2
RAIN OF BULLETS
BROUGHT DEATH
Five Lives Snuffed Out in Hot
Springs.
IN A POLITICAL FIGHT
TRAGEDY THE OUTCOME OF
MAYORALTY CONTEST.
A rUSFLADE ON CENTRAL AVENUE
Chief of Police, Police Sergeant, City Detec
tive and Son of Sheriff Among the
Slain. Another Wan Shot in
the N(ck May Die.
llot Springs, Ark., March Ift.—A
shooting affray occurred here tit 5:30
o'clock this evening, which resulted in
the death of five men and the serious
wounding <{f one oilier.
The killed:
Thomas Toler. Chief of Police.
.1. K. llart. eit.v detective.
Tlmmas F. (Joslee. police sergeant.
John Williams, son of Sheriff Williams.
Louis Hinkle, driver of a brewry
wagon.
Ed Si>ears was shot in the neck and
may die. |f
The shooting grew out of the mayor
alty campaign under way here. The
sheriff was a warm supporter of the
regular Democratic nominee, while
Toler. Hart and (Joslee were supporting
.an opposition candidate.
Early in the afternoon shots were ex-’
changed between Sheriff Williams and
his son John, of the one side, and Ser
geant (ioslec. on the other, but no one
was injured. After this both parties de
termined to have it out. Toler. Hart
and (Joslee, were walking south on Cen
tral Avenue at about 5:30 o'clock, when
they met Sheriff Williams and his two
sons. John and Coffey and Ed Spears.
No one can tell who fired the first shot,
but in a moment there was a general
fnsilade, in which forty or fifty shots
were exchanged. When it was over,
Toler liart. (Joslee and Hinkle, a non
combatant were dead, and .John Wil
liams was mortally wounded. He died
an hour later. Louis Hinkle attempted
to separate the combatants when the
fight opened. He was shot in the head
and died instantly.
The Mayor, immediately after the
shooting, appointed Judge L. I>. Bidding
chief of police. Deputies were sworn in
at once, and all saloons were ordered
dosed. There is little factional feeling
outside of those engaged in the shoot
ing. Order was easily restored and tin*
city js now quiet. '1 he sheriff and his
son Coffey are under arrest, and no
further trouble is anticipated.
Sheriff Williams was not present
when the battle occurred, but soon ap
peared and on learning of the death of
his son. became frantic with rage.
About twenty minutes after the main
battle another affray occurred near by
in which four or five shots were fired.
In this fnsilade Detective .Tim Hart
went down with the whole top of his
skull blown off.
Ail the dead men leave large families.
BRYAN AT B LOOM IXG TON.
Spo*ks Against Imperialism—-Refers to
His Dispatch to Belmont.
Bloomington. 111., March ltk —William
.1. Bryan tonight addressed a large au
dience at the Coliseum. Tie bad been
invited to take part in the St. Patrick's
Day exercises under the auspices of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, but eotthl
not be here tomorrow, so the celebra
tion was held tonight. Bryan was in
troduced by Ex-Vice President. Steven
son as "the foremost statesman, of the
time.”
“You’ve heard of him before, you will
hear of him again.’’ said Mr. Stevenson.
This expression was received with great
applause, which was redoubled as Mr.
Bryan arose.
His address was against imperialism.
Toniglu Mr. Bryan was shown a tele
gram from New York, in whih was sug
gested the probability of his acceptance
of an invitation to a banquet to be held
on Jefferson's birthday, by adherents
t<» the Chicago platform as a rival of
the banquet to the Democratic Club.
He said:
"1 never heard of the Jefferson day
banquet until now. As to the other
banquet. I have written a letter to Au
gust Belmont in reply to his invita
tion. The public can learn my decis
ion from him.”
AN IMPORTANT CASE.
Power to Punish For Contempt Com
mitted Outside of Courts T’pheld.
Richmond, Va., March Hi.—The Su
preme Court of Appeals hemic 1 down
to-day a decision which is of great im
jmrtnnee to Virginia judges and lawyers.
