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n .1 rr,. to you right a ) !id 1 r ,1 t!-! I i - - t , 't A - I'l.i. 1 l! -it . t Dim n .Hi ia A i' of ii!;i";xx Cases Uuttlo of I .otluil May Uo Kenroilured at SU'.te l'air Jfinters in " New. Jloine Senlmard ISrlngs In Many Sunday School Peo ple. . . Observer Bureau, The- Ilollaman Building, . . Raleigh, July 26. Governor Glenn this morning dis posed of a very Interesting case, that of a 'white man. D. D. Williams, of this city, about 50 years old, who was sent to the roads for a year and who 7 , was pardoned by the Governor some time ago, upon condition ihat he re " main sober, be Industrious and treat his wife properly, 1 maintaining her and their daughter. The Governor found that -last Friday Williams was drunk, Jn company with bad women ; and ' beat his wife. He ordered the sheriff to rearrest the man;, and sent him back to the roads to serve until October 7th. and tola the sheriff to , keep him hard at work and give him no liberty."- ' . - , A charter ' Is ' granted the. State Bank at Laurlnburg. 140,000 camtal stock, John F. McNair being the prin cipal stockholder, - A commission - Is' Issued to Z, P, : fimlta as first lieutenant. Company B, Third Regiment, Raleigh. , - There were four, runaways on the principal streets here, all due to. the starting of one horse, and as a .result a negro' lad, Dick. Rogers, was baaly , hurt, while bravely hanging on to his own horse? ; All the matters have been settled " regarding the extension of- the street railway, nearly;, four miles, and tha , contract has been signed by, the com-" pany and the city, the city renewing the lighting contract for . Ave years f at the old terms. The chamber of commerce has worked very hard to bring about this, being the prime mover ) in It C The work done by the chamber this year has been most gratifying to that organisation and full of the best results to Raleigh. This brought about the extension of the city limits. , , , . .'Next Monday the survey of' the boundary of Greater Raleigh will be gin. The engineer In charge is -Gas ton Wilder Rogers and he will be as sisted by twp.studen.ts! from the State Vnlversity and two from the Agri culture and Mechanical College. " The survey will "be sufficiently completed within SO days to enable the author ities to know who are Inside the new boundary In order that the election on prohibition or.' dispensary may. be held, ' : - '"- A very Interesting-arrest was made at Beaufort this week. The chief of police found .that a mfin.whq has a ? whiskey distillery In that section was bringing liquor to that toiyn art fully hidden In a boat, and seized ten gallons of the stuff. This the mayor beldTinder orders from State Solicitor Abernathy, who notified Deputy Reve nue Collector Cameron, who took the lg.uor. The co-operation is very gratifying to the revenue authorities, and Mr Cameron syoKe of It In very handsome terms, saying . it was the first case of the kind m the State. , f The report for this State of the weather in June shows that the mean temperature was degrees below hrml, and that the rainfall was seven Inches, which Is two and a half Inches above normal. The Temperature was the lowest In 21 years except in 1903, while the rainfall was the highest ex- . fcept last year. The monthly mean temperature was 70 1-2 degrees, the tilRhest being 9 at Settle, . and the lowest 87, at Sapphire. .The greatest amount of rain was ia inches at Washington, and the lowest S inches at Asheville. The monthly percent-, age of possible sunshine was 70 at Asheville, 59 at Raleigh, 66 at Wil mington and 63 at Elizabeth City. The State board of health reports that smallpox was much less preva- , lent-the past year, there being only - 1897 cases, with 8 deaths, while the previous year there were 6,049 cases : and 17 deaths, the number In 1905 being t,376, with 81 deaths. , ine soima people are certainly . in carnesc HDout tne memorial' to Henry A. Wyatt, - the first Confeder ate soldier killed in battle, to be piaed in the capital square. . With ine assistance of a number of the national guards, it Is proposed by Captain - Paul Jones, of the :Tarboro Company., of . whichW-yatt used to , ; be a member, to reproduce the bat tle of Bethel here at RaVigh during . um iair, ,. MO,. Will again Visit the battleground- so as to be pre- pareo to give, a fine reproduction. ,,, , UB temporary Duildings, like those on the battlefield, notably. me one which Wyatt and s several comrades were ordered to burn and w on which they were advancing when ',' w "waid -' McCarthy, ' the " State airector of hygiene., will so n v.n. . rope in the spring, and while he Is away i his place', is to . be taJken by , v rt.