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! . i I ii' i , 1 1 s.i . . i J-.wt an Oiv, .uttion Detui , pedal to Tha Observer. . - Laurinburg, Aug. 21. ll.Q de scendants of Daniel McKinnon? a na tive of Kentyra, Scotland, who mi crated to this country about the year .' 1788, met at Caledonia, this county, yesterday land organized ."what Is the first of the Scottish clans to be or ganized In this country, and designat ed U "The Daniel McKinnon Clan," after their common ancestor. - The meeting was called to order by A. M. McKinnon, Esq., who asked Mr. r 3. McKinnon. of Maxton, to take chalf. . Prayer waa offered by , Jas. M .Graham, Esq., and papers were read as follows: . "Sketch of the Descendants of Daniel McKinnon,' by . Mr. A. J. McKinnon, "A Historical ; Sketch of the Scottish Clan," by Miss Bailie Lou McKinnon. After the readings of these papers and a general dWcusslon of the ways and means of Mr. A. M. McKinnon was unanimously elected the first Chief, and Mr. A. J. McKinnon -was made Its secretary and it was determined to have an an- ' nual meeting of the clan on the. pea-; ond Wednesday In August at Caledo- nia church. It Is the purpose of this organization to learn as much as pos- v albe about this great family and then ' to preserve this Information - In , per mononr form nnil in that nd sevara.1 . members have beep,Tequested to make . diligent research for aiy Information of Interest and profit and report their work to the next meeting- - v' , The paper read by, Mr. A". J. Mi .' Klnnon was very Interesting, and con tained a historical sketch of the voy .. age and then the permanent aettle- ' meat of Mr. Daniel McKinnon . near ' what Is now Laurinburg. -The sketch also gave a detailed account of his descendants up to the present day, which proved to be -very interesting nd full of t- valuable information. The artioje read by Miss McKinnon . dealt with the rise of the dans and -. was In part as follows: "Historical mention of the McKin non clan is made In 1409, the.,' name, then . being 'Mae Flngon, or - MacKinnon. . The orig inal habitat of. the clan was Mull. They tso- had possession In fikye, (Strathadale). In, the 18th century they were closely connected with, lona, the place now noted for the ruins of Its religious edifices, and John Mac - y 'Klnnon was the last abbot. . There are from this time on miany historical ref- . erencca to the chief e the MacKinnon - Clan, but In 1745 the old chief was , taken as prisoner while following his prince In England. He died a prison er in the Tower In 1756, and then was . succeeded "by his son Charles, who found the estates so heavily burdened With debt that he had to part with them in. 1791. Thus the last remnant of the magnliVfont country held by the chiefs of MacKinnon for four hundred and fifty years of unbroken succession -passed into other hands. : After this - . there were two or three chiefs who ' succeeded to the chtefahtp .only, 1881 the Clan MacKinnon Society was organized and now haa branches, in London and Glasgow. Its Chief now is MaJ. P. A. MacKinnon, M. A." Caledonia church - is a beautiful country church about two miles south of "Laurinburg, and was originally es ( tabllshed by a Scotchman, and has a 1 Scotch naraer This church is (situated in the very heart of a large number ' of the descendants of Daniel MacKin non, and its membership is largely made tip of these people. This is an ' Ideal place for the annual gathering- of these people.' A large number were in attendance on its first meeting to . . day, full of enthusiasm, and the suc ' cess of this movement is assured from , the start. Resolutions were passed providing for badges for the members ' and invited guests by the next meet ing. . 