The appellant. Carter, was se deuc.jd t>
a tine and imprisonment for contempt of
court. He obtained a writ of error, the
errors assigned being, first, that upon
the facts as shown in the record he was
not guilty of contempt; secondly, that
the court erred in refusing ro have a
jury empanelled for his trial. The opin
ion of the Supreme court sa.vs the facts
show Carter to have been guilty of con
tempt, and the court holds that no error
was made in refusing a jury trial.
Therefore the judgment of the lower
court is affirmed.
This ease is of special interest, because
it involved the constitutionality of the
Saunders bill, passed at the last suasion
of the Legislature. It will be recallel
that Hon. G. \V. Saunders, of Franklin,
introduced a measure to entry into »ffeet
ill the State courts the provisions of
•what is known as the “injunetio.i plank”
in the Chicago platform. His measure
. was designed to take from courts the
power to punish for contempt commit
ted out of the presence of the courts,
and to provide for the trial of such cases.
When a man proposes to a girl his
words have a double meaning.
[THE PRESIDENT’S QUIET DAY
A Drive Into the Country—lnvitations
to the President.
Thomasville. Ga.. March Id.—Today,
even more than yesterday, was one of
complete rest for President McKinley.
A forenoon drive, a brief nap before
lunch, another drive in the afternoon, a
short time devoted to a few’ telegrams,
chiefly personal or chronicling happen
ings in flic Philippines, made up the day.
and then dinner and an hour or two with
Senator Hanna, his family and their
guests, passed the time until an early re
tirement for the night. Thus far Mr.
McKinley has followed the programme
outlined before lie left Washington as
necessary to avert any possibility of
danger that the strain on hint might
l:itor on manifest itself in illness instead
of sheer fatigue. To-day ho showed the
natural effects of relaxation from high
pressure, but also apparent was a tom b
ol' color in the face and brighter eyes
resulting from, quiet and outdoor life
in this health giving atmosphere. The
President has received a numlver of invi
tations from places in (Jeorgia, Florida
and the South to visit, but his present
purpose is to spend his outing in Thomas
villo in much the same way as the past
two days, save that In* probably will
run over to Jckyll Island, on the coast
near Savannah, for a day or two. Here
a number of well known gentlemen, some
of whom are his warm personal friends,
have a mignificent club house and gun
ning and fishing preserves, and have
j urged him to make a stay w ith them.
I The President’s drive this forenoon
i began rather early, so that when Assis
tant Secretary Cortelynu reached the
house not long after Ift o'clock with a
| few telegrams which lie thought Mr.
McKinley should see. the latter was gone.
The drive had been arranged by Senator
Hanna’s brother-in-law. Mr. Wyman
Jones, one of the earliest Northerners
to discover the merits of Thomasville as
a winter resort. With his wife and
Mrs. George 11. Stone, of Cleveland, in
the foremost carriage* he piloted the
party over a pretty stretch of road to
the country club house, a fashionable
I place between two and three miles from
f Thouwisville. At the Country Flub the
party was welcomed by President Met
calf. a retired army officer.
After leaving the Country Club the
way led up and down hill by one of
the best golf links in the country, past
tin* pigeon shooting grounds and around
to Thomasville again. The President
devoted a little time in the evening to
his correspondence, but will not devote
time while here to any matters which
possibly can be i>ostpone<l, and the
Cabinet officers at Washington wilt at
tend to all executive matters. The
President does not expect people to corue
to TJiomasville to see him on business.
Apparently some person? think tin* Cab
inet also is located hero, l'or the jnsi
offico to-day received registered mail ad
dressed to Secretary Alger. Tin* War
Secretary is not coming here so far as
known.
THE NORN A IS SAFE.
Shi* Arrives at Colombo, Ceylon, and
Reports All Well.
Colombo, Ceylon, March lft. —The
'American schooner yacht Norna. belong
ing to N. J. Weaver, of the Atlantic
Yacht Club. New York, reported in dis
tress in the Red Sea by the British
cruiser Brisk, arrived here on Tuesday
last and reported all well on board.
