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nJOXIGH, N. C, SA.TUUDAY MOKXIXQ, SEJrEMDEU. 10,' 1910
Leada
1
ra Lint
LEE OIlLlQl'Iil
ACQUITTED BY JURY
..eeiag th
K !.' ar ouu la raufci.v.
aad ths ldKt!o in int the t-
""W Ui S mJfrr tha any r-
vta afoL
1
-
Atcuscd of Bribery inlhe
Lorimer Cass
WALK Putt T FACVLTT.
.. OUT il HOURS
I oa lb AMOMiwnt ol tha Vr
tuVf th Omit Room Ws hi aa ( p.
soar Browne, With tye rail of
Tear. Throw 111 Ann Aroaad One
of ills ftwiurl UotstrJ oa ti
MwesldcCs of FrVrd and Carried.
lVora 'tout Itooiu. ""'
(By th Associated Press. )
Chicago, Sept Ait or my Le
Nelll Brown, of Ottawa, IU , Dem
ocratic laftslaliv leader, charged wtth
bribery l cngetln. with tha lc
4lm U Vim Imrimtm mi tfhh'Bgoi tw
Sever! I
HtJr a Uirdu
(Special is Nww aad I'MMMr )
Wake Far!, aVpt At th
meeting a ih fwelny f Wak Per
Colk-g yesterday thora wer susd
several Important appointment Mr.
C 1. Allen, at Wsdrtbor. waa p
pmtd USormUiry altnt la aaato
aay; air. J.-i. CnppK of Monroe. as
sl.tant librarian; Mr. A. B Comb,
f Luhnrllle, k. aa4 Mr. Uraaam
RackweU. f WrrntoB. laMructura la
the Latin department. Mr. H. a Con
rad, of Winston, and Mr J C. Smith.
of H!h Point, readers la Eacllah.
During th eoni In- rr the f. it.
C. A. of Wik Forest I to have a
permanent ortke In the Uymnaeium
bulldlnr for th ue of the offlrrn of
the oraaatnttun. and th rollrira (
tor. At a conlerenca of the rhurch
her It tu derided that the rhurvh
should tak apon themselves the -penee
of furniehlat lh room la a
suitable style.
30 LIS LOST III
IMEI1GM
M VUKHAM H MAJOItm .
ropaiar Auornry of rjlsahrth City
Nonilaaled br ("laa SUjurtty.
(SpeoluJ to News and Observer)
Ellbth City. Hept. In last
niltht's report from Incomplete re
turns from Democratic primary. It was
tr!L.Utf -IbiM,J.. M m rk ha aaeeat-4
ed V m I ). Kaunaers for repraaentatlv
by a smll majority. Th ofBdnl r
Ferry
35
Car Goes Dcn to
the Bottom
LLOYD 1MII RADICALS AFRAID
BOWEBS 15 WTO FACETHEMUSIC
End Comss Suddenly
Solicitor General
to
at
al
i tturtiartaa, Mustdajr, Septeaaber
at I a av
I
keibara, Teaday, Seinesaher. V
lam.
Hurdle Mills. tVedaeeday.
tr !l. st I p an.
YaaiejttUe. Taeaday. Ortbr IS
si M l a at v
Jsmee Mcl "Jvruard at Cp
tain Tyat'S'sa- V". .'
AYCOGUIL OPEN
DUBHiVi. CUHPHIGN
Pafuca n nivMt Tim a ; -sht u his a.
viwwv aw wisiuw lung a praind l. lh r
tun with a fltelns cohtkTx.
Tith Democrats
ilerdsi momicj. whea
BLOOa CLQTtH THE REAHTlSTEDmK APFOmTMENTS
Tb tapcain, IVwf aad lrrirs Op- . DJares of Only a Moath lao k aa Jaaiea M !antW a
arator Aiuuu Ue Lol rVrry car
. It tooara n thf llinw 43h t
Boulca Are tU-uwred la'
Ulvaa fur thr Dbaswr. !