- oiivie, oi w inston-Maiem, : a , grqiuate of Johns - Hopkins Uni ,-versity, and whovhas worked In the United States laboratory-, at Beau- xon. , ine finishing touches are being put on the exterior of the largo pmiung nouso or Edwards & , nrougmon. state Printer Uzzell Is row ruiiy occupying his new ana spacious building and fjnds it moat 'luuvcuteiii in every way., it will , ooviate to a very great extent very -annoying delays which have often occurred In turning out Work' for me Mate. - , J he Seaboard Air Line has ' been most successful this year itt bringing great ssunaay scnooi excursions to i Raleigh, - and yesterday -broke the - "record, bringing 1,147 persons from - weld on . and Intermediate notnts. Several weeks ago the . secretary : or the chamber, of commerce sent to .rn tt the ; Sunday , schools within a f'' hundred mile of Raleigh a -leaflet telling about the many attractions ," r cf. Raleigh and these leaflets 5 have been -widely read. . , -' ' Wake : county is taking great interest- in the location of the - new , county- high schools and these are to be handsome buildings. The town 'v of Cary has the honor or being. the . first; In ; the State to get such ; a ' school and the people are very proud Of this fact.. ,..U.-itc::i ,The street railway company has a large force still engaged . In put ting ; "down ' 70-pound rails. The - work - of double-tracking Fayette- vllle street is to be finished 1 withln.1 40 days. . Great quantities of rails have been ordestd. The extension will bring the - city Into such good touch with the system that in very few cases will residents have .to go more than two blocks to reach a car. The new southern, addition to the city will be opened. It Is to be quite largely : a manufacturing su bu rb, , and the A merlca n j Box ! and Veneer Company, which makes a .,,r?"Pnt -box for plug tobacco, Is ', 'erecting"" a considerable Cplant there. CH'J, street, July 26.- llbS Main Columbia, S. C The likelihood la that South Caro lina will be the first State In the Un ion to have a representative on Ellis Island. Commissioner Watson goes on to Washington next week to tike the subject up with the authorities, and he said to-day that he'would likely ap point a man to be stationed on the Island temporarily at least. The new Federal Uw allowing the States having an Immigration depart ment to have a representative at Ellis Island in order to present in. person the claims of the state to the im migrants landing there went into ef fect this month, A copy of the law has Jus reached Commissioner Watson along with. Federal immigration de partment's request for fuTl data as to the claims of South "Carolina. The South Caroling department will fur nish the Washington authorities with a complete statistical review of this State's resources and a great mass of facts and figures gathered from official sources as to the attraction this State has to offer to foreign . r Immigrants :Buck Foster, known as the "fight ing fireman'!, of Greenville, was here to-day and signed articles of agree ment for a wrestling match at Green ville next Monday night with Al Chris tensen, the lattetr agreeing to put Foster onthe mat three times within an hour. - - Governor Ansel to-day appointed J, C Evans, of Elloree; and A. F. Jov- ner,. of Holly Hill as members of the commission favoring the formation t-t the proposed new county of Eutaw from part of Orangeburg ana uemu ley counties. TWO 3IOVING PICTURE SHOWS, Rock Hill People Are ITp-to-Pate Boy Sticks K Knife In His Leg and .Loees the Limb Negro Knocked " Iom Railroad Track and His Arm . Broken The Tlmw Trial 111m Ac v cldentally Destrojcd. , , j Special to The Obswvar. , 1 Rock Hill. 6. C. July 26. Rock Hill now has two moving plcturo shows, Mr. J. N, McElwee and a Mr, Bradshaw having started the "New Pastime Theatre" Thursday. The "Lyric,' owned by Mr. Turner, of Charlotte, Is attracting large crowds, i The 9 -year-old son or C. N. Belk, who lives at Fort Mill, stuck a knife In his leg some days ago, which sev ered an artery. ' The nature of the- hurt wfta not considered serious until a few days ago when H was necessary to bring the young man to the Rock Hill Hospital, where his leg was am putated. ? : The boy stood the oper ation remarkably well and It Is said will recover. . . A colored man by the name of Brlce was struck by train No. 186 Wednesday night on the Rock Hill dl vision -of the Southern at a place near Old Point, He was either drunk or, asleep on the ties, and the train placed him In the dltch, In a bruised and disfigured ? conditions Ho was picked up and brought to this city, where It was found necessary to am nutate one of his arms. :. v Rock Hill Is playing Salisbury three gam?.s this week on the local dia mond. The first game was played yestorday and the locals ' won by a scqm of 6 to 8v The Salisbury boys took two out of three games tho first of the week on their home grounds. A tent movlngf picture show exhlb ltlng here, while preparing to put on tho Thaw Trial the other night, made a serious blunder and the film was destroyed in a twinkling. It ia said it cost $125. A "select" few had purchased tickets to see it, but It terminated as quickly as the noted Harry has dropped 'from public print. . CLAREMONT COLLEGE SOLD. Passes From the HhikIh of Individuals . to tlie Reformed Synod of Korth Carolina. ; s ' i Salisbury Post. Clarcmont Female College at Hick ory, which has been under the control of Individuals, has passed to the Re form 3d Synod of North Carolina and will in the future be under the con trol of this body. U Rev. Dr. W. B. Duttera, of. Salisbury, becomes presi dent and Prof. -.J. H. Kellar, of the faculty of Mt. Amoena Seminary, dean of the new-Institution under the now order of things. Professor Kel lar wil continue at Mt. Amoona, for the year, however, In fulfillment f a contract, and will not formally be come the head of Olarcmont until tho f&ll of 1908. . Dr. -Duttera stated to-day that many Improvements ore to bo mado on th nron!rtv.J Th mivln hntldlnff Is to be entirely overhauled and an electric light and steam heating plant arc to be Installed. ; ; . : Claremont ' has a splendid history and it is proposed by those in autho lty to place it among the leading fe male, institutions of learning -in the StBte. ; ' The institution will be opened for the next year on the 17th of September.-:. - '.WV, - t Dr. Duttera's election as president will not interfere with his work here. He will' continue, to serve his local pastorate, , as ' a proportionately smr.ll part of his time will be requir ed at Hickory. Pleasant Outing of a Houseboat Party Ends. Special to The Observer. f Beaufort, July 26. The Duffy housoboot party from Newbern, left tholr piace of encampment on Bird Shoal, Beaufort, to-day after a. lark of ten days' duration. - The weather from beginning to end was all that could be desired, with prevailing good humor in camp, bright skies above camp and a strong - gale around camp. If the crowd was larger than the houseboat, It was no moment for a- nearby seine reel proved to be a valuable annex in which the. men liv ed.'. Sailing, fishing and Buff bathing" were at their best and each member of the party proved himself a veteran sailor in spl of high winds and heavy seas. Those In the party were: Mrs. F. S. Duny, Mrs. Charles Buford, Miss Emma Duffv, - Master Charles Buford, Messrs. F. 6. ' Duffy, John Adolph P. TSunn, and v Henry Bryan Duffy. , ' The United Stales Building and Loan league at Chicago. Special to The Observer. ' Chicago,. July 8. -The United States Building and . Loan League Is in session here- now, - Mr. 8. . Witt kosky.hcs mado the notable .address of the tonventlon. ; His subject wes surplus as reserve fund or guarantee fund. Under either name he ob jected to the accumulation 1 of large sums under any of these names. The address excited lively discussion and Is still the talk of the convention., : Mr. Wlttkowsky Is recognized bv the members of the convention as one of the best posted men 6n building and loan matters in the united States, -:-v, fe.;v;.. A HAPPY MAN --.v .