.'CHABLOTTE: DAILY OBSERVER,. MARCH, 23, ,si906.
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C0JIHEI1CE AM FINANCE
(Continued Firom Pago Eight.),
3 O. P, Kills A Co,' Cotton tetter j
Crteclal to The. Observer.
)"Nvw Orleans, March 22. Liverpool
; i tullx responded to tb Advances on. this
side last eyertfrix; sJthmigl It was feared
that it would Tail to do so.. Cobles con.
' tlnue of an ncouf-aglnj'tenor.. The .see-
! ' sion in American market uavs neen m
, i.ir 4reatinf to an unusual degree. As yat
1 ''- th volume of outside business remalm
; comparatively small, .ut It was notics
Table this morning that the demand from.
-. the interior waa- on broader scale, and
;li irr conjunction , with further aggressive
: v n' professional support aiv advance of IS to
"v 17 points -waa. established. Incidentally,,
' scalpers trailed akrtir'ln: the hope of re
; selling profitably . this - afternoon, but
r.if-S wkim it became vaptsed about ifhat ' the
"vn rf,jniruujv was seuiqg unaer cover at
Uiliif Tora effort, to liquidate followed,
auVunder this bressure a substantial re
actjon . evelopd, . In this connection,
JH, rPrtce irires' tlsy since , the close -of
t taes market, that reference to his selling
v is unwarranted, ana tnat da continues to
v. i, view ; the posl tlon : as f a voting . higher
values than those vet. witnessed.
After such a rapid rise in prices), the
A reaction ht bur natural and logical eape-
dally as "spots have not followed with
. 1 . expected alacrity. This fact haa Induced
many of the recent buyers to secure
- profits on to-day's improvement, so that
t wfaHy quUeifT there exlBta any
-1 . Durasniwimi inieresi or mm ancnmwn
while the vfbMtae(eM':JMsv':4n
ivo way sympathised with
uie su
rength of
the old Indicates clear! v an Increase
, rattier than a decrease of the speculative
pori- ;Kwinxitraentei4 euurtenawgr ? M
sucn leoRf racnu save. sua, most part, Bass
es, into tne aminos or the trade against
forward sales of the product,
s or tne product, deliverable
arlvlrur comoaratlVe stability
next autumn
i tnoeei positions, in view oi.tne reason'
. able certainty 6f crop .scares during; the
gerlod ef growth anA development, and
considering ala the; facte that the etatls.
tics will strengthen; Jiefcefertb. w fall
te see the Justification! for any testing
'decline and thtiik it advisable to secure
profits on short contracts, as well as to
. buy scalping parposee. In periods of de
' presalon. ( SuClJSJAAO-MJCX). '.
,g Miller A t'a . Cotto Letter. ,
Special to The Observer.
' New York, March 22. The smalt re
, . Option In the final portloi of the day-w
largely due to advices ' front the South
, stating that spots were not following tht
extreme advance. .The leading ihanipula
, tor sent forth several bullish advices
during the day, and New England people
- here are talking distinctly bullish. Be-
aides, the light New Orleans estimate
' wa another handle to the bull lever.
The small reaction after the decided, ad.
vajtce Is not at all an unnatural one; and
we remain bullish, basing our stand on
. the eold-out condition of the old crop
montna, ana tne over-sold onaltlotv of
the new crop months: This--important
technical situation, In conjunction with
the fact that the Bite of the next crop
is as yet highly problematical, makes us
feel that infneyean Jm made by buying
cotton- on Weak SiJois. c Liverpool is due
to come one te trfp dowd in the morning.
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Rabbard Broe C6.'s Cotton ltter.
Special to The Observer.