1 ( t, (V. '! t- 1 l! . i r ji.v.j su..i to N'w 1 tU 1 inn. FpoWal to The Observer. Monroe, Aug. 21. A damage suit that has been hanging fire for four years went off yesterday morning In the Superior Court, when the jury awarded W. Hamy Helms 510 dam ages against the Monroe Manufactur ing Company for the loss of two fin gers. Mr. Helms was operating a rip saw at the company's plant in 1904 and while reaching for a 'piece or timber across, the saw-table his iooi slipped, as he testified and his hand fell against the saw which deprived htm of the thumb and first finger of his right hand. Mr. Helms claimed that the table wa3 rickety and that that was the real cause of the accident- Messrs. McCall and Nixon, of Char lotte, were 1 associated with Messrs. Redwine and Slkes, of Monroe, for the plaintiff. The suit was for $7,500 dam ages, and Mr. Jflxon in his address to th inrv exnatiated on the great value of flngera as component parts of theJ human hand, and men aeciareu n, w up to thU Jury to place the correct Valuation on fingers in Union county, at U .said that the Jury placed the value of thumbs, here at tlOO and of fingers at JSDTWa "roust be a purely bone sinew and flesh valuation, as Mr. iTaima eat a pa that he was making 11.25 a day at the tlmeof his acci dent, and la now mailing w- Bonds ,Xo: the amount -of Ha.ouo have been sold by tue town to a firm in New York. They are of the denom ination of $1,000 each, to run 23 years and draw interest at- per eent. The town has the privilege of redeeming the bonds on the first year, and two each year - thereafter. The price re ceived was par plus $100 for 'the lot. The "attitude of the Southern peo ple, Jthrouffh, their Legislatures,, to wards capital," which, many are now saying, has already hada bad effect on the placing of city bonds, has evident ly not affected Monroe yet. While 3 oV 4 per cent, is the best return cap italists In New York, can get on ail sorts of Investments, It is not likely that they -will neglect the opportuni ties the South offers In the way of longer interest on city and ipubllc util ity bonds as long as there is any rea sonable security at all. If they do look upon these investments as hazardous, they are certainly getting Insurance on the risk In the much greater return. NEW SITE FOR MILLS. Directors of Mcrrlmac Mills At Gaff nn Tt Contmot for Xow BwHdinsr Talk of ft Mortrrn. Hotel South Carolina Fanner Deplores Travels of State's Senators. Special to The Observer. TJaffney. S. C, Aug. Jl.At a meet ing of the directors, of the Merri mac" Mills yesterday It was decided to change the location of the mfcls from the site iormeny Trwi7, ftf The Chester Reporter, was the Limestone w "" r ....-Hi - t bli a numioer oi reaon i now S.4''.-lll, Vr.-i.l':!. I 'I.;..'!- I. l S IkmiI in Good Sluipe for the C;ou iiiS Personal aiul Sews Notes. Iii-h Point, Au0'. 21. The Epworth Liiisue conferer.Je for the .Greens boro district will be held in Washing ton street M. E. jChurch, September l7th, 18th, and iHh. There will be- in attendance a large number of young people and representative laymen from all parts' of, the district, and it Is expected that all the pastors In the district will be in attendance. , The condition of iMr. Levi Johnson, who suffered a stroke ; of paralysis some days agd, shows Improvement and his friends hope for his ultimate recovery. Last night Mr. 'Hall, of the James town Exposition,. entertained a large crowd on North Main street with his stereopticon views of the Jamestown Exposition. He will remain over to day showing another set of pictures to-night The new apartment building of Mr. J; P. Redding is receiving its finishing touches preparatory to .", occupancy. This Is one of High IJplnfa most eab stantlal buildings. Agent Schaub of the Southern Rail way at this place has resigned his po sition to become traveling? auditor for the same company,.,,. His successor la expected to arrive In a few days when Mr. Schaub wMJ take up his new work. Mr. Schaub-has made a good. agent and the manufacturing and other business interests hero regret to part with him. . The business here demands that the Southern put their beat men here. 4 The business of the Jligh Point Hardwood Manufacturing Company sold by ..trustee here thla week will probably be resold as the price bid for same Is said to be unsatisfactory." . The condition of Mrs. J. R. Reltr zel who is at the hospital In Rich mond, shows some improvement, her friends will "be glad to learn. Trinity High School, the old home of Trinity College, is getting every thing in shape for the coming session which already