-', U Amos Ff King, of Port Byron, N. Y., S years of sg); sine a sore on hi leg, which ht troubled hi n the srnatpr tari nf hl llf. hos -heen ntlrelr ItsImI Ut Bucklen's Arnloa finlvi the worjd' (treat bcalr of. Bores, Bun , Cuts, Wounds .(.t rn-iii... uuaranicc,jy,im, onuuisUk. Prke 2uc - 1 . , , .V ' : t V. !!. 1. 1T.i'.!, ti-.ii- 1 .l.h ton'i lii-ily in the AsHiisMiiittion of l'oi'iner Governor l'rank Muoiiciibonr, lKMvniber 30, 1!)05, the i;vidiMi(; is AU In. the Arguments Have Been concluded and To-Day the Jury WlirPass on the tiuilt or Innocence of the Ac cused Man Large Crowd Present to Hear Speech of Senator Borah, Boise, Idaho, July 26. -Evidence and argument are at an end, and to morrow the Jury will be left to decide whether William D. Haywood, sec retary of the Western Federation of Miners, Is guilty of participation In a criminal conspiracy ; to assassinate former ' Governor Frank , Stuenen berg. who was murdered with a. bomb at his home in Caldwall December 80..1905. - . - - . United States Senator William fc. Borah, engased by the State of Ua now as special counsel for the prose cution, spoke too last word to-night. To-morrow morning Judge Fremont instruct the Jury, which ir expected . to retw consider the verdict about 11 oVlock. .f The crowd seeking Mm?0; court room to-nlgnt roe ords in a murder trial in Idano. To rronnds When the doors were vi-v. . . fc :f( n, momine session, and hours Kafn finpnPiK again . w ueiure nicy c proacnes wsro oiwi.". ... rnnm . a i itnnl on Was filled, several iiunuum the lawn near the windows that .they might catch sentences from tne,m "... v, trnims- Sen- passionea pieaujng, v , , - ator. . ' ANALYSIS OF mviutucj. -Senator Borah laid the foundation v,it orTiimPTit last night, inis morning he began an analysis of the evidence, but he eonnnea th murder of Stuencnberg and tne conspiracy. He x linked Orchard to Haywood, - Haywood io puui...., Slmpklns to Moyer and mot w Tatihnn ; Then selecting ' only the evidence of .witnesses for the defense and leaving Orchard's conression he wove the lives and movements of the five men together.' wunoui ae norHnr from rthe records lncldeti- tally clearing up situations lft some what clouded, he brought these of ficers and members of the western w-o.iaratinn of Miners together. Then h took Orchard awav from Denver and back again to nver headquarters or tne w ester n tlon ot Miners. This was done care fully and almost monotonously the quiet before the storm. Then Borahs voice and - manner changed. He sprang into action. His voice quiv ering, hand upraised, nng uuu stretehed. he shouted: ,"Wat:h them now. Watch the five cons nira tors, tuenenberg is to aia in 30 days and they are moving on the scene." ''' HEARERS SPELIiBOUND. ; The dramatic utterance and tense figure of the pleader sent a thrill thmiio'n th court ' room, s For ' the space of ten seconds there was si imn. then relaxing. Borah contin ued with his merciless logic. He hrAii rht nravis. CoDlev. Adams and Easterly, all officers or members of the Western Federation of Miners, into toiK'.h KvltH Orchard.i Without a Dause. he drew picture after picture of the men, associating together at various noints. From each place ana fresh from every crime he . brought Orchard back "home to Denver," and then smiling, leaned toward the lurv to ask: "Why, why, always back to Deli ver unless It was to find mere tne protection and tho pay of his em ployers?" All those things denounced or sneered at by counsel for the defense found a bold and brilliant paragraph of defense in Senator Borah's Liter ludes, and counsel for the defense were driven into a murmur oi pro test, now under the lash of pointed sarcasm and again when under the fire of Indignant reproach, culture and Christianity, law and order, thd home and the country, found a ready champion. The State of 'Idaho, Its peopie ana us cnier executive, eacn m turn were lauded. , HAYWWOD PALED. " Under it all Haywood was perbaps the one man in the room w'hd show ed the least emotion. 