Tt-.-BTT rTy We."X.iciated Press)
Ludlncton. Mich.. 8pt. . Thirty
Uvea
(he United 8tates. Senate, was acquit
ted by Jury lh Judge George turns show that attorney Markham's
Kersten's division of ths
courts todajrThlMry1. which, touk
sight ballots, was out Iwenty-one
hours. On th first ballot It stood S
to 4 for acquittal. Th final juror
standing out for convW'tiotf was won
over to stern ths verdict of acquittal
at I: o'clock In ths afternoon. The
vnClct waa returned In open court
a few minutes before I o'clock.
Immediately the court room was In
sn uproar. It was ten minutes be
fore bailiffs stop pod th cheering.
lirown was' at luncheon when In
fnimed that a verdict had been reach
ed. He reached the court In time to
hear the verdict. His eyes tilled with
tears as ths clerk of the court finish'
ed reading. A second Inter he threw
his arms about Attorney Charles Erb-
teln. of counsel Tor the defense
Urcwne was than hoisted to the should
ers of friends and carried out of the
court room amid waving of handker
chiefs and cheering.
Hrowne appeared as greatly pleased
as though ha had been completely ab
totved of further trouble In relation
to th vexing subject ot Senator LorW
nut's election. Apparently he had for
gotten for, th (tin that he la under
It dlotment on the same charge and
will have to flic trial at Springfield,
in ftangamon county.
Stats' Attorney Way man was plain
ly put out by th verdlot At first
he refused to talk. Later h satdt
'The -verdict speaks for Itself; th
public know th evidence. I pre
sented Th evidence and did every
thing that a public prosecutor could
do. The fnata of Illinois will reap
the' benefit of th prosecution, ..re-
Jttrdlesa jot. Xhft verdict,
crjmjBal i majority over Editor Saunders to he
4ov ami n is majority over an lour ap
ponerrrs. IT,: Great Interest was at
tached to the race for representative
snd Markham's ftitnds are jubilant
over his success.
Vr Kxtruntnii W atrr Mains.
(Special to Xewa and Observer.)
Hulisbury. 8pt. J There is a move
ment on foot looking to the extension
of the mains of the Sullnburv water
works tr Chentnut Mill, no important
suburban town near Salisbury. The
cltlrens of the burn are trrently Inter
ested and It is expected that plans
will lie usrrcd upon for the extension
of the mains for both fire protection
and for domestic purpose
died at th Hotel foursjne in this city
RAILWAY LIKE
XOIWUiK AND WESTrrRX TO
111U.I) .HW)M R1TMSKWAY, VA,
TO KPKAV PWKTr.t THAT
.iWvTTOKT KkTiT Bl IIi mOM
" I,rKSVTLI.K TO MAWSOX.
f?Hpclal to News and Observer. )
WInston-Balem. N. C, Sept 9 It
1 reported that the contract a as let
this week b ythe Norfolk and Wes
tern Railway for a branch line from
Its line at Rlilgeway. Va. ?. flprav,
the contract price being 1100,000. It
is predicted that this will cause the
The verdict In ttiwwkT'vasil-01'11 v1
cam as a dramatic aftermath to yes
terday's sensational Incident between
t'ol, Roosevelt and Benator Lorimer
regarding the Hamilton Hub ban
quet. A MYbTERIOVS I'RISOXKR.
Iniivlwmcd for I he Larceny of a I!ore
and Dueity W ill Organise Hoard
of Hraltli rX liools 0)cn oa llUi.
