JIIA.RLOTTH DAILY OBSERVER, AUODST 'ID, ICO 3.
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WHAT XTllil MRS. HAIX8 DOT
Lawyers and PuMIc Alike CarioM a
. to Whether ' She Will Stand ' by
Hot Hurtbaurt or Maintain He
Attitude of Enmity Defendants to
- ltsvo limineaC txmnae.
Kw York, AuS". IS., A predomi
nating Otfure ': --.In he Halns-Aiinli
tragedy toniay- was Mr. ; . Claudia.
Haina. the attractive younf wife f
Capt.' Peter C. Haina, Jr, U. 8. A..
who on Saturday last shot and Killed
' William, E. - Annla, an. advertising
manager, at the Bayside Club, while
' hit "brother. T- Jenkins Halna. pre-
vented interference by holding -7
: crowd at bay with hla revolver.
What the attitude of Mrs. Halns
wlll be la of paramount lntereat and
Importance to the lawyers for the
Halns : brothers and to the district
attorney. Rumore were rife to-day
' that Un. Halns will drop hrr hostile
' demeanor" toward her husband and
' will take her place at hia side when
'the trial cornea. .
' . However. thes reports came from
so authoritative source. nd Mra
u Halns and her lawyers are silent as
to her plana Mra. Hains. it is said.
- MnmiiH to her home in wassa
1 rhiiuitiii. Her lawyer. Frederick L.
K-nrtan of Roston. who came here
t advise her. announced to-day that"
v. will have a statement from her
1 1 within a. day or so. but he will not
iMimti nuhat the statement will
fAntafn.
Caotaln HainH and his brother will
' : be represented by the best
that can be procured. John
Intrre. a former assistant
: attorney, and
MEETIXO OF THAWS CREDITORS
Counsel and Referee Blair Fix Sep-
, tcrnbf-r 7th a lite. IHU Thaw's
ounwl Mlo Petition Asking Leave
V . . Ul I -. i-. -
V (Pittsburg", Aug. h 8. Monday, Sep
tember 7th, Labor. Day. has been set
for the first meeting of the creditor
of Harry K. Thaw in the bankruptcy
proceedings. A representative e. of
Stone & Stone, coansel for 'thaw,
called on Referee Blair, and tha date
for the meeting was agreed upon. It
Is said here that Thaw will be here
at that time, A thia meeting
counsel
F. Me
district
one or tne amosi mw-
wn nmrilrlna st the criminal bar
was retained to-day, and It was said
that an effort Would be made to (jet
Martin W. Littleton, who defended
Harry K. Thaw, to join the defense.
Mr. Littleton Is in F.urope
An evenlna newspaper quotes Mr.
Vclntyre as saying that Inxanlty will
be the defense.
General Halns and bis brother
Peter A. Halns. a lawyer of Ronton
who. It Is believed, will be asorlnte1
with counsel for th deten-o. vlKlted
the two prisoner In the Queens
county Jail to-dy. Th.-y remained
for some time in consultation with
the young men. raptain Hains and
his brother still remain alm. and
advice of counsel, refuse to
m.k nv statement r.eardinK the
tragedy.
Guarding Gen. Ilalnx IVom Annoj-
fisndy Ho.k. N. J.. Auk. 18 The
commanding officer st Fort Hancock
stationed a guard to-day at the qusr
ters of Jen P. C Halns. father of
the Halns brothers, who are helms
held for killing William E. Annis.
with orders to prevent unwelcome
visitors from approaching too cloiw
This Is dom- to prevent any annoy
ance to the srent-ral'M wife. Several
attempts have been made to obtain
photographs of f'apt.iin Hams chil
dren and this also will l prevented.
INKTITITK AT TIT FARM.
Several Thousand Farmer Showed
Their Interest by Mt.iwlliur and
Learning RrtwtlfW MetluxN of
SfTU-ulltire Flue Fthlblt or Colt
Flesh Made.
Special to The Ornerver.