gives promise of being the best year 4n its history. The build ings have been remodeled! and room and conveniences made for the large crowd. The best faculty that could be gotten tokether will be in charge this term and altogether Trinity High School has made decided Improve ments with the increase of allowance and support of Trinity College and from other sources. ROCKHILL .MATTERS. Fooplo Agitating the Public Cotton Weight Question Mr. Goo, Beach . Visits His Old Home In the. Father land Personal Mention. ! Special to The Observer, fftock Hill, S. C, Aug. 21. W. C. iVeaIV tht riuthern Raiiwiy Fori in the city to-day, attending to husl wrtJlTliitZVnUTi G. B. Potty, of Tampa, Preferable to the one formerly se-lFla., who has 'been on a .visit to .miss iw.wi Th fnntract lor xne erecviou'ivnn k-m", t- "..v, i""! .of the building was this morning let to Black Mountain, N. C. to spend t V O . ...til l . . .... l.tJ, a. n r. W. ll A Ala to contractor J. ai. vjurry, who i" raue. aiiss ouiun initumimmsu Immediately (commence work as It is petty to the mountains Mr. R. M. he Tturnnso of the directors "to have London left this afternoon for James- the mill in operation toy the first ofitow( Washington, Ne.w Y6i-k, and 1908. . " , other Northern cities. He will be ab- The talk of building a monern no- t 8ent about two week8 ' 'i i .i ' !e '. 'a ! i . v i a Cliiiiih i'.iui.s 1.1 a baixHiiiJ. Sieial to The Observer. Statesvi'.Ie, Aunr. 21. In almost ev ery town of any there can always bo found a number of able-bodied men and women who would rather go about begsing than to work. There was one of tnis kind In Mooresvilte a few days ago who came to grief and is now aoing time on the Iredell chain gang. This was a goung "negro named Will Cuieton, who claimed he was from Charlotte, although ha could not tell the name of a elngle person living in that city. He had been in Moores ville several days begging hla food from, the residents, when he went to a kind lady who generously gave htm a square meal than did not seem to satisfy him and he wtarted o help himself to the contents of the milk j ttmioa nn tha nlafn Thft larlv nulled i Deputy Sheriff Deaton and w hen the ! j ..nM n1.AWI kafAM 'Qnnia Vilalli he. -was sentenced to the chain gang for SP days for vagrancy. The negro is a suspicious looking character and refuses to tell why he happened to be tn Mooresvllle. The deputy sheriff Is of the opinion that he was there dodg ing officers. As a result of a negro row at South Iredell negro church In Barringer township Sunday night, Robert Gray, Claude Allison and Bean Gray were irled before Justice of Peace G. L. Houston for disturbing religious ser vices. Bean Gray gave a $50 bond for his appearance at Superior Court, but his , companions have toeen lodged in Jail in default of bond. During the row a number of shots were fired and one of the negroes Vho was doing some of the shooting but who has not as yet been arrested, had a narrow escape from beln? shot and killed. A ball from a pistoMn the hands of one of the crowd v entered his clothea glazed his back and came out on the other Bide. STATBSV1LLE OFFICE OPENS. Western Union Secures Two Operat ors and Begins Tuwnesi Mr. C. L. Mattheson's Condition Unimproved. Special to The Observer. Statesvllle, Aug. 21. After being closed about a week the local office ol the Western Union Telegraph Co. is again open for business. Mr, II. R. Morgan, an Operator from Danville, Va., and a Miss Wilson, of Richmond, &Ti in charge of the olllcs, iMr. J. u WidU, the former manager and oper ator has relumed to Statesvllle -from MjoreavUle, where he and Mrs. Wells isr'& the home of Mrs. wells' parents. Mr. and Mra. B. A- Troutman. Mr. Carl L. Mattheson, who has been in the Long Sanatorium suffering with a diseased leg, does not improve. .The Icgjwa? amputated yesterday and al though ho stood the operation well, the chances for Mr. 'Matheson's recov ery are slim. ' Mrs. jMafheson Is at the bedtfide of her husband. Their lltt't? by who was visiting in Hickory, U 11' t the home of relatives there. Mich sympathy Is fett for famll. Mensrs. J. C. Henly ana Lester Alexander 'have gone to Wilkes count to hunt foxes. They took with them a fine pack of dogs and expect to have much fun, although it is a lit:.U eany and warm fo" ') ' kind of SDor', . '..r ; WIH ! 