Washington, N. C, Bept I. A very
mysterious prisoner Is at present
lodged In th city jail and ha Is prov
ing quit a pozxle to his jailers, who
are using every effort to learn some
thing concerning his Identity. The man
Rives his nam as John M. Jones, snd
he wss arrested on a charge of steal
ing and attempting to sell a horse
and hurgy belonging to the Washing
ton Horse Exchange of this olty, sev
eral weeks ago. Th man will glv
out no Information whatever concern
ing his people and tells conflicting
tales as to wher h Is from. , One
day he says he Is from th North, an
other day from Norfolk, at another
tlgie he stated h was from Wllm. fig
ton, then h also hinted that he was
a deserter from th United States
Army, and had been lately traveling
with a carnival company. Deputy
Hherlff J. F. Lucas, his jailer, says
he shows every sign of being a jail
bird and he believes he Is wanted
somewhere for another crime. Jones Is
. a matt of about six feet In height,
dark hair and eyes, weighing about
lt( pounds, with prominent front
tseth spaced far apart, and acta lu
a very suspicious manner. His case
come up for trial next month and
Iputy Sheriff Lucas Is trying to prov
his identity if posslbl before then.
At a recent meeting of th city
board of aldermen It was decided to
organic a board of health for h
city, to tak charg nf th sanitary
condition and look after the general
health of th cltlsens, Th following
member wer appointed to compos
this board; Hon. J. H. Small, t'aft,
oo. J. Kluddert and Dr. J. C. Rod
rnsn. th latter being also appointed
chairman of the board and city phv
I' lan. Dr. Rodman la .will up la his
profession, a member f ths North
' Carolina Medical Examiners, and ns
(tant acting surneon of th United
- Hist Marine Hospital Serrlc. Th
lor.l of health will also art in an
advisory capacity to th bosrd of city
aldermen on all sanitary matters.
Washington's nubile school will open
on Monday. September 10. for hs reg
ular fall end winter oo term, and
from present Indications th enroll
ment nf the school will surpass all
former records. The curriculum his
o kreatty Improved and th faculty
added to and a very socceeeful school
tear bids fair to be the outcome.
coimru a. m. tmi.M;E.
"" largret Oiwtilnr the InMHatloa
Mm I'-irr I'sd.
.BtwrlBl tn snd observer )
, f r-n'horo- fcf.tt. I The frill term
of the Arrb'iillursi A M-hnl'l Cid-
lor the t'olored li-e. lir
born. t . rn T"e!i-. Jieinember
Fi''r.tl SUtlms rnn1riru'fit'd
IMf B the In djT. This does nt In-r'-id
s n-imior ,f 'itner ''in:m pr.
, -f-e rr ;1e t: - r eiernl
"Minn f ,r rlrtnro iir T'lf the r
"vrI f rnr.1 n. ftrt U th
line from Lraksvllle to Madison.
"TAN HIS JACKET."
Altai k of Brossttlds W a ChatUng
t acerfally WKa Big W if.- aad Kua
a hra It Waa kara krn ,iu. Death
HmmenirnmT: JLa ml i Us im Lit
Taiadry ua V- a. pann-nn- tvn.
IRt tha '- rr..,, 1
wer l.ai t0a,r when I'ere ; . . ... - -
ixu. aaaasw, oi'li 7 fviiiciior
Marquette, tar Kerry No. II, bound 1 , , . wv,. ,, .
from Ludlnton to Milwaukee, went a urloe Mtni ot rident T.ft.
v ... .i.-j.ii 01 unm aiicnisao nail
wayscrtaa t,i is-. The dead In-
elwlo t-atTTeef TvTliyr6f1Gdtncton.
a. r. taepatiek. of Chicago, purser
and wireless oih rstor, whose signals
of distress brouKht asautanc w th
sinking stesim-r. snd two members of
th crew of Cr kVny No t?, who lost
their lives tu au effort tu rescus tb
crew of No l Kll f.dbean, of
baglnaw. Mi, h . a member of the crew
of No. Ill would make a thirty-first
victim, but it Is t-elleved that he waa
not on Ikihi'I nh'ti No i et out from
here la muht on her fatal trip.
Jaaconaoii. S. hrubbcr, Kteamer N'o.