Troutman. Auk. m To-day the
annual Farmers' Institute was held
at the 'State test farm n;ir SUti-s-vllle
with the lnrgeM ntteiiflanrv 't
on record. Innteail of a handful f
curious spectators which Ml' ndi d t li
first Institute held swral .tru
the attendance tn-dtty ran up lnt"
the thousands and wan comprised
chiefly of the aaMcult ural clasn, who
came to hear and to l.nrn of the
scientific stride mml by the .Stat
in their behalf. Hut mixed amnnjr
the hayseed ther was a goodly
sprinkling of doctors, lawyers, preach
ers, manufacturers and tradespeople
representing every branch of their
calling, all enthusiastic and interested
in the doings of the fanner man.
Thero were lectures on advanced
methods of agriculture ami stock
raising for the men; aluo a series
of Interesting topics on home life
and housewifery for (lie ladles
Each branch was handled by able
speakers and much good whs done
There was a gund-naturcd contest
among the county fyrmers as to who
had the best colt An arena was Im
provised and Into this was placed
some 15 or L'O colts, grade I'. rchoi.s.
which comprised quite tlo l M show
ing of young live s'o.ck t ver exhibited
In this counl. The Stale farm has
a Very fine Import' d I'erchon s'allion
and this one hor: Is doing much
o elevate the general awrage of
horse flesh It) this eorrnimnit .
There was also a di inoiistratloii of
Improved farm ma. 1 1 i n 1 . of whlih
great cjuantlti.s are In lug Mattered
The agrl ultural .i.ith.i.k is innnl
promising. More pri.giesH bus b n
made along tins 1 1 n within the l.it
five years than In any preceding ;u
years.
Th" MUe ribbon and I Hi gold piece
were awanbd Mr H. 'V. 1'rawfurd,
Of Hethany township, for tin I" st
colt. The red ribbon and 10 In gold
were awarded Mr .1 H Harks, of
Btalesville, for second best The
Judging was done by Mr A I..
French, a noted stockman of Hyrd
Vllle, Va
Extraordinarily .v slusiing at ihe
Camp I'crry lUingc.
Camp I'erry. Aug 1 i What is s.d
to have been the most elra"M Jinai y
long-range rifle , shoot ln ever seen In
, America waa at omplis.wd to-day lv
Captain K- K '. a. v, ,.f th.- First
rtelanare. In the I,.,vh and Wimble
don cup mulches, both of hl li he
won by rcnrd -ir ak nig scores In
rhe Lee h mat h for the cup present
ed by Captain li', ,,! the Irish
team, which vlslte,j . w Y.irk In 174,
a match at son. 1 nim .ini.
Casey .r.,i ) i, j ou' .if h possible
lOi.
In thi lllble,!..,, (KOl-ya'-d
thatch tli.s afiernovin he scored !t7.
beating the match record of SI made
by Captain Itu hard. 'f Ohlo,iti irt'H
Casey won Hi' Wimbledon here list
year by the ss-ore of tH, utuler very
unfavorable conditions. To-day the
conditions were nvzry perfect.
In the ler ri rnatch Hrlvate Mlner
Vlnl, of the Konrth New Jersey, was
econd. and 'puln ? v. Wise, of
UaVJLachuxttB, third at 9.
. w. Seventy Miner .n tombed by Kil
Mon In an KnglNIi Kliaft.
viTjjan, En.. Au. ii An explo
l . lon occiirrcd to-day In the Maypole
4 coal mine. Isslonginf to Messrs. pea'
. - aon and Kaowles. The head ear
t aad ventilailng apparatus of the mine
was destroyed, and about seventy of
the miners are entombed. Jt Is fear-
; d that many have been killed.
7 7 Only -the atnalkat hope Is enter
, taiaed of saving the entomb d min
er. Temporary repairs to the ma
. .jrhinerypanabn i rescue Hrrttel'o de.'
. acendHnto the adjacent working.
:. ealy t find theur way blocked by
wreckage and gases. Three dead mln
' ert were found and one terribly mu
. . tllated, but atHl alive, and several
.' dead ponlea. Foar of the mlnera es
csped alive, . A number f the re
. ruere were overcome by the fume
" aaj. brought te the aurfae uncon
acloas. A frenzied crowd of relative
and friends of the entombed miner
yrround the ' pit mouth to-alf hi,
anxlooaiy awaiting newa.
trustee id to be selected by the credit
ors, or In the event of their failure
to do so, Referee Blair will appoint
one. The meetlnj is to be held In
Referee Blair's office.
