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sibility of putting him forward as a BRYAN S CLOTHES.
Presidential aspirant, and it is said
of the Eighteenth district meets at Nebraska!! Says TM&y Wouldn't Fit
Watseka, on August 16, it will re- Mr Boosevelt Democrats Are
nominate uannon tor congress ana
launch his boom ior President. Able tO LailDCb Reform.
i
Lieutenants for the speaker have TheNewYork Times prints the
been nursing his Presidential candi
dacy for nearly ten years and have following ft om London:
come to the conclusion that the pro- "Is it true," I asked Mr. Bryan
per time to tell the republican party yesterday, "that President Roose
that they want him to succeed Presi- velt caught you in swimming and
dnf RnoHAvfiit will hn nfi-jrt month, stole your clothes? Over in America
when the veteran congressman will they say that is what happened."
be nominated for his seventeenth "He didn't get all my clothes,"
term. Mr. Bryan added laughingly, and
t. fa thmio-hf -nVMo- fVif nthpi- auickly added: "I doubt whether
w... . -.. j . . ..it nrliaf A Sri ivat ft f Vk l tYI iraviT nrol 1 "
Illinois congressionaa aisiricis wui YV"a,u "D a01-n
First Arrested Nearly Twelve years iorae.c.nnon , ?e .?es!dency s1TZZT;,,tL M-
aunougn me oniy umuiuj pia.ua rt?-1 --" i.v v
intA in thA snpakfir's hnm distriot. veit to make nis administration re-
- 1 ... . ....
It should be said, to the credit of spond to the country's evident de
mandfor reforms. The piattorm on
CHOPS AND PROSPERITY.
Decision Entities Him to Re
storation of His Former
Rank In Army.
THE FAMOUS HEBREW CASE
Ago on Charge of Betraying
Frencb Military Secrets
to a Foreign Power.
Paris, July 12. The Supreme
Court to-day announced its decision
annulling the condemnation of
Dreyfus without a retrial.
The effect of the decision is a com
plete vindication of Dreyfus entitling
him to restoration to his rank in the
army as though he had never been
accused.
The decision of the court was read
by the presiding judge. M. Thallot
In July and to some extent in
August the bread of the world is to
a great extent secured. A plentiiul
supply of bread is already assured in
this country, and the wheat crops of
other countries are generally good.
Cheaper bread has already come,and
the coming year's bread may be re
duced to still more satisfactory
figures.
To a big wheat crop is added a pros
pect of an ample corn crop. This
great cereal for both man and beasts
is borne today on 95,530,000 acres,
an increase oi i.oim.uuu acres over
last year's plantlDg, and the condi
tion of the crop on July 1 was satis
factory, especially in the great sur
plus states. In Iowa, for example
the crop is rated by the government
at 96. and in Illinois at 90. These
Speaker Cannon,that he has not pub- oB. xu .aiui . . . .
i:i .L. u ? whifih he was elected does not de- raungs point to a large crop'
v iiiiiiiiini mi i i iin,ii im i'.iJiiniiiri rr a i ii i - - i i i
nr Pm. AU croP8 were reported to De in
aBway iue l 7 7,Tt nf excellent condition on July l.includ
hiaromriiriamr in frf mnaf nmn a ment should aim at the welfare Of I , . .
, 1 - i .. . . , in sr cotton, juiv ana August are,
. . i . w a. a . a w. a a r w-s-i j-vhvn w i a w -
believe that he has too much sense -wu p?, u " iU . montha mlhe CQrn andcoUon
onH ovnorionna 1r htoliAiro that. h 13 jricoiueui iu iowoi t m
undoubtedly represent a party com
the honor.
Leaving aside the act that Mr.
Cannon lacks about all the essentials
in a Presidential candidate, the re
cord does not show that the speaker
ship of the house of representatives
is much of a stepping-stone to the
will
fields, but if the two months are sea
sonable the harvest hands of a great
and almost boundless country will
soon gather in not only the food
that
Presidency. Jas. K. Polk, who was
sDeaker of the twentv-fourth and can asked me today,
' . .. J . J twenty-fifth congresses from 1835, how do you explain the change
iaupr, presiueni 01 m uuuri 01 - - has come over some of our rich men
xoos, was tiio ulii v suca&ci lj i
' I - . A J.1 .11!! 1 i 1
in respect to lueir uuuuuu iuwu.ru
Democratic nrincinles?' I reDlied.
'The explanation is very easy. Peo- wiU not seriously disturb the rest of
nla who livfi in b vallnv watch the tne COUntry.
ceasauuiijiiumcumuu mo Ctt0-fnin tn the Presirlencv. although
Schuyler Colfax, who was speaker
The palace of justice was thronged in 1863, was afterwards elected as
bv an eager crowd seeking admis- Vice President.
sion to the court room.
mitted to this reform idea and
be in quite a different situation.