The water rose in the bilge, however,
and the brig seemed likely to go to the
bottom. So a hole was chopped in the
main deck and a good part of tin* cargo
was jettisoned. The storm soon after
this was done abated, and the brig made
j Cape Henry, where the tug Sainlow,
j Captain Thomson, picked her up. She
j will be hauled out here and repaired.
KAISER AT BISMARCK'S TOMB.
|
Friodrichsrulie, March !<•.— Enqicror
William arrived here to-day and attend
ed tjie interment of the remains of
Prince and Princess Bismarck in the new'
mattsolem.
THE POPE GETTING WELL.
Rome. March Hi.—The Pope's couvu
lesccnce is following its normal course.
“ Pride Goeth
I 'Before a Fall.”
Some proud people think
they have strong constitu
tions,, and ridicule the idea
of disease . Such people
neglect their health» let the
blood run down , and their
stomach , kidneys and liver
become deranged.
Don’t be foolish about your health-
Use Hood’s Sarsaparilla and you will
prevent the fall and save your pride.
Scrofulous Hip Disease - * My boy
Willie laid scrofulous hip disease from a
baby Abscesses developed. Months at
the hospital, with best treatment, did no
good They said he would never walk
again. He was helpless and wasted away
ito nothing but skin and bone. Hood’s
j Sarsaparilla had helped me, and I gave it
to him. Imagine my delight at a wonder
ful change. Abscesses all healed, crutches
; thrown away. He is now tall and stout,
perfectly well and the thanks are all due
> to Hood’s Sarsaparilla. other mothers witli
; crippled children should know this.” Mas.
; K.mma V. f>L'FF, Walpole, Mass,
j Nervousness-'' I was weak, nervous
I and very delicate, staggered in attempting
to walk. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood’s
J’ills made ine well. I feel like another
person.” Mrs. Lizzie Shkkukkt. Conduit
Street, Kxt., Annapolis, Md.
Dyspepsia-” We all use Hood’s Sarsa
parilla. It cured my brother-in-law and
myself of dyspepsia. 1 owe my life to it.”
M. H. Kirk, 007 Franklin St., Philadelphia.
yibcdS SauatMuffg
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mily catlnu'tlo to take m IHi llimhl'b .S.irsa|»atllla.
*5 A S TO RIA InfeßiSMiCfiKirfti
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TUJS iNKWS AMD ÜBtiKHVEK, FIiIDAY, MARCH h,
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that bis Dyspepsia Cur*
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ct nil cases of kidney
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THE EXEK E’l lON OF -MRS. FLACK
Roosevelt "Would .Make it as 1 lisenca
tional as Possible.
Albany. X. Y., March HJ. —Governor
Roosevelt to-day sent -to Warden Sage,
of Sing Sing prison, a filter giving di
rections as to the details for the execu
tion of Mrs. Place to make it as unsen
sational as possible. lie suggests that
one woman attendant be provided and
tligt one of the physicians be a woman.
The fitter is as follows:
“In accordance with Mr. Collins’ excel
lent suggestion of yesterday 1 desire to
have a woman attendant with Mrs.
Place. It might also lie well to have
one reputable woman physician. The
District Attorn y. his assistant, the two
clergymen nominated by Mrs. Place and
any other ■witnesses entitled to enter by
law, you will sec are allowed in. As to
representatives of the press, I desire you
to have merely one representative of the
Associated Press and one representative
of the other non-Associated Press pa
pers, but 1 wish you also to see that no
one of I hose otherwise admitted is a
correspondent of any newspaper. 1
particularly desire that this solemn and
painful act of justice shall not is- made
an excuse for the species of hideous
sensationalism which is more demoral
izing than anything else to the public
mind.”
An eminent scientist re
cently said: “Cod-liver Oil
is truly a wonderful com
position. It is seemingly
Nature’s remedy in almost
every wasting disease.”
Scott’s Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypophosphites, it rebuilds
worn tissues, enriches the
blood, invigorates the nerves,
stops drains and wasting.
Consumptives, Dia bet ics,
pale or thin people, or nurs
ing mothers, should remem
ber this. Do not accept a
substitute.