'i I i 73 Hill: Etrect, Ecctcn, J. S. C0TIIRA1T. Southera RepresenUUve. 405 Trust Udg, CHAIiLOIII3. IT. 0. .PV. jBKk 4 k. 4.?. . sflllk -40lfc, J"! -"H- - iPfc .dfc IXCRJEASIXG EIECTRIC TOWER. Another Big Wheel Added to Buck , Shoal l'lant .Southern Railway J'nttiiig in Additional Sitletracks at Mount Airy Personal and Xews "'Special to The Observer. ' Mount Airy, Aug. 21. The city au thorities are increasing the electric power at Buck Shoal power plant by putting 1n another big wheel. This in crease of "power will be of great 'bene fit to the city as the lights are not what the business4 men and residents are paying for. But these difficulties ' will be out of "the way soon and the city will then be the est lighted place in the western part of the State. iMrs. J. C. Corley will leave for At lanta, Ga., to-morrow after a pleasant . visit to relatives and friends In this cltv. Dr. W. S. Tayjor one of the leading doctors of this 'Hy, who has been sirk eeveral weeks, Is able to drive out and attend 'his patients again. Hi many friends will be elad to learn this news The health of the city is good, there toeing at this time only one person In serious condition. This la a great deal to say for a town with so many , people in it. Your correspondent has ample opportunity to know" the facts In regard to these .matters and It, Is true that tho health of the city is fine '.The Southern Railway Company, is putting In additional slde-traeks for 1 the convenience of the : hundreds of heavy shippers ef this city. The new , traokIs being laid east of the depot. J. T. Reeves. Esq., whose sudden death was noled- yesterday In these columns, was a prominent Mason. farmer and justice of the -pence, a man of sterling worth. ;His remains , were laid to rest yesterday. , NEGRO KTIIJi MISSING. '. Vft rinn to Asuaiilant of fliaplln Snlll van ami MIm Elklns Robbef.v ' . Tiimtfriit io do negro's aiotive. ' Special to The Observer, Ashevllle, Aug.' 21, The efforts of - tne city ana county nmcera io gei a lln on the negro guilty of the mur r"t ius. assault on Charlie Sullivan .V hd attack- on Miss Elklns in the ; .'Chunn . Cove section Sunday . evening has been In .. vain The . negro suspect arrested early Sunday morning has been re ' leased Miss Elklns has stated posl - tlvely. after the negro was taken he fore her, that he Is not the man. She declare howevn that tho man who assaulted Air.. Hull) van was a. negro; that she would never forget his face and that she would know him arnonj ten thousand. ' . f MiMS Klkins in talking to the off! ' cers Inrldcntally states a fact that might, tend to show robbery as .the negro's motive. She said that Mr, Sullivan had taken his watch from his pocket and hung It on a bush and that tha negro made a grab at the .time piece. but failed to secure the property. One theory Is that the ne rro saw the watch hanging there and was Incited to commit robbery and If necssary murder to accomplish the robbery, Mr. Sullivan is resting well at the hospital. D. L, Jatkson, Mr, Sullivan's employer, has offered a re ward of $50 for the capture of the - man. guilty f tha outrageous eault. tel at affnev has been renewed by soma of our progressive business men. For a town of Gaffney'e size and 'bus iness It does took as if a ffood hotel would ;be a paying proposition and lt Mr. leoree Beach, of . the firm or Beach-lhrie, Jewelers, and a proml nent citizen, has returned from a two- months visit to Ws old home in Ham- S Z Sylhe'pV has! burg. Germany. It ?as t,eer 27ars ,nn,t ihpen carried out especially as it .has been talked of at regular intervals for the list four years. BJltor DeCamp of Tho Ledger who has been rusticating in the mountains of North Carolina for some weeks on account of his health has returned muili Improved at least in appear ance. Jbid says tney are aispeiiauis the slime brand of moonshine 'that they did twenty years ago. Your correspondent heard ' a well known and prosperous farmer ask the question yetserday "wherij are the t'nlted