17, Luddtnitton
The st.-amship company Irsued a
list of 35 iimitm of survivors of th
wreck, all mt-iubers of the crew, and
most of them w.-re brought here to
night on I'ere y.iiniuette Car No. II.
Eight bodies were recovered, six of
them being brought here on Car No.
17. and two b inn taken to Mtlwau- I
kee on Or Kerrv No !0 Th holies'
brought here r tlmee of Captain '
Kilty. Purser Sejpanek. Siesrd Mack,,
W. H. Cummins, N U ll.nraiid and 1
Mrs. Marion Turner. lint of the
bodies taken to Milwaukee was that
of Mate Joseph Zreiinskl. The other
waa reported to be that or James
Koob. In the list of rewcued soma
doubt has arisen In regard to the sec
ond body taken to Milwaukee). Koob
doe not up pear In the steamship com
pany's lift of dead.
The cause of th disaster Is ea
ts, railroad cars into th sake to ease
cabin watch, said that th boat was
very low at ths stern when th first
alarm was given. He said the pushed
2t arilrod cars Into the alke tu ease
the vessel, but without avail.. Sey
mour Cochrane, another survivor,
mid he was reading a mags sine tn his
berth w hen a cabin boy rapped on his
door about 4:34 a. m. .and shouted
that the boat was sinking.
Cochrane floated on a cabin door
until picked up by N'o. 11. Th purser
had given him 11.000, which was due
Cochrane employers after they had
delivered the boat to th Pere Mar-
oue.tt
. 'a y t litam Preston llyn.iin. Is on Toe Kctub- ntod'tlcutlon of the former order "' ft. Oman 1 hardlv i. Important thu.'t
..' . fr ! lican political campaign deck and sle. no that condition that pir lu.r Mr A)imkj lie likewise a popuW
(5 S . 1 I that ordinarly polit!. ul m.inugers must ..f the road at the sale hil i e re- ! li.-r.- snl among the a.Pdre.j
, ." J tread softly around his ncwiy acquired .ir-d to operate It. lore t.. i.ir ag u one waa uSel
- , N,1.' i " moi agertal preaerx.s And It ail hap- Another Bankrupt. in. w 10 the . ampuign
i . - ipenid. with Mr Sh. rnll a meaning of In the bankruptcy court T 1 1 " ' lo. rinan I'uushee has 00 dread , f
- -V 1 . ' - 7 no offenae. and not dr -anting he waa i',.d tgnd sn order adiudu-Uig f ' I'-itlnun in the campaign Lot ha
V - ' V : V
1 t - t ' ' - : 1
)LLoyo W. iOWcRSl I
' fj t "1- T!? iV jit tii3
!
icoBNl. ts sle-rt, one of them.
survlnl In sawing louse a Una
the shackles that held his teg. Cuohd
through the door wtth treniuO
' speed, kn.M'king the guard dc
step In falling Mclasnlei fell
aharp corner of the step and 1: va
itnouicnt h's leg was broken rim n
jgrabt ed his rifle, and although r
Cpt. trate on the ground and iu(i.M
By a : treat psln. tired a ths escsptn
.Vict before he struck the covet .1.
won. is The other prisoners, betnj
shai kled, mad no effort to er nie
i know 11,1c that relief for the ijim.
JRAUfuad. ut- uav f i al ng 1 X He; tTntrri was eomrng Tb aame of ifrr
itrsna. ea-aped , onxlct has not yet been trui
Imittrd to the sheriff, and he Is p..