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SCOTT .t BOWN K, ( hemisfs. New York.
DREY FT’S NOT THE GUILTY MAN.
The Evening News Says Baron Yon
Mohrenheim is the Culprit.
London, March 16. —The Evening
News to-day declares that the former
Russian Ambassador, Baron Von
Mohronheiin. is tin* real culprit vgho sold
both Russian and French secrets to the
German Government, adding that the
Russian Government itself is convinced
of bis guilt, and that it is only to avoid
a public scandal greater than the Drey
fus affair that he is unpunished, further
than the intimation that In* is not to
show his face within the Czar’s domin
ions.
FEELING AGAINST DREYFUS.
Kingston. Jamaica, March Ift. A cor
respondent at Cayenne, capital of
French Guiana, writes that Dreyfus, the
famous French military prisoner, is ex
citing little public interest there, but
that in private circles feeling is strong
against him, some predicting his return
to his plaee of captivity on Devil's island,
off that coast. This is looked upon here
as implying that Dreyfus was recently
removed from Devil’s Island to Cayenne.
RUDDERLESS AND LEAKING.
The British Brig Moss Glen Towed
Into Norfolk.
Norfolk, Va., Match Ift. The Brit
ish brig Moss Glen was towed into
port today, rudderless and leaking bad
ly. That she managed to make port is
a surprise to sea-farers. There were
many days, Captain Hires said,
when lie gave up liojk* of ever reaching
harbor. The brig, with a crew of six
men, sailed from Farjardo, Porto
Bit February 2ftib with a cargo of
molasses for St. Johns, N. B. On
March 10th, after having for some days
experienced fearful weather, a great
wave struck the little brig and carried
away her rudder. Sin* spun around
like n top for some time afterward, the
captain said, until chains were rigged
to replace the lost gudgeons. They
managed to keep her head fairly well
afterward and congratulated them
selves. Afterward tlu* brig began to
leak badly and all hands were needed
at the pumps.
THE DEATH OF “OLD HUTCH.”
Chicago. March Ift. Benjamin P.
Hutchinson, at ouo time the leading
grain speculator in the United States,
died tonight at Lake Geneva, AN is.
THE POPE GROWS WEAKER.
Rome, March 16.—The Mtssugero to
day says the Pope shows signs of in
creasing weakness and that his physi
cians are very watchful.
A i>oet and a stove term a practical
example of the manufacturer and con
sumer.
IHE OYSTER PIRATES
NEGROES ORGANIZE TO RESIST THE LAVS
ENFORCEMENT.
Police Steamer Anchored in York River Ready
to Open Fire. Hcwi'zers May be
Called to the Stpne.
Richmond. Yu., March 16.—Attempts
.it ufficers to arrest negroes for-depre
dating oil private oyster beds in A ork
river, just below A Vest Point, have met
with organized resistance, and may re
sult in bloodshed. Some forty negroes
are handed together to resist serving
the warrants, the St;it«■ ster police
steamer is* anchored in the stream near
(lie scene <>f tin* irouble, ready to open
fin*, ami upon consultation with the
Sheriff of New Kent, who was hero io
(lay. ihe Governor has ordered a sec
tion of tin* Howitzers of this city to hold
itself in readiness to assisi the eivil
authorities and tin* oyster police. the
sheriff went back tonight, but seemed
to think that there might la* bloodshed
before lie got home.
SHERMAN TO RETURN HOME.
The Chicago Will Take Him On Board
At Kingston.
Washington, March 16.--A telegram
was received at the White House to-day
from Colgate lloyt. who is traveling
companion of ex-Seeretary Sherman,
dated at Fort de Franco. Island of Mar
tinique, announcing that Mr. Sherman is
suffering from mi attack of pneumonia,
and requesting that he be brought to the
United States on a Government vessel.
