of prescribing three problems in geometry. 40 lines of Virgil and a long selection from the madnesn of Hamlet to be wor- ried over at night The great phvsical world in whirh we live snd have our linir demand, thai w. riv. .ii.mi;.. to those things, for the youth of the times are drawn to these thing.. He urged the teaching of hemic hi.torv. the holding up of men to the children who hale done tlnne. snd who sre con tinuing in thr.e hemic act-. State Well Represented. Kvery avenue of educational life in the stste ot .North I arolins vs. rcprc rieuted here vcMcidav wh.-n the teach eh-ven hundriMl in iiuriiiHT. call- lusted, gathered for the 1 Iru UhHinn of itrmciple. in pj neat ion ami tor munio! ering the mout difficult pmhlems met and the mont aecrnRihie snl ad. maM methods potftt)le to he used in the schools. Ever? phase of educational lite ia leinif touched in thin Hsuenihla''? -if tearher. There ia not one ainffle branch of edu- I cation that is not reprenepted her. o. 1 , lepe pre-identa and pnifeaaoi directom ' ot lnirh a hol educational work, citv , auperintendent. aad principal, of .,. achoola. muic teacher, kindergarten' leaf hex, county auner in ten -lent , pri- I mary inatnictora. prarntnar jrrad "ii"iis, in n n-it in intP'rcniH lif .mth-r. .H ,U ' a.a aimilar in educational tircra to the (fathering of the cnir.aer for an on waii march. Tlie intereat that is t"inir displayed matter of notrwnrthv nyifcerranfe. i ftepre ntat ivea of ednca'it.n from nthef part ot the nation. wh' themclea are leader in the education I htc of .inrr- if a tooViv, have remarked on the real titcn ine arrnria teach',- are )i-ptav- niC- i ni v hae remarked "n the aipat t-nt preat efT.rt tf make thif aa-mbly one fnm huh new ideas arid new ln- -PiratioiiN may be t'ra-n with th untzte iew o making the cause ot education a ud the purpose of education more eoely felt thrniitfhout the entire Imjjth and breadth of t he common we t h The teacher' RftMmrilv tmh mrrrn . K tl(v as it i ami with nch a ai ,f sueh a rlan aere followed the bodv divided into eieht different section'. wrre "u "T . entered into heartily. At all thew meet 11 - . .iA J lL. .t . mg the one efTort of th program to toaien at the eenter ot thittga. to bring out Um yrobttmm peculiar U that branch of tr-achiug. to dixuM those I'rouiein. ana ai uir i..- w .u- into consideration th. most ap - prol.ed methods. xBi, g,ve, the assembly a wonderful ' loreefuliiess aad a powerful impetus, "! T teacher is touched at that P"' empnaue ana uim-i sppii- 'tion are the most necessary. To .vi.rv nna . tn lua iiMna IS th un - written slogan, and it gives to the teachers' assembly a strong merit and worthy results. It is a cause of gratification to edu- I . eational leaders that one tenth even of he teachers of the state are present to i partake 01 tins great progTam. mat one ln every ten teachers is present ! leaves the impression on them that the ; '"leieai, iu cuucsihio vj ui, indeed propitious and a promise of grrater things yet to reeult, and greater .'feet J l be made oo the minds of '"" " eing taught. Thanksgiving Observed. Though away from their homes the taacbers here yesterday observed Thanksgiving, and the Grand opera i house was tilled with them at 12 o'clock f, the service. For one tuueiat least T!1"Ut'k8ivinK ? .Vl''l , uhat manv will call the old fash om-d lc ( . Mote ,h .nowflake. felT and by horning there three inch covering of the blanket ' The th Eraih w re. and the trees bent under h,IV..i ... . ..... the load of " , el r n I ,.. Tk. ,"l... the only way the teacher, were discom- I m-nled ws. in the sluab. Apparenllv I they did not mind this snd the hour of ,-woihip found them co.nfort.bly seated . ,l , J '",.. J tj . ,loullMt i They were treated to sn eloquent scr- mv. n eh,irttinii tn nbedienee In re- un rd of ( iod 'a mercy a nJ gixxi nas in hia dcalinga with Israel, and represent ing the evil of worshipping other god a. "The Lord Keigneth." Mr. Abernethy took hia text from the 93rd Pat I m, in a portion of the firat verae, the aimple "T he Iord Keigneth." '"An obaerver from aome nearby planet, aaid he, in beginning, who ")! nave been gifted withe tlie power thl morning to sweep bis eye over this j 'rth. and to have seen the sky un.tam- rA b? "noke of the factnrr, would hT notd " Prlf a the fur. or t! u"u1 shouts of children on ""lr w,Jr hool- for the great hu-i- '"'" of th """try wo"ll nave In-en t"'hfl. 