(Hi AXKRKW JOVNKR.) ,er,et to Institute a search for hu
Olreen.boro. Sept -Demacratlc "h' r,ff ",t.ry?n b,rn no,m' 1
.. : of the occurrence at the camp )'i'
County thalrman Ed Sherrol U Buffer-, dav K, , ha, information he h
Ing conslderabi) this morning with a from the newspaper men. An eii.,,
"htrt tlliig. ' ivjnie- tlnie ages h"!"1!-"! Mefanlrl i Injury by a pV
iaJiJau-suw.liiJIWIulaUta;--
haillN fpniltod. It waa not broken, a.-l
, be wi'i soon recfiver.
a joint canvas of the munty. so thati Want Itallniad hi Keep KuniiliiK
tho voters C".!d hear both sides Sl Xleer i.in A Kerguson. h:'. r
IsxvouaJad by- UeeWicnn atld fwim-!"' n mrrtton tirfor JV.tlge n.'. 1
T .. hi . -w. . -1 i'i Circuit court. In ths c- '
jcratlo candldalee This Invitation hyu, R M, Alry ,n,, K,,
;os courteously but emphatically de-; Railroad, for a modification of the .r
jcllned, and If Mr Hln-rrlll felt bnd.d.-r snle uf the railroad. hUi 11
' ' over It he didn't Kh..w It. Hut today -lirecte.i to take place ttept-uv.. n
- .- j... y- -A I. , , ,, . . wv , The motion was set for a hear 1 10: '"i
J. .'" - ! lo,k" Mu- ,"'ll"-' h be'" S p. en, her 13. notice of same I-m
, fi.t J 'made to feel lrot a new and a lordly ,r,,,( lMU ,() a pBrties ituni . 1
'V"S m I jbiohiie. In the person of Judg Wll-1 The :ivtlon requests a hana or
; The Ex-Governor
'"'Vi wucart lucouaf
who t.a n
Speak
Will
esday Week
t.uciw at
1 soil's Camp Is Han Over
tuavkt V. ho Makes III
Hard Suffers hralsed Leg .-Want;
Hi STEDMH ON THE 23TH
UhM.t WhiLaa.-r. a Uaetuaa. IVU
Innu a s.e Vlul- al Wk and l
I'a llj Injured TA .wk u IUMUt
tt.urt-ti Advuuind I r I ik-oj. So,..
; Tfcat nmut ran Xo Rr lu-ij Ul
IlulUliiiK tnln-r ll.oiv
to Nr.il an. I o' rv )
Sept s r F" in Kmi rtll
ir. en.eni j mid
hf.- It .Vytotk
jiasked ( the. IIspmoIimm sesnly shale
I man that the cou.it r candidates have
i 1.1 h.irn
h.- ol. iMrters a:-:
. x t , r it-.1
l tc open ih. ,w,w hee Tueslay
-rrrrrr- -fteTt? nTb ; Y - rri " "T he : a k 1 ng
". I take p:,-e In th Academy ot
!! an,) will he l.'i - pan wter f r
:h ;,nipalgn. The . oa.-ut the ex-'ioit-rnor
i ., ii.ie4 trie greatest
t,,V.. ,os!:M Ho m niu.ti tb m-.t
popu' ir th- l ie men c,,mn.- her
in. I .innisfi an rntli-.isism tht n -io.l
e'se k.in il.i 1 'hairman M A.
Koi,i.h,e is t- hn-o a ,-r.l rally of it.
Major Sllir,ii cnif. ten das
iMlel Septenit.er . -th. nd fruni then
on at le.iii 011 bin spee-h every week
mil luRr plii, e l h. ltt of Maior
I n, hanjn. ineirchunt ,
Ja, Uson coun'v. hankrup
(Continued on fur.
doing of anybod. inj harm. Ininu
dlhtcly following the uoiiOuncciuent
In the papers Tin-fc.liiy morning tint
the spclal term nt the I'nltrd Slaic
Court tailed to icet hire Monday t .
try some blr llu.i, r 1 m, whl- h had
jbien potpoped at a former tefm e el
f thnt in consequent e of llus pO;tpu,n--iment,
the prayer for judgment m to
important crlinluHl cones wuuld also
b coiiiinued until the Iiectkiliier tonn,
awaltUig trir.l of the Ivll docket case
far condemnation of tJU.OOO worth
of liquor tillcged to have been tin-!
stamped. It was alto announceJ that j
Judg I'ynum had .igrccd to accept
tbe.ch&lrmanihtp of the Klfth tMntrlcti
Cngrealo-tl Kx. utlvc comrrtftu-, j
and that he would l"-o ast a Can-;
dldate lilalr's cumpaiKn manager.