States Senators from South Carolina?" When informed that one of them was traveling In Europe and that the other was lecturing for mon ey." He paid. "It Is enough to make Calhoun, McDuffle, Pickens and Hampton turn In their graves to see such a thing as the office of United States Senator prostituted to a mere scheme for making money." Your rorrespondertt does not cuas, 'but the a'bove are emphatically his sentiments. fv W. Speer, Eso.., who has been i'i bad health for some time. Is spending a while with relatives .In Barnwell county. ' . , . " Miss Gertrude Ballenger of the company Store has gone North to pur chase a, large stock of millinery for the fall trade. since Mr. Beach lat saw his sisters and brothers, he having some to America In his hoyhood, and this is the first trip he has made home tn al! these, years. IMr. Beach visited many places of Interest while In the old country, and it Is Interesting to hear him tell of the changes and improve ments the country of his iblrth has un dergone since he was last there. Rock Hill citizens and local papers are taking a rest on the sewerage and hotel questions, ana, devoting a "fpell" to the ".public cotton weigher" question. Many theories nave been advanced, but the only; one In our mind that would give more satisfaction at a small cost. Is the plan suggest ej by Mr. W. H. Stewart of thla city. It Is for the farmers who carry their coiton to a certain market to purchase a pair of automatic weighing scales. (the drop a penny in the slot Jdnd) that eliminates the "bobbin' up" of tho .beam, and makes no mistakes. The pennies or nlckfes would soon pay for the machine. It looks as If this would be a satisfactory arrangement to buyer and seller. .. . "Everybody Should Know" Says C. O. Hays, a prominent busTneaa man of Bluff, Mo., that Bueklen's Ar nica Salve Is the qulrkost and surest lieaUng salve ever applied to a sore, burn or wound, or to u casrn of piles. I've used it and know ' what I'm talking nbcut," Guaranteed' by all druggists. 25c .., I. . - -,-':, SUBSCRIBE TO THE n n trb nr rm n U OPENS SEPTEMBER 1st ... TKe Mecfianlcs Perpetual Building and Loan Association hotp of an au thorized capital of $5,000,000 with nearly $2,000,000 subscribed makes here by the announce to the public that the . Oth ipigi'T TTi li r" M HUGH LEOXAUI) ARRESTED. Former Station Agent at Salisbury Lo rated in Idaho Ascent of Surety Onmpany Responsible for Capture. iSallsbury, Aug. 21. Through the ceaseless vigilance ef A. L.vAdams, agent for Leonards' Surety Company, Hugh A. Leonard, until the middle of February in charge- of the Southern passenger station herp. , was arrested yea'te-rday in one of the mines of far western Idaho. This message ' came yesterday to Mr. Adams. It bore no particulars but the arrest of Leonard was compassed by the general dissem ination of photographs, 250,000 hav ing, been sent over the country, 1 Mr. Leonard Is remembered here es pecially fry 'the traveling public. In November of 1905. he took the head of the ipassenger 'traffic on account of the Illness" of Agent T. E. Johnston. On the first of May, iMr. Johnston having resigned, Leonard became agent and until tho middle of February this year served In that capacity. One after noon, he went to. Charlotte saying ho would return on. the first train and was never again heard from. , Two months ago, the detectives had their eyes on him atHot Springs whither he had gone for rheumatic treatment. Leonard heard of it and fled. , They followed him to the place of capture. For several days after Leonard's un. accountable departure, It was believed that there was nothing yrong with his books. The auditors r discovered within a week that ho was short In hl accounts between $1,000 i and $1,500 and for a long time Jcept this a secret Jh the foope that he might return and make It good,. Falling to do -this, of ficer were put on his trail. , . Leonard is a Rowan county man and has borne a good reputation. Drink, cards and women caused his downfall. He was much liked, and was an effi cient officer. . . j. Reduced Rates to Jamestown Ex position. - The Norfolk & Southern ' Railway announces that coach tickets which heretofore have only been . sold - to Norfolk and return account of Jamestown Exposition on Tuesdays, will hereafter, until further advised, also be on sale on each Friday: From Rates Goldsboro ,.