'At. tlmts his race nusnea: and more than once-ha palett under the attack of ..Borah. reaching -the climax : of tha ennanl. racies pointing an accusing finger at ta man who he said "was the crim inal force behind ' the Western Fed eration oi Miners. , . " "T- stuenenberg, ' widow , of the muiuL-reu uovernor, attended the morning session, but left early almost prostrated bv emotion wir4 m.uo ,i,,;u urmury. Hawnn.l'i mother also left ths tears, but soon returned to take her accustomed place beside the Invalid i n'v .ueicnuani. 1 .: Senator Borah's.peroratlon was ri liverea in quiet, almost pleading narsher voice In whi.. - ClarAr. n.. .:. or : 'sument or jus no saia, "the gtats hA points out to you the 4en io r.,C.c"'? and euted '".u, nm or the ........ nun inn womanhnnrf , Idaho, do your duty without fear of . vi '7 jnvr in anv man M.RT. .0F ANOTHRnSCENE m i ustenea to tih If?0 ?L C0UnscI e'ns; for their client there came to me the memory "."-. n.cua a snoiner time I -remembered again that night In um uecemofr in 190R. ln n ).. that added ten years, to the lives of r",un "ww lion m mis room. irn, Hgam tne icy chill and faced the drifting sleet t-and stood again beside the body of my dead ; friend wiiime ine Diona stained the snow -1 ieu ogam ine aisgrace that had come to, Idaho. I saw in the luuiuorea man .mat meant -more tnan murder, for It meant the first blow that anarchy had aimed at my State, and on that night I said to Hiyseii can ume unteach the- lesson r inis noun -"Let us then be brave in this mi preme moment ,. If the defendant is innocent, let nim go frees but if not let mm nice ine punishment that tne law prescrmes. Tou - have nigner- auty a penorm man ever was asked of a jury In Idaho, - gome of you men have stood the test in the past in protection of your homes ana your nag, out you nave never faced a duty that required a higher courage than now, , in every : home In Idaho the thoughts of our peo pie are with you, mingling vwith thoughts of things that made these THE FIRST RfcQttffiTTf: OF BEAUTY - The first renulnlte of l-eauty Is a clear complexion. Orino Ijtxntlve Fruit Symp rtnnr a sallow blotched complexion it stlmtilatea ths Hvr and bowels, and the ye pflconie brisht and clesr, Ton owe It to y.tur frleivW te tnks It If your complexion v ma. imno iaxmiv rruit Hyrup dos not nantente or grips and Is very plo?nt. to uke. Refuss.subsU- tutcs. tu u. jor4. w3 COXriRACY THE THEWS. .Senator llurah's theme was con ppiracy ths essence of the case of the tate of Idaho in its effort to show that Orchard was only the tool of Haywood when he killed the former Governor. f "Now watch this quintet," he cried triumphantly, having laid his foundation, piece by piece, using only tne testimony of witnesses for the defense, picking it out from the mass of mixed material, he showed the intimacy between Orchard" and the highest officers of the federation. The argument of the mornlngi centerea in caiuweu, out me scenes changed rapidly, each flash showing an officer, a friend or a member of the Western Federation , of Miners, the confidante, and intimate ofHar ry Orchard. . At the close of Senator Borah's address iand the adjournment of court to-night the Senator was sur rounded and. congratulated by near ly every one in the court room. In-' eluding counsel for the defense. STOPS ANY ITCHING. Doan's Ointment-Cures Eczema and Itchlns Plies. '',' Kesommend It 1 vOne application of Doari's Ointment tops any itching. Short treatment : i,aui 1 1 . - cujb ;uia, sau .irheum any sum eruption or skin. : ,iu;uiu, h u" vnorai rciuouy. u n,i . i. ' ,n,M tn hrlrnr 1 rllf onrl a Kt.ro' IWorn la fhnrlottft testimrinw ii nmvm - r.. j: - ' - . M XL . - 2 ' ? 21 South Church Street. Charlotte. N, C. says: I have used Doan's OtnN ment and can recommend, it very swollen and burnt like coals of flr: and I could not get my shoe on It litched to I did not know what to dd with it. I appealed to Doan's Oint ment and the very first application removed the swelling, stopped the burning and itching. It has not bothered me since. i procured Doan's Ointment at R. H. Jordan & Co.'s drug store." ' For sale by all dealers. Price B0 cents. Foster-MUburn Co.. Buffalo. New, York, sole agents for the United States. ,-. Remember the name Doan's and take no other, trating and soothing' properties, all unpleasant) feelings, and so ordeal that she passes through the event safely and with but little suffering, as numbers have testified