'v" the voice of greed would h,v hrro ull in(obedience to the n"'ttlon nd proclamation given by the ; President of these 1 nited States and t he : governors tnereol. uur land to Ay " ,"'l','d b;v OI" ""M"t ch""e of ,hc rr ' H d"n bfor' lt" lx,rii ,i.','d- 1 '' is tremendnu.lv signiticsnt The .peaker declared the oliacrvance of Thanksgiving to be more tliwn nicre grstitude of the people. The dav husl the official stamp of the nation on it and is one when the realization in felt that the Iord tJod Almighty is the ruh-r who is over all rnlerw. The word "thank" continued he, come from the Ancl"- von "tl.ink" and nin thoupht bm iriL. It in a feant of r -c.nition, that i.o.l iM mer ali. Hi ;mte meanmp. lie declared. wa nhnerv d by the 1 1 ehrc s a nd w as no i r t cr (Continued on Pace Seven.. GEORGE D. SNUGGS DEAD. Agfd CitUen of Saliibury Passed Away u nn. i mi . c. Suddcttl7 Whll Climbmg Step.. (Special to laily Newa ) Salisbury. Not 2R leorpe 1) Snupp, ae.l 7fi. dicl uldenly here yesterday -k.l- , ,. ... 1,- ai.,r. 1 mm hilc fiomg up the -tatra to,mHn n.ay be Dr. W. V. MeKen.ie's offi. where he ' hoped to pet relief from nn attack of acute indication M r. Nnujjjre a natne of fitanly county and a a ( on federate veteran. He came here several ao from Newton to viPit relitiv He MeS SlK efaitd Hal- ifh , Henrv nl n 1 Snircs. f IrteniHlle. Inlill. of Monnw Mrs. I'.IIh H.N.v,r. ot Newton Mr- Joe Matiburn. ot Old Fort, !in lsAiira. of al;turT. j Iamr F Rohut"n t (ioldsloro, will h.er the a.ldrew Mt the Klka anrrual '"emorial aerv liere Dece miter I W K Galhmnr one nf (he het.t kno of the older cit-z-na of Sabsburr. d.ed vestrda? at noun after an itinera of several months. A widow survives. Iiss Christie Workman. lrav-.iif alone from San Francisco, met her lover, (Special to Daily Sens Durham. Nov. 28. One of the boldest f,Pa aaaal k... m.mn. .A sa-nrai L- . r. , " into custody today. Three hundred dol- tara hare heen tonnd. but the two men either apent. it is aitereo. or oinerwiae diSpoaei or taw remainder i Sn PAY OF THE Educational Institutions Submit Ttiir R.nnrt. i I heir Reports. ORPHANAGE HAS REPORT Institution Admitted Thirty-One Additional Children the Past I Year, the Best in History. . . . ftth ACHfcKS ADVANCED Bishop Denny Would Like for the Preachers to Be a Little Mors Defi nite When They Submit ' "Good Year" Report (By K. M. PHILLIPS ) Fayetteville, Nov. 28. The second d7 ' tue 78tn annual session of the North Carolina conference of the M. E. church ih P""d l ,3 thi' ... . . morning with devotmnaJ exercise, eon- dnct-d by Rev. Andrew P. Tyer, who announced that old familiar hymn, "Children of th. Heavenly King," which , , . ' was sung, and offered a fervent prayer. The minutea were read and approved, 1 " ,nd th " 1 ' J""00 was at once Temri r'thUt 1o", 7 !" P".nnuate. were calhyd, and the fol- , ow," " 'rr.d to th. oommitte. for continuation in the utni relation: M. C. Thomas, J. K. Thompwn, A. U. Rett., T. J. Browning, G. D. Langston, Ur7 J- Wataon, .1. A. Martin, M. V. Self. F. H. Love submitted their re orts and they were elected to elders' nrdere. The following mem born of the claaa nf the third yar were advanced to the clasn of the lourth vcar: K. L. t'arra way, T. M. Grant. ( l. Culbreth. Wal hcr I'Htton, t.co. IS. Ilearden G. M. lianiel. John N. Cole, superintendent of the orphanage at Raleigh, made the annual r,IK)rt f the institution. It