'There is no Mount about the Deo-
ole's wish in this respect. Views UA ff,
uf M,Tni,-rtnQ, o clothing as well. If cannot at this
fewvears ago are now accepted as writing be said that anything points
sane and necessary. A change has to a failure m any one of the great
come over the country. An Ameri- croP8 of tne country. The weather
can asked me todav. Mr. Brvan. haH aa a rule beeD favorable to crop
grow ins.
If the outurns of wheat, corn and
cotton are satisfactory the slumps
and freaks and actics of Wall street
Henry Clay, three times speaker,
was never able to realize his ambi-
the country. When the farmers
i 1 a r ii hi
dams above them and if a flood is "avo AOUt U1 mvy wm Pur
threatened thev know that the cbase goods and this will lead to
r:r:r". hlthfidmlte greater the dan- Activity in all parts of the country.
Blaine died with his desire uasatisV and ".." Remade up f f
mu t r their minda that thev cannot afford ouunu x" " x,iloouulD1 iC"lCi
.u TTV kT T to dam public sentimentanv longer Published in the New York Evening
man than Mr. Cannon, was unable to w aam puoiic sentiment any longer. - ... s
uu tvti.., ' v.00 There is another thing to be con- Post- We ote from lt:
General Mercier's secret papers pre- the hope of the White house long be- sidered,' Mr. Bryan remarked, after ed"SP6
a Fuse, -xameiy, mo cmicai ixiuv.- braska a farmer ten miles from
J A A . - .
ment. -a. great many men are oe- town commenced cutting his wheat
ginning to learn that there is some- the other day, and found that it was
thing in the world more valuable Eucn Deuer inan ne naa. expected.
than money, and it has gratified me
The main features of the decision
are as follows;
The court holds that three new
facts have been established:
Firsts That the document from I .fV, rnzwa, ohandnnari
sented at the Rennes court martial,
in which the initial "D" was sub
stituted for "P" was a fabriflcation
establishing the strong presumption
of Dreyfus' innocence.
Second That another document
from the secret papers in which
Dreyfus was alleged to have
sore his death.
Mr. Britt's Card.
To the Democratic Voters of Wayne
County:
Thanking my friends and the pub-
lie generally for the
shown to have delivered to Germans heretofore given me, I respectfully responsibilities.
He arose the morning following and
remarked to his familv. T hnlinvn
to near oi a numoer oi cases wnere j'11 nave an automobile. His wife
men have taken a larger view of laughed at him. but he went to the
loyai support their relat;on to thGir fellows and telephone and called up the nearest
county seat town, twenty miles away.
j . j ji v 1 Mr I 11 a A C3 l7'rAm T-v 4- K r W rr I am f a4h
the plans for the railway mobiliza- " "T? ""L "This introspection is makingsome Tnd ordereT onl zen It
tion never reached the war depart- register oi ueeas ior v ayne county of them of the que8tionable came that forenoon: by lunch time
The greatest thing in the world
and the other
the latest anchbest drinks to be obtained. We always
knew we made good soda water, and we had a pretty
good opinion of our Ice Cream too, but when we see the
continued increase in the amount of these good things we
sell we are inclined to think other folks think them good
also. Do you? Try it. You'll see. And we do so much
appreciate your patronage, let it be ever so small or large.
The Palace Drug Store
Appreciative Druggists
at the nominating convention to be
held on the 28th inst.
During the time that I have been
in office I have endeavored to be
faithful and prompt in the discharge
of every duty, and if nominated
again. I promise the same faithful
service for the future.
Very respectfully,
W. G. Bbitt.
Goldsboro, July 13.
m m m
Heavy Rain and Hail.
Rennes court martial snail oe an- Rocky Mount, July 12. Quite a
nulled without a re-trial or be fol- storm passed here about 7 o'clock
lowed by another trial by a court vesterdav evening. It rained hard
martial." for an hour and there was consider-
After a lengthy review or me able hail, the stones being very
document in the case known as the large. It is feared much damage to
Bordereau the decision says it was crops was done.
written by Major Count Esterhazy!
ment authorities and therefore Drey
fus could not have secured possession
of it.
Third That the Rennes court
martial failed to hear essential testi
mony calculated to establish the fact
that Dreyfus was innocent.
"These facts," the decision of the
court says, "without seeking ior any
further grounds, are of a . nature to
establish the innocence of the ac
cused and it is only necessary to ex
amine whether the verdict of the
methods to which tbey have resorted he was scaring the cattle with the
in the past.
G. W. Cobb Dead.
Elizabeth City, July 12 George
W. Cobb, collector of customs for
this port, and one of the most prom
inent men of this section, died here
to-day.
IN MEMORIAL.
horn, and byevening he had the fami
ly in his machine,and has all kinds of
fun. Is it the only one there? Oh, no.
The rural maile arrier, even, delivers
mail in one."
l bis is the Flace
Everybody likes to trade where
they can get value received for
their money, prompt service and
polite attention. This is the se
cret of success.
All we ask is a trial we will
do the rest.