TlriK..!4Vloe from
UverpoM suterrthat there i W heavy
selling there tor American account by
brokers' Wh6 '"have' - beh ""large buyers
here of May. This Is accepted aa the
Jatural moveu te ease the long .interest,
t was also thought -'that 'both May and
July have been' sold here on the advance,
principally July aa buyers appeared to
cover. In May the buying by the short
Interest onrrled., that- position to a pre
mium over July. Outside of the buying,
. cause by the fear of a. squeeze in May,
there has been a large speculation for an
advance The trade, however, expect the
movement will be carried, 'further, al
though the short. Interest has been large
ly reduced bythe--coverlhr of thepaxt
two days. HUBBARD BROS. & CO
$eabor4 Air Line Stocks.
.itoSlmei tett'itf.VS." -'A. L. corn-
tnon v5i to 30 ; preferred nothing doing.
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Address ; by District Deouty YSold '
FeAture Three Cot ta gee Burned-
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Correepotideace ot The Observer' As '
wlnston-aJeirv March" tlThree
Cottages owned by H. Montague and a
barn beloncin to 3. W. Stout, on
Crawford etreet, North 'Winston, were
destroyed, ty re v at ' 4 : J9 . o'clock: . this
morning, i The co ttagrea;1 were .'decupled
and every family loet more or.less ot
their ; houeehold. ; roperty.'-The i tire
started, .ht a three-room cottagn occu
pied by-Mr: JC OdelU whoae wife bad
a rtarrov escape rrom being burned
tO deaths i .'' iit.'J-lxX." a sr
he- Winsten:' KUk ' held- a delightful
social seseloA last. Bight. A' feature of
ioe- wccaaionv f .-art jinspirwix swaress
6reeRbon. MeMlscuasM: -th prtn-'f
crptes and work or the order, referred
to the noble work: erf ormed and the
fellowship that: prevails , ambner the
merrtoers. . Aji informal ; smoker fol
lowed thi wpeechrmakirur. About 100
membflm. An tnfnrml ' . mntrr f n(-
lngre entertainment ' was ; erreatly en
joyed by one and all. The lodge at Its
reg-uiaf meeting next Tuesday night
wriu elect officers for the ensuing: year.
ur, k. j Kierson received a telegram
yesterday etatlng- that hie father-In-la
w, . air. -M. A. Roes, of Dickson, CaU
died suddenly at Detiver. Col..' while
rt . route ' tv wlnston-Salem, to - visit
tin daughter. Paralysis was the cause
of his death. ' Deceased was 70 years
old. The remains) were sent to Dlck-
eon for Interment.
Invitations have beert received here
which read as follows: "The honor ot
your presence is requested at the mar
riage of Mi us Carrie May Polk to Mr,
David' Henry Browder, on Wednesday
evening, -April 4, at 9 o'clock, at the
residence ; of ' Mr. Fulton P. Allen,
Wadesboroy N. C" The groom-elect Is
a former ,-resident of" Wlnston-Salem.
He conducted a book-store and had
other business interest here, lie Is
now engaged Jn the -wholesale grocery
to-be is a daughter of the late Col. L.
l. Folk, who estabtlshed The Progres
sive Farmer in this city, a paper now
being pubiighed in Kaieign.
The plaintiff failed to uwear before
Judge Peebles here last Saturday and
how cause; why an order .made by hie.
honor at Bocklngham court, sentenc
ing Thomas) Venable, of Pilot Moun
tain, to iall for 30 days for contempt
of court for. failure to obey an drder
against trespassing upon the land of
Venable's neighbors should not be re
voked. Judge Peebles wired the sheriff
of Surry to ; release Venable, but the
prisoner refused to leave the Jail vol
untarily, saying that he wanted to fully-understand
the matter, before going
out. The same strong' arm of the, law
that Incarcerated . Venable waa re
quired to land him outside of the
prison bars. It is alleged that the
man's mind is Impaired.
One of the features of a great to-
baoco exposition to be held in Madi
son Square Garden,. New York, the
first week of next September, will be
a Southern tobacco sale, ot which Col.
G. E. Webb, editor of The Southern
Tobacco Journal, of this tityi is to be
auctioneer. . ...