hss been tne uest j,,,,, jn tne history of the or- phanage. The children have had better health and the institutional family haa been proPp,r(u, ,nj happy. Onlv one d,.Ith rfuring the vear, and that was ,,, non-preventable diseas-inflam- matrv rheumatism. The children arc being ' aiiCht jn religion and morsU. hen. .,mitlPj during the vear :tl ,,,1 ,... I , l,,Mr.n an.l fl.r. a'r. Mt rh,,),,.n in the institution. A mini t-r nf hecjucts to the endowment were rwnfJ during the vear. snd. on th whole, there hns been verv aubntantial himI KHtiffaetory propreaa in all depait ineut. Hut for lack of adequate facili ties llie orphanage hnn had In tutu ;ivav trom its door mr.re children thiin then- aie in the total enrollment. '1 Imh iatt uli'iwh an urgent heed. The repot t a let erred to the orphanape com mit tec. Who are admitted on trial called, and I !i re m-rr three trom tin- i;ii nlcth i il di-tnet T. W. Lee, d. L. Mi. I vette. I. II. Miller; Durham district. . It. Slaughter. II. I'. Smith; Kayetteville district. V. M. Writbt. J. W Pcrrv ; New Bern district, K. D. Dodd. I- T I-u Irher, V. It. Humble; Rockingham district , K. I.. Jones ; Warren ton dis- , trut, R. N. KitU. Bishop Denny's Sermon. Ry special order at 11.30, Rin!iop Den t nv preached a I hank(jiv in rrmnn j Hi tevt naa the first two vf-rwn ot i 10:ird I'-alm. Men often comimie ; ness with pivin(r thanks, be fk1, but a1 arlad when he com nuts an evil lecd but he cannot be thankful (-t j it if he knows what be ia talking alvnit.J ( 'onstrasM ing the civilizntmn ot China! and modern America, Riahop Dennv id ve cannot depic ( hina. he h;u 'rri"' thine we lark. Thev tell us l-r lit' ; " ; rtaiion runs back to tne of ; lr;tham. Other nations have nwn and fallen but China still live. Thev knew many t hings kci apo that we think e have just discovered still we should thank God that we were born mcn . T" Greater honor than to t"rn B King. Itr. (Joke, once ottrrtl resolution tnat rtlft not Ml it the talll- ' ,nnr" "inference then tearinp up th- re '"" Io you think vou--, f sT00 a !'" M Nebwn Reel arov Jin(l ''l to Riabon Asluirv, "We not on iv ininK ouracnp aa pooi a j tr. vokc, i but an prtod at Ih Coke" km." Hne of the preatcigt charactei :-t i. nf . thi country is the tendency to eif-rc, spe-t. P.aid the bishop, tienernl l.ce im -i res'd upon his arIdier that thev niut apect tiemclven if they would be re , , , . .... , . , r i. ; not ten square miles of space on the eirth where a woman i safe outude r, hrftiamt 1 wonder bow often we remember that tbe great privilege r nmy are teraiie "t the life of bnst ' " . ' not forart aii hia benefit r7.rt, WTP bnin-M me, tui f all hoards aad committees th afte, (Continued on Pag Two.) wmmmmm, killed and so INJURED WHEN A FAST JiSPPiSifeP EXPRESS ISDERAILED 22 More Shopping SERVIANS HAVE IGNORED ALBIAN PROCLAMATION; Conflict is Raised in Acute Form, Between Servia and Austria. Will Austria Take Any Direct. Action? Much Excitement Over Mobilization of the Austrian Army. London, Nor. 2S. The Servians, ig noring the proclamation of Albanian in dependence, have occupied the port of Dura azo without rcaiatance. This in formation cornea in a direct dispatch from that town tonight. Thus the con flict is raised in acute form between Austria and Servia, and it remains to be seen whether the Austrian govern ment will take any direct action or will be content to leave the question for settlement after the war. The Servian action, coupled with the eminently warlike feeling prevailing in Vienna, is likely to keep Europe in a state of anxiety. On the other hand, the fact that the negotiations are pro greasing at Baghtche and that there is no sign of the resumption of operations on the Tchatalja lines while the great powers are exchanging proposals for the assembling of a European conference all make for a peaceful settlement. Should the proposed conference ma terialise for