Yours to please,
2)
and that the accusations connecting
Dreyfus with the Bordereau rest
only on hypothesis and conjecture.
"The accusation against Dreyfus,"
continues the decision, "which is
based on handwriting or text of the
Bordereau was completely unjusti
fied and without motive. Moreover,
Dreyfus having a large fortune, one
seeks in vain for any reason for his
committing such a great crime.
"The court therefore holds that,
as all the accusations against the ac-
J. W. Bizze
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d4wlmjel3 GREENSBORO, N. C.
Home Elected President.
Raleigh, July 13. Hon.. Ashley
Home was yesterday elected Presi
dent of the Farmers' State Conven
tion, and Dr. Tait Butler was re
elected Secretary. .
After an inspiring address by the
retiring president, Mr. Charlie C.
Moore, the convention adjourned.
Press Meeting.
Hesolutions Passed by Josepb War
ren Lodge No. 92, A. F. and
A. M. July 5, 1906.
Whereas. Our Supreme Grand
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Master has, in His infinite wisdom)
seen fit to remove from the trials and
frrmhloa rf thin life nnr ' helnved
Brother R. H. Holland, whose soul K silence and 1
took its flight to the celestial realm
above on May 29, 1906, therefore,
Resolved, First, That in his death
Joseph Warren Lodge No. 92, A. F.
and A. M., has lost one of its oldest
and best members, and Masonry one
of its loyal supporters.
Resolved, Second, That we bow
in humble submission to the will of
Him who doeth all things well.
Grateful Dreyfus.
Paris, July 13. After the announ
cement of the court', decision to-day
in his favor, Dreyfus said:
"This has been a long and terrible
ordeal. I began to feel it would
never end. It is clear that the de
cision restores me to my old place in
the army, but I am not aware of the
intentions of the government con
cerning my advancement in rank.
"I have nothing to eay against my
accusers. Being again an officer I am
obliged to obey the army regulations
am inexpressibly
thankful to all who assisted in the
maintenance of truth."
Compliment to Mr. Oliver.
Newbern Journal:
Mr. William H. Oliver of this city,
has received a notice from Hon. Wil
liam Hogue of NewjYork City, chair-
The Virginia-Carolina Press Asso
cused fall to the groundthere is no ciation is being held to-day and to- family in this hour of bitter trial, we pointment of Mr. Oliver as
I . I I Vvm f tits m-whn trrr f-r Vii
nfPssU7 for a, new trial and nonae- morrow in Chase City. Many inter- extend our sincere sympathy and
quently the judgment in condemna- esting papers are on the program.
by
Ormond and Burton.
with their departed loved one, in
that bright world where sickness
and death are unknown.
Resolved, Fourth, That a page on
tion is annulled as unwarranted
the evidence."
in conclusion the court noted Afiontfo TTnffti. Morehearl Ditv.N.
I ---w-,-w . r l
Dreyfus waiving of pecuniary in- c., July 12. The Eighth Senatorial
demnity and ordered its decision to Convention met here lodav at 12
be transcribed on the records of the o'clock. Col. S. B. Taylor, of Onslow the record book of the Lodge be set
Rennes court martial and to be in- -mmtv wa madP temnorarv chair- apart sacred to his memory and these
serted in the official journal and also man Mr. piatQ Collins, of Lenoir, resolutions inscribed thereon; also,
in five newspapers to be designated nermanent chairman. Mr. T. T. tnat a C0Py of the same be sent to
by the procurator general and at the Ormond, of Lenir, was nominated hia family and one each to The Or-
cost of the government in fifty papers on the first ballot. After a hot fight phan's Friend and Goldsboro Argus
of Paris and the provinces, to be by the ward delegation, Senator D. for publication, and as a further
designated by Dreyfus. 1 Ward, of Craven county, withdrew mark of resPecfc that the altar and
The circumstances of Captain hia name and thereby Mr. J. W. Jewels of the Lodge be draped in
Dreyfus returning to the army have Burton,of Onslow county, was nom- mourning for thirty days,
not yet been determined upon but it jnated. It was the largest attend- Fraternally submitted,
is expected that he will take the e& convention ever held in this dig- B J Thompson,
grade of lieutenant colonel of artil- trict. H. E. Thompson,
lery, which he would have reached Jesse Hollomon,
man of the William J. Bryan recep
Resolved, Third, To his bereaved tion committee, announcing the ap-
tt mem
ber of the committee to receive Mr.
would comfort them with the blessed Bryan on his arrival at New York.
hope of a happy reunion some day,
if his service
rupted.
had not been inter-
MR. CANNON'S BOOM.
Harvey Shaffer Killed.
New York, July 12. Harvey
Shaffer was instantly killed today
when a Long Island railroad train
smashed the automobile in which he
The people of the congressional and a chauffeur were riding at the
district represented by Speaker Can- crossing a half mile east of Sayville,
non seem to take seriously the pos- l. i.
Committee.
Moyton, N. C, July 11, 1906.
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