A. email but appreciative audience
heard Dr. W. "W. Bays' lecture on
vjourtshlp" at Burkhead M. E. church
last night. Dr. Bays is an entertain
ing speaker as well as a fine' thinker
and his lectures and sermons never
fail to make a fine Impression. He
left this morning for High Plont.
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Smoking- wouldn't be half as much
fun to a hoy if his parents made him
do it. .
Contentment Is never begotten by re
gret. ';-, W. .
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y-4N2t.TUBiaiC;LQSIS SOCIETY,
Organisation fop Prevention of Con
siimpttou to bo Iormed at Meeting
ot utate Aieatou society m vm
Tof tht Editor of The Observer: ' ;'
, At" the '1305 sessioa of the Medical
Society of North Carolina a discussion
Was held as to the Advisability: ot steps
being taken to organise a State society
for the prevention of tuberculosis The
president of - the society- was author-
lsei; to appoint a committee to careful?
14' cOhrJder the nroDositlon and to sub-
mtt ieconrmndations,?plarM. ' etc.- to
ms jnext session ot tue , estate Meoicat
8ocif ty. whft-h convenes at Charlotte
May i 29-SL vTlji commtttee ; la com
posed of representative niedloal men,
well-known as ftrao.tttWnera and:' sani
tarians throughout Vie State, and it Is
assurea . tneir recoramen-aatlone will
carry much weight both in ith profes
sion and with.-the: general public as
weiu . y)- :. - ..i. -ri.r.
As we underetand 'it," It is proposed
to organise a State, society which will
Include in Its: membership ? not only
medical men but dentists, pharmv
t.jiiB, lawyers, ministers and - the gen
eral public as well.? A, determtnea f
fort will be systematically made to
acquaint the public with certain facts
well-known to the medical profession
relative , to tuberculoals and to study
thS bkst practical methods of prevem-
The report and suesested dans t
the committee will be given to the oft.
fessiotr and the public at the session
of the State Medical Society "in Char
lotte and will be looked forward to
with some degree of Interest by both
proiession and, laity, for it is now a
well-understood fact that one-sixth of
all human deathe are due to tubercu
loma, and It is believed by medical mea
who have given Special study to hls
subject that most of the cases should
be prevented and that a majority of
tne cases occurring should, if early
recognized and promptly treated, ter
minate in cure Instead of death.
The following gentlemen compose the
committee: -
Dr. M. L. Stevens, chairman, Ashe-
ville; Dr. R. H. Lewie, Raleigh: Dr.
George T. Thomas, Wilmington; Dr. J.
Howell Way, Waynesville; Dr. James
(M. Parrott, Kins ton; Dr. C. M. Strong-.
Charlotte; Dr. Ben. K. Hays, Oxford;
Dr. James A. Burroughs, Ashevllle:
Dr. Albert Anderson, Wilson; Dr. W.
H. H. Cobb, Ooldsboro; Dr. Chas. A.
Julian, Thomasvllle; Dr. Watson S.
Rankin, Wake Forest.
J. HOWELL WAY.
Waynesville, March 19, 1906.
ASHJEVILLE REAL ESTATE DEALS
Valuable Residence Property on
Cliestnut Street Clianges Hands.
Correspondence of The Observer.
Ashevllle. March 21. Pour valuable
pieces of property belonging to Dr. J.
E. David, located on Chestnut street.
were sold yesterday throiuth the real
estate agency of LalBarbe & Co. The
property sold consists of four resi
dences and was purchased by Ashe
vllle men. Thomas 8. Rollins, chair
man of the Republican State executive
committee, purchased the property at
198 Chestnut street. This residence Is
directly opposite the residence of Judge
J. C. Prltchard, Mr. Rollins' father-in-law.
The consideration was $5,500.
Another parcel of the David holding
went to Solicitor Mark W. Brown.