apparently Austria haa not yet consented to participate it would be considered as preparatory to a later conference, which would include tht I.alkan states and Turkey, for a final eottlement of all questions. Nothing aa to where the conference will take place haa been given out. Great eecrery 11 preserved regarding ttwMPolaferenee- at Haghtche, and it is not known wheth er the plenipotentiaries sru Hisciifttuiig an armiHticc or peatc. It ia reported from Rome Hint a pro vibional Albanian has been coiiat it utr.l WILMINGTON WEDDINGS. Several Nuptial Events Solemnised In Engineers Fail to See How They Cso the City By the Sea. , Hold Down to 8 Miles an Hour. (Special to Daily News.) , (Special to Daily News.) Wilmington, Nov. 27. A simple, hut Spencer. Nov. 2S.-Railroad men charming home wedding was solemniied everywhere have been and are still much this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock st the " th' n"" nstional law re- , , ... , , atricting all passenger trsins in llic home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mohr, 810 j ,-,.,, 4HBmi, p,r hor. t (irace street, when their daughter, Mis : seems that the public does not fully mi Katherine lionise, became the bride of j drrMand that this law applies to sny Henry (Joldlierger. The wedding was witnessed onlv hy relatives and intimate friends of the! bride and bridegroom, and the eerenio ny, though of the simplest nature, waa charming. I he bride waa given away by her tather. I. .1 Mohr. Beaut 1 1 u My decorated with pot ted plants, mii i lax. chrysanthemums .ind other llowern siieestne of Hie autumn -chsoii, and thronged with manv tr; r.d .ind adrnirera of t he younc couple, t he I i ret lliiptii-t church lar-t evenuifr at I m . Itxk was the scene of a hi-nutiful wed ding when Miss Kllu lliad. the attiar tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson Itradv. n led to the altar ) Ralph 1. Kaktns ami were made man ,inl u ile. The bride wa" attended as maid of honor by her sihter, Nltr FdHh Rrad while the briilerootn'a best man waa h tnend, Walter Riech I lu ie were nn other attendants e-ept the j;rooinamen. who were Mr'.'Uf. illi.im Whilnev, Leonard Gore, dames Shillv and Mr ii iftin Quiet, but withal 'tv pretty and nn pressive, the tuainac "f Vretjern-k l-acy Krne- son ot Mr and M, K. It. Kinp. of this citv, and Mi- l.ilhan H Uhi. dauphter of Mi . and Mr.. A, . 'I ay lor, a No of ilnuriL'ton, h snlernnicl at fl o'clock last etciiine st the mame o1 St. Andrew's I 're, by tenan church. JAIL DELIVERY. Three Negroes Made Their Escape Yes terday From Davidson Jail. (Special to Pajfv News.1 I-exinijton. Nn 2 There are at hjMt tliree thankful neproew abroad m the land. Tkv broke pil here lat n ipht and -o far the offi err ha ve been unable 1" nnd the "'lehtest trace of them. The nc(roei m;oie their cic..f bv breaking throuph the floor of their eupe clor to the Muik m one corner. At this point tiic -er b-us h;d Hinted badly, and it w.-i" ra.-v woik 1o break through with a small p f 'rn whi. li thev w renewed from the cell. 'Ihehriek underneath were ea ret was casv. rmiovcil and the Harris Luther and Mim .Tuba Pelt a rn Mini i if i irt i in, . i.-.i... -.i i Mr. John M. Harkev in this citv. The marriage was totally unexpected and w as a great surprise tr the many friends of the young foiks Mr. Crowson Returns to Burlington. (Special to Paily News.) Turlington. Nov. 2s. O. F. t'rowson tcdav assumes th" editorship of the Rnrbngton New. Rev. R. M. Andrews, ho has been editor for one year, hav ing acec pt od the pa t or a t e at ' rccn s -tmro. Mr. Crowpon has been ditorand half owner of the Durham Iaily Sun and recently sold hia paper. 