V.tf nnlv thl hut It wrs a nnmin ,-,-ti
that r lien Hhnrn. his neighbor nnd 1 f the National Knrmers
frler.d, would a-t as secretary.
(Jl.-.
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AX VXSUCCI'NritTI, ATOiMIT T;
IXJHT POMTICS IN TIIK X V
TIOXAI, KARMMtS' IMOX AT
IIAHIiOTTK MEI-mXU.
(Hptrtal to News and Observer )
(.'harlot le. 8-it. . That a strenu
ous effort was made nt the convention
I'nlon. clos-
It.ln ghorc Inst iiieht to Kit through a
was alo cor.u-iiiiiorane.msly ttnntu'tceJ r8!utloii Inje. ting politl.g ftrongly
in.tke the ma;viTi
, tli.it there can le 110 -1.1:11; -r
cf a at 11 111 p In another 1 u..,;T cr-t
enough to hurt thi- ore 'lie Ke
publUans here don't i.ueve iti.it Mr.
i'iuii hiiN aii iho i l.-i ;fi,' rn -. :s--isn
that illi-Ml'l keep Them ;r"ii! !iil'..ri.
Tbtliurhini Ke-Krtlei ha pt.5-i
ii.to tin- haiaU ot J K I'upree (rmer
t-iri !. ot tii,. Durham Sun. nd
.nil ti II' - tuture tu- t.. ie,i tr -m th
Sun s -in. 1 1 t.'.s tm Manttuui street
Mr I'upree bus In . 11 in the buvinessi
betor- . baa t-dltcd an Onslow- county
i weekly and dune dally work on s Tsr
I'oro duily The first btaue under taej
j new miiimiteinent will be next week.
( heater Vt hltakcr. a young white
; man working as a lineman for the
-traction company, was severely snork
led thl. forum while at work lor th
rompai y. uml tell as a result, from
i the pole to 'hi- icrour d
iiniiit'nu . .iiiihiij, infT naviiiic 111 ...
leuseo net at summer. XI in 1 ot n-
today. Death came suddenly, the re
sult of cardiac thrombus, which end-
nior.th due to an
irane could not load himself with cun
attack of bronchitis. The death
Bowers, who relinquished an
Mr
A Youthful Tldcf . Ordered Whipped by
Jiulirc IWikit--Hie laitdi Applied
in Im" lre-iM of Deputy KlierHI
Mumftad.
(Special to News and Observer. I
Wilson. Sept. 9. Kinchen Joyner,
Jr., an eight-year-old little negro, 1
w ho resembles one of the "(lo!d Dust i
Twins." was up before Judge Peebles , irosiiea. or t,n, f thl, lacancies oa
vesterday on the charge of the lai-l ",r " ln" c-iriipT i pr me Court ln. h
ceny of a bicycle. Th jury returned 1 ""o " l" r41"-' "go re, zt uvee lost
a verdict ot "guilty" against the little
be presided over
W. P. I'ynum
ty candidates
to bo presetit, us
Chairman
...I tha e..o,,. i re ton as a norim. r 01 wit comniiiiea
were expot ted ' on letlsUtlon In this n-jiort. It n
souirht to sot the un 10 take a bold
tepuDitcan inNlBnj for ounJIiat. t vho will tup- eervlces may be
of
anil tiert tne money to th steamer s
rail as tne boat went down. , ceedingly remunerative position a.
Many of the life boats were stove - ranrad -,. ,,, ,,v. ., .