and aid, it is worth Will Hit. its-weight in gold." $1.00 per bottle of druggists. Book containing ' valuable information' mailed free.' THE BRADHELO REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. G- f Forget PEPSI- tion of acid 11 fresh fruits. V PEPSI appetite, , lessr r o ' TcIlyotir home a r-'--? Rclura Tubular end from 12 to 150 a P. r ' u ini and Presses, and complcta outfits of capacity of lOObalci per day end over. S3W I'illS, Four or five kinda. '. all sizes a usa in the South. Pulleys and Shafting, smallest to ; complete- cotton mill outfitat ' 1IDDCLI COMPANY. QucbUcILL auAn.Ciiai.i a tui imitji i.wu ox - . . irum b ivuq nm rti an . . . V.fYTTir V fl i' '. nt-v. it. ji. j , i . vvc, ma uhuoiiiiikii uauiu, igreo to change the closing hour from 3 0 ciock p.' m, xo o ciock p. m. tor eVery business day. This agreement lB to b& effective on and after Au- pust ut 1907 MERCHANTS' & FARMERS' NA TIONAL BANK, By W. C. Wilkinson. Cashier. CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK. By B. D. Heath, President COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, By A. O. Brenlzer, Cashier. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, ' By H.. M. Victor, Cashier. SOUTHERN LOAN & SAVINGS f. BANK, ' i ' By W. I Jenkins, Cashier. AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY. By W. H. Wood, Treasurer. CHARLOTTE TRUST COMPANY. By L. R. Hagood. Cashier. Is to love children, and no home cati be completely happy with out them, yet the ordeal through which the" expectant mother must pass usually U s full of suffering, danger and fear that she looks forward to the critical hour with apprehension and dread. Mother's Friend, by its pene allays nausea, nervousness, and prepares the system for the lot? Original Pure Ouaranteed by U. 8. Gov, Cola is an absolutely pure combina phosphate, pepsin and the juicesof Cola invigorates, aids digestion and prevents sleep- ;ss these hot nights. , . PEPSI-Cola to the soda fountain :ahd . : tyt;-?i.rW& i-;r2fiiV; ;:;i:e:;i r'.; Beware of Imitations . grocer to send dozen bottles- - "In tkz Land, of tho BILTMORE, NEAR ASHEVILLE, N. C Just the Place to Stop on Your Way to c: from the Exposition Recognised as the leading hotel In t he mountains of Western North Caro lina. No scenfry In the world will compare with the view from this hotel Mt, Mitchell and Plsgah in Biltmore estate.- Dry, Invigorating sine unsurpassed. Orchestra, golf, 11 Coach meets all trains at Biltmore wire for booklet , :- v- EDGAR B . MOORE, Proprietor Do Rich Men Need Life Insurance? No. 1. , ' It is popularly believed that (a) it Is not difficult to get money, but to keep it; (b) fwealthy men have ready money, and (c) they can al ways command money. None of these beliefs "Is"' correct Few people get money; fewer keep It, while wealthy men, with rare exceptions, borrow money and have little ready cash. Thoughtless people ask - why. John Wanamaker carries a million and a half of Life Insurance. He is shrewd enough to carry both Life and Fire Insurance commensurate with his needs. The - idea that because $800 of Fire Insurance is sufficient for a $1,000 building, it Is not neces sary to insure a 1,000,000 building ln the same proportion Is, of course, absurd. Many people look at the amount of Life Insurance to be car ried from the point of view of the convenience of paying the premium, and not how much Insurance Is needed. What man - decides the amount of Fire Insurance by the premium to be paid Instead of the amount needed If the building burns down? If men will approach the question of Lite Insurance by con sidering, how much will be needed by their families, creditors and' es tates when they die, It will be more reasonable, and more Insurance will be carried. A man will succeed, fail or die. If he succeeds, the comparatively smalt amount of premiums invested in Life Insurance will not be missed: if he falls, Life Insurance is either the only salvage for the family ot is lost equally itn otner property; when death comes and It surely comes Life Insurance often saves the whole estate. ' MORAL Insure In the Equitable Life, No company in the ' world offers greater certainty of payment than The Equitable. 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