This residence is located almost on the
corner of Chestnut and Liberty streets,
and sold for 5,200. Dr. F. T. Meri
wether purchased the residence ad
Joining on the east for $5,000. Fourth
piece of the David Chestnut street
property will go to W. S. Thompson
for $5,000. '
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It Js Organised a High Point F. C
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rnpt Manufacturing Concern.. ,
Special to The Observer, , - , c "'
J High Point, March 23.-An ant!-sa-looa
league was organised here . Wed
nesday night ; at the Friends church
With a large membership.
Last, night,, in the reception room at
Staley Brothers, jewelry store, Mra. W.
M. Stoner, entertained the Music Lov
ers' Club. Thr.ee Teeple pianos, for
which Mrs. Stoner is manager for
North ' Carolina, were used and the
room was. made very attractive with,
rugs and brome electroliers. A pro
gramme full of variety was rendered
by Mr. Stoner. Mrs. Slier, Mrs. Crow -
ell, the Misses Fisher and Miss Boyd.
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Coi. a. w. Mackiin. of Frankfort, Ky.,
who" Is onhis way home
from his
winter vacation, Coi. Mackiin
is a
Confederate soldier, the youngest In
Morgan's brigade, but Is now an ex
tensive land owner In the Blue Grass
country, raising short-horn cattle and
road horses,-
The 'creditors of the Centaur Manu
facturing -Company met yesterday and
elected Mr. Frank C. Boyles trustee
to wind up the business. This Is the
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bury and. In few months, was in the
hands of a. receiver.
The fTemple . Male Quartette Is the
next attraction at tt
the nlgh kvf 'MCsirch
the auditorium on
30, this qua-r-
tette closing the season's attractions.
Constitutionality of
lioards
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Special to The Observer.
constitutionality of the township
WHWIUKi W. -V-., .Hill L II 4 lit
board or assessors, wnicn was appoint -
ed by the supervisor for the purpose
of determining the valuation of prop-
srty for taxation, is quentioned by
good many citlsens and several attor
neys have expressed themselves as be
ing inclined to that view. To the
minds of the lawyers who take this
view the act is special legislation.
as it does not apply to the Slate at
large. In the different counties the
boards are created in different ways,
hence no uniformity exists and, be
cause of this, tne question regarding
the constitutionality of the board has
arisen.
$85,000 Insurance Paid on White
Stone Hotel Property.
Special to The Observer.
Spartanburg, S. C. March 22. Ad
justers representing the insurance
companies, with which tht- owners of
the White Stone Llthla Springs Hotel,
recently burned, held policies, have
held a conference with the proprietors
of the resort and have derided to lay
the full amount of the policies, aggre
gating $85,000.
Wounded by III lie llall.
CorresDondence of The Observer.
Durham, March 21. Lutn this after- I
noon John B. Morris, a prominent ,
young man, was accidentally shot i
and wounded by a rifle ball. In com- :
pany with several young men, Morris '
went out for target practice. While'
returning a small rifle In the hands of i
J. C. Dixon Was accidentally fired, the i
ball entering Morris's risHt hip. The j
wound is not of a eerlous nature.
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
The cures that atnnd in Its. eroriit m,ii.
Bucklen s Arnica Salve a scientific won.
der. It cured B. R. Mulford, lecturer for
the Patrons of Husbandry. Waynesboro,
Pa., of a distressing case of Piles. It
heals the worst Burns; Sores. Bolls.
Ulcers. Cuts. Wounds. Philhl ntnn nni
Salt Rheum. Only 26c at R. H. Jordan
Co. s drug store.
the cotton belt and the best advertising medium
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Wniie Isutn. 'In Attempt to Escape
rrom uancomoev cnaiu usng, tc
reives Wounds Which t May : Prove
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Special yto The "Observer. - ' '. ' ,
Ashevllle. '' March a-Willer Isunt, a
convict domg time on the county chain
gnng, attempted te escape this afternoon
and was shot by one of the guards. . One
bullet' entered Isum'a shoulder and an-,
other his back.. Isum is dangerously
wounded, though there Is a possibility
that he will recover. The guard, told the
convict to halt thrice before firing. Isum
was serving a term for larceny.
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