Tnrough his local attorneys Thaw
to-day filed a petition in the United
Slates Court asking leave to amend
the ached ule in his voluntary, bank
ruptcy petition of August 7th. The
petition was granted and the amend
ed schedule of creditor was filed.
The naiiicn of live additional creditors
are added. They arc Daniel J. O'Hiel-
ly. of -New York, whose claim Is plac
ed at SI, nun for servlc-es rendered in
lt)7 and iyf8; Frank J. Connolly, of
New Yoik. for clerical services SSO;
Stone & stone, of Hlttsburg.ssrneyg
or local service 1.000, 1908; Charles
M om nauscr, of I'oughkeopsie, N. Y.,
for legal services $100; Dr. John A.
Card, of Houghkecpslo, X. Y.. for
medical services J30; H. II. Haln, of
Houglikeeptiie, for niealB. 166.
The old schedule of claims amount
ing to J 1. HO. 4 3 is increased and
amounts with th claims of the addi
tional creditors to S4j5,206.5. The
a..-i-lM of $ I 2X.01 2.38, formerly given,
remain the sumo.
The name f Harry Kendall Thaw
appears throughout the petition.
The Halm of Mrs. Mary C Thaw
against hT son, Harry K. Thaw, was
filed to-day before Keferee Blair, ller
claim Is for $.'09,874 L'l, said to have
be. n loaned on promissory notes, of
which the claim states there was 24.
ranging from $500 to $20,000, given
b twen June 28th. ISO, and August
M, 1 f 0 7 . All hut ono of the notes
are dated In Hlitshurg. Thaw In his
sihedule of liabilities gives his Indebt
edness to his mother as $ 1 91,500. but
in Mrs. Thaw's claim he la charged
with interest. ,
FOltTCXES OX, TREES.
XFXJKOKS WAKXKI) TO f,F.VF
Situation at .lelllro hy n Mins Quiet
Mve WlUte Miners rreMcil
;rave fVars l-itertalm', by Wis"
JlcMda, Though Mine Owner Are
Inclined Co Treat Situation l.lglHly.
Knoxville. Tenn . Aug. IS At mid
night the situation near Jellico, where
the uprising of vyhlte miners against
negroes ocriirre yesterday appears
to be quiet, though It is dlffteult to
obtain flWect Information owing to
the remoteness of the S'ction. Sher
iff Hughes, nf Claiborne cnuntq, Ten
nessee, to-day arrested five members
of the band, believed to be the lead- j
ern, and this has done much to re-
lleve t ehsltuallon. j
Karly this morning the band drove
fifty negroes out nf their homes at 1
Campbell's mine near Anthras. rous- I
lug them friitn their sleep, and forcing!
them to leave hastily, some half clad, j
It Is staled that the members of j
the tiand have notified the negroes
of eight or ten ramps scattered over
several miles to gt out within three
days or they will be killed and many
negroes and some white residents to
day continued to flock to Jellico and
other town It was reported also
that some time last night a cabin
occupied by an aged nogro womsn and
five children had been burned, and all
the occupants lost their lives, hut this
has nbt been verified.
Mine owner are speaking lightly
of the sltuallon. but that the situa
tion -to-day warranted grave fears is
not to be doubted though the arrest
of the leaders has relieved It consid
erably. Sheriff Huddleston's dopu
tles are still on guard over the negroeg
at Anthras.
Threats were sent out to-day against
negroes In the Town of frftFoflette and
Jellico. but the authorities' do not
take them seriously.
m; noiik I'liAXNEn.
"Push Itockliiirliani Forward" 1uh
Will i .reut Things ir It Accxmii-pll-lic
What It 1'iirpoNC) liolrig.
Sj cl.,1 to The ohsurwi.