$3.80 Klnston.. ".; .... a.o Newbern 8.80 Washington ; 25 Tickets on sale Tuesday and Fri day of each week, limited to seven (7) days, Including date of sale. , H. C. HUDOINS, . - , Gen. Pass. Agent R. E. L. BUNCH. Traffic Manager. , Endorsed by the County. "The most popular remedy In Otmego eoiintv,' and the b"nt friend of tny fom Jv. writes Wni. M. DHts. editor snd t uUllnher of The Otsego Journal, Gll WrtsvUle, N. Y., "is Mr. King's New rrtwovery. It has proved to be an lnfal. lllde cure f.r coughs and eolrtu, making sl'ort work of tb worst of them. We at wnv keep ft bottle tn the hou. I be lieve it to be th most valuable, pre. script Inn known for Lung and Throat diiwsnes," iunrnntred to never . d!np. nrtint th tnlw. hv nil lmr star. Pries ""MBf. and ft " Trial twrttla free. - Alt dreg. , V I gist. , ' , . ' v, j; . Do Rich Men Need Life Insurance? No. 6. ;( Continued) WEALTHY MEN NEED INSUR ANCE BECAUSE . MOST WEALTHY MEN DIE POOR. Jt is difficult to believe that men once wealthy who have died poor are not the exception, but the rule -The papers recently report that the daughter of Presi dent Tyler died In a home fof aged women. The families - of Lincoln, Grant, Garfield and MeKtnley were eacn provided for by subscription or by Congressional action. , The daugh ter of the president of one of-.our largest railway systems in a few months from her father's death was unable to pay her dressmaker's bill. Governor Pattlson. of Pennsylvania, and Governor Nash, of Ohio, left practically nothing, and a subscrip tion was taken up by the country at 4arge for the former's family. Men who have experienced the diffi culties of making and keeping money see the necessity for safeguarding it In every possible way. MoralInsure iu The Equitable Life. . . No company In tha world offers greater certainty of payment than Tha Equitable, This is the first con sideration in Life Insurance, ' No company can furnish safe Life In surance at a permanently lower cost than. The Equitable. For Informa tion concerning the NEW YORK STATE STANDARD POLICY, call on or address '. v 7. J ItODDE Y, ttanager, "Rock nm;s;o;" AN OLD MELLOW , NORTH CAROLINA COPPER DISTILLED . WHISKEY. - Satisfaction Guaranteed or yout Money Refunded. 4 QUARTS SHIPPED IN PLAIN. NEAT PACKAGES EXPRESS 1.65" PREPAID JZ.i The COUSINS SUPPLY CO. RICHMOND, VA. Drr. 8 - " ,,:,iniirnaaagiM.myc will commence September 1st and the first payment to be made on the first Saturday the 7th of September. The 49th series having reached the un precedented volume of 3,836 shares, we are encouraged to hope for the 50th to be equally as large if not larger in . volume. . Investments in shares in the Mechanics' Perpetual is no longer con fined to this city or county, nor even to the "State" as we are daily receiv ing inquiries from every part of the country with a view of investing in shares with us and as a matter of fact we have already, ere we make this announcement, our 600 shares subscribed for. The subscription books for the 50th are now open at our offiffice 207 -North Tryon street. Very respectfully, R. L COCHRANE, Sec. Ureas. S. WinKOWSKY, Pres. Sale ! SHOW GASES and COUNTERS . ' Owing to the rearrange ment of our store we are of fering for sale four hand some 8-foot .Show Cases to gether with their counters. . B.A Souttierland FRANK P. 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VI umiob mm I Qta. 1 MM f IN tS M 1H 11 W 1 J 11 M M 1 M ..Mollaod Uln !AH Cbarroa $2.50 Prepaid. The Phil. G. Kelly Co. Inc. WrribKFine Liquor M.tn. OKDHU PHOMrTLY rVJJCD, VocmI and Lonf Dlitaneo Pbonoa lit I. tUoamosd. Ym. raw M'ii in i ,r ' J ' i ra-n nn mm-. TOBACCO And when chewers see they understand that an unlimited guarantee accompanies every plug. No grit no stems but simply a sound sweet chew of pure tobacco. ( I No better tobaccos wido than those ManttfactBredi by BAiur"lBOTHiu, WIniton-Safcm, N. G NOT IK A TRUST. o w it 9
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