1 Days Till Christmas 22 OCCUPY DURAZZO at Vatona (Alvona) by eighty Albanian dc legatee. Much Excitement in Vienna. Vienna, Nov. 28 Much excitement haa beeu occasioned by the action of the government in arranging for the mobi ligation of the Austrian army. The parliamentary leaders met to night and derided (o allow the premiers three bills dealing w ith matters con nected with the mobilization to go to coin in it tee without the customary first reading. According to the Neiefrie Preaae, the premier in announcing the bills to the proceduro committee, told the parlia mentary law vera there waa no change in the international situation. The papers regard this an an admission that the sit uation it still critical. Another incident commented upon as being of etjual importance to that of the reecnt visit to Berlin of General Hche num. chief of staff, is the visit of Field Marlial Huron Von Hoctzcndorf, inspector-general of the Austrian army, to lUicliaroat, where he arrived yesterday aa the giieet of King Charles. Ha bears an autograph letter from the Austrian emperor sud will confer with the Ru manian chief of stair. At an extraordinary meeting tbe mu nicipal council tonight made a demon stration nf great loyalty. Amid rousing cheers for the cmporor the council adopt ed a manifesto declaring that Ik "maintenance of peat ia worth great Birrillea. btit the iwnnmirioiflerity of nations and the full h leasing of indus try Hie only vonehfiiled to urn Tea which niHititain penrr not by difthonnittble hi nklienrv but foivef ii!1 . Mippoi ted hy (he eons louanesM nt a just cauae " RAILROAD MEN INTERESTED. Mn n siMgle miles, any mile between nv lwo n,lle P""'"- r (!""'rs ,n ",""' "t ' ' " Kx"' are free marie in the interest of safety both for the train man and for the paaaenffer. However , 1 uiorit enfrineera are at a los to sec how preaent schedules can be maintained. Severs I ca r loads of drmkine plashes and ot her utetiai Is have been hhiped to Spencer tnllowing a new law that went into chV.-t throughout th.- I'mted Stales ru Sfur'ttihr-r 111 pmli I hi I in if drinking 't H of anv kind on railway Irani. 'I he I ft w va prompllv complied it'i by the Southern RhiIwhv cotupfinv, and all train, aie now operated w n hout the Ituinei efjuipmcnt. '1 he roinjueloia, tla-jfiien port ei anl other t ra miifn haw liecn kept bn-v e pin t hi up to pai--eiii-ro m liv dunking i;!aea are not In he Ioiiii-I on I he train prei( but rpnet niairiacf wnn nn r nuiii -l af Mi" home ot Mr and f r . W . I I'nklei ,ti SeiH-er In t niitit w In n t h.-rr Ha up hi--, im V. ,e n v. ! . aim- Hie hi ide of W. I I io lee' 1 he ei einou V war performed b - . ' 1 h - nia ami on I . t r i n 1 1 ui;i I e nil" Here invited in t cilne- the nnpliila. The iiiiu c"i,'h' will reside in ynnr HENDERSON U. P C Chapter Held Interesting Meeting Tbii Week and Filled Officers. (Speiift) to Pailr r-n i Hendetai.n, Nd. .. n interesting m'-rting of th- a nee i mmiv chapter,1 I" H wa held at Mis S I' Too per e-iori1ar afternoon, when t tie fo. towing off n ei a were elected I'rendent , Mr w I' I 'no per; ice pres ui n I , Me-dani.' M .N.per. . . ZoliM-.fb-r aftd ' i I III ide . See ret a ry, M i. ' I' M-l.Trnan ,i--it s nt secret ar l i iM'pf i , c'irie,'rnding e(-i etai v , Nf". (' A. IewiS; treaurer, lra M I 1 i Aeif. h ft oris n. lss depii a niH h 'I i lie .eprt nl the rhftptcr tlie firmer h--tot'an. Mr. i V . Hughe. nt in h'T r -ideation, and Mfs Smith va r !e. t-. he va.ancv. The other off -e; - f a-i trd unanimously. Mrs. oA'eil. leader of the Ofnr :,in ,0j.,n Smith char-tcr, report c 1 -,0 m. mi ly.,, pni I tie ehaDtor Sti rrn !