The message was sent to the Navy De
partment. and Secretary IvOH(f imme
diately gave tin* orders necessary to cow
lily with the wish. It was found that
iln* Chicago was just about due at Ha
vana. and a cablegram was sent to that
(mint to have the ship proceed sit .once
to Kingston, Jamaica, to meet the Paris
and take Mr. Sherman off. The Chicago
is provided with a medical officer, so
that tin* patient will have the best of
attention on the homeward journey.
ENORMOUS MONEY TRANSFERS.
New York. March lft—Today’s money
transfers between banks at tin* clear
ing house, in payment of debit balances
for the day, was .$17,413,862* which is
the largest transfer of the kind on the
records of the institution. On January
17th. when total check exchanges were
the largest ever recorded, the balance
payments were only and
the high record until today was $17,-
163,312 on the 4tli of last January.
Total exchanges today were $238,-
1)65,668. against $365,341,521 on Jan
nary 17th. The exceptional volume of
balance payment was due to yesterday s
payment of the* Chicago and Alton pur
chase.
THE PHILADELPHIA AT SAMOA.
Washington. Marti 10.—Admiral
Ivautz has reported the arrival at Apia
of tin* cruiser Philadelphia, March 6th.
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NORTH CAROLINA, t In the Superior Court.
Wake County. < Befcr: the Clerk.
I N. W. Pool, administrator of Jane E. Kirks
against Win. Emory, .luuietta "Emory, Biya't
Upchuicb, R. J. Upchurch, M. E. Upchurch,
! A. Upchurch, J. H. Upchurch, Alfred Chappell,
HubeTt Chappell, Maryland Chappell and
Cl»ude Chappell.
To the defendants above named, Alfred Chap
-1 pell, Hub-rt Chappell, Maryland Chappell and
Olsude Chappell:
You are hereby notified to be and appear be
fore the Clerk • t the Superior Court of Wake
county, N C., at tlio court house in the city ol
Raleigh, on the 29th day of A, ril, 1*99, to an
swer or demur to the complaint, which will
theu and thex*e be filed in the above entitled
cause, which has been instituted by the plain
tiff to subject the land of Jane K Kirks, de
, ceased, and which said land is situated in St,
I Matthew’s township, said county, to the pay
ment of the debts of U e said Jan E. Kirks, or
! the plaintill will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in the complaint.
March lit, 1899. W\ M. RUS3, C. S. C.
mar 7-Jaw6w
WTo Lend Upon Firs'
Mortgage Wake County
Heal Estate.
B. F. MONTAGUE
£ 5-1 m
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MITCHELL, TAYI.OU & EVERETT.
S. E. TEAGUE. Manager.
Secretary and Treasurer.
R. L. MITCHELL,
jj*. 1 President.
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Straw Hats
Trimmed Hats
Children's Caps and School
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New Ribbons and Flowers.
Belt and Sash Buckles,
Neck Combs
New Neckwear, Etc.
mi m reese
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FUEL.
Messrs. Jones & Powell
have just received plenty
of Pocahontas Steam Coal,
1
! a little Pocahontas Lump
t and Thacker Splint, and
have more to follow They
expect plenty of hard coal
next week. They hope also
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all at same old cash prices
Jones & Powell,
Raleigh, N. C.
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i
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»
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Office: io2 Fayetteville St.
The Pure
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1* not a new question with a*.
We have been advocating pure
food for more than a dozen /e«rt,
and we are rejoiced to see others
takiag it up. We like to aee men
of science taking hold of it and
showing people the necessity of
eating
Only Pure Foody
and demonstrating It >y analyti
eal and other scientific tests, and
we think that everybody should
read Prof. Wither’s lecture on
this important question. w« aa
veeate pure food buying and
pure food eating, in the only
practical way by baying and sell
ing only that which is pure.
Our prices may not always be
the lowest, but they are as low
as the class of goods we deal In
can be bought at.
; “PURI FOOD IB OCR MOTTO.*"
Thos Pescud,
GRO'FP
In new quarters—3os Fayetteville St.,
opposite the postoffiee.
You Ooii’t Pay Too Much For
This Whistle.
Our motto ia: “No better tobaccos
made than those manufactured by Bailey
Brothers,” Winston, N. 9.