In by the wreckage tumbling In everr , " 1 'ke u th dut1"'
direction on the toeslns: sea. the ik-cu- of So,lc,tor "" on March 21.
pant of the small boats bejng thrown ii'jt. at the Ir.si.inc of Preside, it
into .tie iuh rust 01 tiietn . l-ait. remav s
the Su-
black lump of humanity, and this left
the judge In a quandary as to what
would be th best course for him to
pursue in regard to the midget pil
ferer. After cogitation Ihe Judge
rightly determined rather than have
him further confined with hardened
criminals to have h!m whipped by
his father, hoping -to convince him
that the straight and narrow path is
ths right course for him to -pursue.
Accordingly he sent for the father.
who cam Into eourt and said he was
willing to administer th chastise
ment "An' Judge," said he, "Ah'm
ready right now; an' Sah, Ah promises
vou. Bah. ter do r good job ob It"
So, at twelve o'clock, when th court
took a recess for dinner, sounds passed
from lh jail yard which sounuea
nothing Ilk a church solo.
CHATHAM DEMOCRATS.
Tho County (mi,vigm will open
Thursilsy at Ttirailklll'S Store
Bryant and EUrbla to riprak.
( Special to itewg and Observer .
Ptttsboro, Beut. . Th Democratic
campslgn ! Chatham county will be
opened at ThraiikiHB mors, iew
Hope township, next Thursday. Th
principal speakers on this occasion
will b Hon. Victor S, Rryant. of Due
ham, and Oor. Kltchln. Ther will
be a big free barbecue. Th Dm,-e-racy
of .Chatham Is sctivs and will
roll vp Nf snaJorltTi
A Boosnnw exua.
A MasB-Mertllg of Vonng Mm of tv la-stna-Saleni
to IU Pcld.
llipecial to New and tbervr.
Winston -Palsm, N. Sept. . -A
maas-meetlng ot all th young men In
Winston-Salem has been called fr
next Thursday nlxht for the purpnae
of organising a "Hotsiters' Club," the
nam lo b determined later. fr the
purpose of glxing r"n m'
Ih city an opportunity nf tsklng an
adlvs part In pushing Winston -fslem
ahead.
e mm
A New MlUtng Kntrirt-r-.
tXi-erial to New and ttba-rver. I
Smlisbiirr. S-'bt t A new cone-ra
to h. knuwn ss The Indls Mll'ing Co
of laedsL Rowan cnintT. will hegIB
or.rtio In a few dv. d-dng a g
ral rtillllng boinea Th plant.
benefit of sums Demo, re tic points to
riirnecf or riemollt-h on the snot. And
f)Blly reports rtiimenilne IK. t,QUlHA HI,- tih,.relll .l.ulru.1 lo In.Mr.
and a financial loss exceeding half a Hon of the sick man have been .n- the distinguished visitor sot only a
million dollars. i couraglng and vesterdrtv ih n-mi, 'tm hl ao,llni-0 I, nt v. wurtri sntt coerilal
1110 wuij ui tow iubw or tne tar. 01 nis oeing ante to
terry rere siarquei- will constitute were rtlsrutrH-d Dr. Frederick Cos t Htate Chairman Morehead, stating
me moat tragic ana inrtiung chapter geenall. who has attended Mr. Bowers lht tinder whichever auspices MrJ
l wn"B m in nistory or the like nere. ssld t.Mtay that th patient had llolton was appearing, he would
Michigan marine. a good night's rest, st. a good break- gu-.l to be accorded a division of tlmo
Leaving Ludlngton last night at ; fast today and was chatting cheerfullv Tor same Democratic speaker. Chalr
11:30 o'clock. With a fair, but stiff , with his wife and so n when ai.tlrtenlv men Morehead returned a most cotirt-
He was btil hurt and was picked
ahVlM,tSdnSIU,,7i 'mlT. nVJ'T,'?'! Into tho union ., program, was lenrn- '',' '" ''lv" , "'
A. K. Holton noiil.l make a big lb' 1 " taken to the h'-.f.ital and treated
publican speech In the courthouse itiird today. 1 he !ite was presented byt wm be fc.v,,ra uuk before he Is
Ulcensboro oil hriday lUKhl, H-j!teni-'a follower of II. .11. luru Watson. of(ahle to resume work though it Isn't
ber th. and that the met ting '0111'' ; Georgia, who pr.-eiiteo a minority I believed now that hu injuries will
" ,.i,.i. ne ratal.