Itoi kinuh.un. Aug. I ft. The "Push
Ito. kiiiKharu Forward" Club, recently
orgaril.. d Ik re. with Mr. W. C. Leak
as presld. nt and II. I-', rteynotda as
seer. tarv. is g.'ttimr riifhf .loan ..
business. A big meeting w ill be held I
We.ln, M,lay night, August 'th. In thei
court lions. Among the inntters the
'bih pr.ipu!.e.s taking up ut on,.,. Hre: j
Advertising Hock Ingham. Plcwctt's '
Kails and Its .1.'..noo electrical horse-I
power ready for the public at cheap!
rates h June Ut, 1 y 0 1 ; Kllerbe
Spring', a neighboring resort both;
summer ami winter delightful In all
r-spicts and a panace for hay fever I
and asthma sufferers r,, affording J
the liri.st hunting In thr world In'
""""'i; ' perr-ctlrig an excellent
svsl. m of good roads throughout the
entire county. a handsome club build
ing a library building, a municipal
building, a Conf. derate monument
Improvements to the court house, a
town park, an electric trolley lino
eo,,c,tiTiK rt oc k I n gha m. Hamlet and
th.. s. v-r.il neighboring cotton mill
villages dnd .osibly Including Hlew
'tls Kails, K ller be HprlngH and Cbe
S. C; niaciidaniUlim the streets
of Rockingham and i.avlng; the side
walks, establishing .-, Ice plant, an
1 in"., u sieani laundry,
fei.,r. ;i furniture factory
'""i """d factory, a wagon fac
lory, at least ten large cotton mills
and a number of smaller Industrial
Plants It Is 1,10 ,rop,,m.,t t ni,,.
H. kliighatn 0 winter resort and In
connection ,h, Kllcrbc Hprlngs 11
number of Northern tourists should
easily be procured The club is talk
ing itself seriously ind u blind man
can almost see Itocklngham
buggy
a sash.
Position if 1 ho IT - l.
Sydney. ,V H. W.. Aug. m.A wire
less dispatch received here given the
position of tho American battleship
fleet at s p m. T11. sdny as latitude
S4 degrees. 39 minutes south; longi
tude 159 degree. 16 minutes eat. a
distance of 4J0 mile from Sydney.
According to tl(e dispatch, a stiff
westerly brecite. with a heavy scH.
prevailed throughout the day, mod
erating toward nightfall. The rough
sea caused some reduction In the
speed of the warships, but at I o'clock
In the evening speed waa Increased
tip to 11 knots In order to arrive on
schedulo time.
The hospital ship Relief was un
able to keep up with the other vessels
of the fleet and was deft alowly be.
j!" .kll . han4-4- Hr,rlnr-f oT
ward with Intense Interest to the visit
to Sydney.
KXCELLEXT HEALTH ADVTCI3.
Mra. M. M. Davlaon, of No. J?t otfforg
Ave., flan Jnse. Cal.. says; "The worth nt
Kleetric lilttora as a ffeneral family
remedy, foe headache, biliousness and
torpor of tha liver and bowels is mo pro
nounced that I am prompted to say a
word la Its favor lor the benefit at those
seeking relief from such afflictions. Thert
la more health for the dig Uve organs la
a bottle of fclectr! .Bitter than la aer
other remedy I know sfc Hold under
guarantee at all drug-Herea. las. r
Orchards In the Xocthwet IThtctt
- TkeCi rroflta of S 1,004) an .Acre,
Technical World,. w. ' ' : "'.
In thHoue river ,Talley la south
ern Oregon I,' H. 'Hopkins In 1197
made A profit of UJjOOB off aixteeri
acres of winter Nell, pears 41.ltT.S0
an acre. In tha same valley O. H.
Hover bought tea acres of pear or
chard at S(0 aa acre. Fifteen months
later the crop brought him IMOO.
Eight years ago J. L, Dumass set
out fifty acres cf apples near Day
ton In the WaJU Walla dUyrlct of
southeastern Washington. .In - the
summer of 107 he, bought fifty aeree
of apple orchard adjoining the prop
erty at an investment of 111,000. The
apples he picked from " these fifty
acres that season sold for 1 1 1,000
and the total crop from the hundred
acres reallied' $52.000 a return to
the owner of $40,000.
A climate and soil that are capable
of rearing such monsters as the red
wood trees and the sequoias,' which
render measurements of vegetablo
growth In other regions of this coun
try puny and scant, account In part
for these bewildering figures.