( SNOW AT NEW BERN Begjn Falling Thanksgiving Morn g and Covered the Ground fSper-ial to Daily rw- o-.;nmg. V. Y. No' A'lse" 1 . w T'ern . N rev 2" Snn'v lt";'.ir ' s d - Pa t rif k 1 'pe 1 f 'om ir z T" 1 -'1T1 4 ing in thi city thia morn.n it I h-k fir- man ' 4 r ! ' ,i'i"no. n. and cnntinil'-d lint d ri'M-n :'. roi-n-l Mr- .' n ; 1 '1 " ' 1 " t w h eo ered with at b .i -t .t i n :i ( t h . reai I" 1 V h H. n T- nr---' r i ; m t a fleer fl;ik-s Thl f ' ' ' ' - ' 1 TIC in be I re . t T' '. "! a l tofr ) U ' ' i en r s that nuxr h a - ( I n ' n t h i mil n-; r ; v ' " ' ' h n -r-ri on during ihc mmi!1- - t N'ocmber. New N - ; g- z ' r Hos a frrnrn a t h:, in and but : mint m-i- t f rl ;- to i :nd cat f an r little mow remains on tbe streeta. Accident Occurred On Pennsyl vania Thanksgiving. BROKEN RAIL THE CAUSE Chicago Lady Fatally Shot By Divorced Husband While She Was Preparing Dinner. SHE WOULDN'T INVITE HIM Former WU Waa Surprised at Hei Horn By Her Former Heibesd, and Wheo She Gav. a "No" U Ilia Rso.ue.st, H FtiM. Philadelphia, Pa., Not U.Tonr mea were killed and mo;, than 60 persona were injured on the Pennsylvania rail road at Olcnloch, 2," mile wit ct here, last night a hen the Cincinnati eiyreaa waa deraileJ, eight ears gou dowa m high embankment. The dead: L. IV Fit lev. a passenger l'ltttburu. .1 A. H jwin, Hrooslvn, sleenina far cmptovt. K. R. Jones, New York, sleeping car efiiploye. I nidvntined man. Tha body waa clad only in oifhl clothe and thera is no tuoana of idonti tying it. The face is badly disllgurad. Tha heavy train, known aa tba Ctnoia nati express, was p-uled by two locomo tivea. It is tha belief of road oflio'ala that a broken rail waa respons'bl ror the wreck. Raaacngers In tha ears that remnind on the roadled hurried to help paraons caught in the plunge of tba other coach e. The Injured were cared for in nearby farm houses until tha arrival of relief trains bh wera loacWd. than hnrnrd back to' Wpt ("heater or Uifrialutrjj. Imts4 .gating Cauot Ot Wreck. "National, state and county offi rials as well as the Remiaylvaiiia railroad, are condnctiiig investigations as to tha caum. lot the wreck of the i incmniti eiprea, I which left the trarka of the pennMi- t a ii ni railroad last night at i ;lenb h canning the death of tour men and m juiy to more than half a hundred pas aongeis. The four bodies which have been iden tified a Howard l Raldwtn. sleeping car conductor, Hut Rush, N. Y., Kdwin It, .Innes, aleeping car conductor, Pitts burgh ; L. I. Fin ley . I'itsburgh. and .la mea Pdlui. Rittwburgh, were recover itl trom tlie debria An inquest u ill Ik conducted tomor row, (inly fotir paaengera are now re garded fi in a critical rendition. Marshall John I. Ikihoncy. of Harria bnrg, who inventigated the wreck on be half of I he at lite railroad commission Maid tonight that th' wieek appeared to have teeti eaus. .1 hv t!.e sargmg of a girder oq the budg1 winch deptetaed tJha track. ' Fatally Shot by Divorced Husband. Oiieago, No- ?h Mrs fMrothy Pusry was idiot -uni talnllv injure I by her dl- torced htfltand Imiiiv hi -(. as pn-, i paring a 'I lia iikH' n ing r..,- dinner tor her hc vo ing ihiliiicri. I'.iwv thei tai!e.( in attempt to cotnn it sui 'idf. Mr- 1'uh-v wa at deliratesarn rtora n. -ir her home when her (ornn-r him l.uinl eaUcrt 1 n ware of hit pn nca, .-lie letmiied with ber airit lu'l vt . -it nt lor the d ninfi. ' ( e on t.iu 1 o 1 1 . it' mc t 'i nnr j dinner nl.e.) t he torm. , hn-t'itid o, I to not ' r- pin. I Mr v I'm-" " I he c1! Id fen a,, ,, I , n t ha is r"Mlg 'o I"' happr i,nl l'u-i then dren i.-mlvr-r nnd fire-t three tun"" "me of the t. diets H mi tc her Ml t he hrjfd . PiieV then lnfcr-d the Molvtr en hniiPaeli'. He (h.. i io ho n-ck. but thw surgeons aaid t'r wound won nnk -au-e d'th Many 1 hjnkRivinjt Snows A hint a. C... d.t v was n it I outh AiUr' fall on t h Hr nlde t i nhrt hit i t ' nn le- frnm t lot. fl-ik ' I In r, i t Ml . "I Kr4 Mig e. t .ri of t he i i,f ft -t sno-v r,noi ot ih.. t 1 f rCTfJ In M - No .. ed m Me ' ua ir on p -1 at at '.uinan a d on t ' i e pjec s of i I i i I ' ' it, Tit - fro-' Oir'nia1: . um .nf the 25 rebela kled m f nun alt.uk was Major It. ,'ino .i'I't "f ponie promincric--. !! 'h ttre 1 J fcdeial wounded v i - e lute tody in Juarev . 'IV o-a was tight killed, a nay's report. Patrick is a Free Man
Greensboro Daily News (Greensboro, N.C.)
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