Rut thero are obscure valleys, nar
row and dlminultlve, mere pockets.
between huge mountains, where in the
past no plant- worthy of cultivation
ha found so much as a foothold. And
It Is in many Just such spots as these
that the returns are the hugest. Ir
rigation, in such cases, Is the remain
ing factor that explains the mystery.
The same magazine tells a remark
able storv of the success of twe wo
men who tried farming In England.
They began with five acres In Berk
shirr, but found they had too much
nd. so they cut down their holdings
to less toan half that amount.
The teachers of the women were a
French gardener and his family, who.
with an acre of land In France, sold
.500 worth of produce In a year.
"In a hare ploughed field stands a
square palisade of sine plates enclos
ing about three-quarters of an acre."
writes a visitor to the farm. "The
ground Is all covered with Inverted
bell glasses of the kind known In Eu
rope as clochers. Under each bell at
dans Tut co:.:f mm
: QtJCKLT ERADICATED BX NEW
(. ; . fiKJN REMEDT. -v 7
Blneethe discovery on year ago. pea
lam, the new akin nmv in in
extraordinary accomplishments, exceeded
oi sanguine expectations of the
eminent specialist who gave it to the
WOrlQ- It hmm rorl .kAn..,-4. - - -.
of ecsema and eradicated facial and oth-
f -ir.n!lrmMlU ' years' standing. The
terrible itchinr attaninc i.m on-
fed With the ft rat application, giving proof
set. CUrUV ProPerU very ut-
In lews serious skin affections, such ae
pimple, rash, heroes, blackheads, acne.
barber Itch, mm ih after an .
Y.r'"m application, only a small quan-
1 , . required to efteet a cure.. A
luuaur or sallow comolexlon la noticeably
improved by a single application.' Those
who use noalam fnr ihu minor sktn
troubles can now avail themselves of the
special tO-cnt package, recently adopted
to meet such needs. Both the (0-cent
package and the regular 12 Jar may now
be obtained in Charlotte at R. H. Jor
dan Co.'t- and other leading .drug
stores.- ;--..
Sample for experimental purposes may
be had free ef charge by writing direct
to the Emergency Laboratories tl -West
Twenty-fifth street. New Tor city. -
the time this wrltei- visited the farm
were five lettuces. Iettuces were
growing around the bells and : other
vegetables sown broadcaat were com
ing up everywhere. Every Inch , ot
the soli bears at least three' crops a
year, each of them anticipating the
season and therefore producing fancy
prices." r-. .;
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1 Jzoropesa Flaa
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New Baths and Plombtno
Matt Com' bxatum CitV
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:SACtf AND- PE17EE';l.lACPliIE SHOPS 1
; COTTON MACHINERY -. ;
Pickers --J"
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Eevolyin. r
Flat Cards' : !
Ballwaj Heads
J i: l
Blubbing ;j
Intennediatd'T
and
and "
Drawing
Frames
A.' Mm, WASHBURN,
Boying .Frames '
Cpinnlng. Frames
Spoolers .r.
and ' l V "
Eeels v- '
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STATESVE.LE FEMALE COLLEGE ;
Parents art" now deciding where thslr daughters shall go next Btp-jt
tembef. Vute"tr,ll Collejte offers better advantare . everything- being
considered than any other school in the State. 7 Send for catalogue and
be convinced. Board, tuition and entrance fees for nine months only,
f 111.0. Address RET. 3. A. 6COTT.' D. D, , ' .
. ' . ' ' ' ' StatciA'lUe, N. C,
Trinity Park School
A rira -Class Pfeparatory School.
Certificates of OraduaUon 'accepted (or entrance to leading Botith
ern Coilegss. - - " ..
Best equipped Preparatory School In tha South. . .'
Faculty of ten efflcers and teach era. Campus of seventy-five acres.'
Library containing forty thousand volumes. Wall-equipped gym
nasium. High standards and modern methods of instruction. Fre
quent lectures by prominent lecturers. Expenses exceedingly moder
ate. Ten years of phenomenal success. ...
' For catalogue and othsr Information, address
. - O. M. NORTH, Headmaalrr, -
Durham. K. C - - .. -