The work on the r':-t Pat!.t
church, which has been "iii(t on six
week, ha reached th-' point hi-r
will tup- services may be held but it . id re-
aml lurtbe-r tbtfn"ire it month to compicl- tic n-n-..osiiii.
. Khould put ' tract.
i" . pie.ige.1 t I Rev. Dr J. W. Lynch, the pastor,
itoon prlncl plet ! III preach Sunday afters rest f two
iiiil Issues. The ' niontim His pulpit Is utterly dem-r-rl;
1 11 1 riih ,1 nlix-. bv the eerpenters. but H It in
nf th,. closing . temporary shape, though ther, an
ici'iion. being' I e no niii-lc. Delav in th sh'pi.'tt
fhmly but consld'-rntelv muel "he,l by of orne timbers and the orss.n '!!
tlie leaders and memi" r of ihe con-. necessitate d -lav In completing the
venllon. ' work It will tost the Raptista fuiijf
s I JlO.onO to complete everything
CAST ALIA W IIOOI,. This Ih really the precuracr to a new
t'hiira h K hli'li Im ,, ertma within lh.
ivm the hotttl reci-ptloif: 80 he sat down and wrote ' Ijirircst Opening lu ll History 'next five years Since the coratrg of
W rAfl A tf n Be t 1 . b h L.' f (. a !ka I mrm-t X U ,ilnBSfl alnllns -
Splendid Pacnliv i 1 r ' v n. tne napttsts. wno are n-t
If tbore could be
any doubt 'about every
the county not wantirg to he present, port . 1U Jneaioiiti
TtmrMT, ttntrnn -vt-a rtmnff ins npertk-; ,pi(, unlon whrr.-M r !
and Judge Kynum the preeldtng. i ,,ul h, own t-anoi I
Now, when Chairman Sherrill read all ; wurk nnd labor for
this. It occurred to him, that It w9:Ullj doctrines In nati
nothing but the proper political ethics , r, ,uton failed, tho
to auk that a division of ttme be given 1 ullt, f tn biggest stl
some Democrntlc speeker. so that thv:n,.ura f the bis 11
prospective candidate 'I'lriru't Attorney cnuiu nave in
winq ana zs toi cars on deck the' he stopped talking, snd a moment em., answer, referring matter to the
ferry mad good weather for Die later waa dead, other chairman. a!nea it waa out nf hi
hours on Its cours to Milwaukee IT. Corseshall sped ny automobile Jurisdiction. Chairman Worth nnd
At 4:30 0 clock. Word was sent to to th hotel on a telephone aiimmom chairmn Rvnum alan replied Chulr-
Cupt. Peter Kilty that his boat was i to dlwover that Mr. Rowers had died man Worth s letter was plainly wrlt-
rapldly making waUr gad that the instantly of a blood clot In th heart. , ten bv Pynum. and It waa plainly dls
pumps wr una hi to keep even with Dr. Coggishall said that th original courteous, calling Mr. SherrlU's atten
th Inflow. With full confidence In Illness of Mr. flowers, which took, the ' tton to th fact that he had already
th stability and seaworthiness of his 1 form of a violent cold, was due to , refused him a joint canvass with th
craft tb veteran ear ferry navirator over-work. Th cold attacked him at countv candidates, snd since that set.
headed his hlp with all speed tuwaK 1 Gloucester, whence Mr. Rowers had I tied the matter. I see no reason whv
Shnyhdga on th Wisconsin shore, i come from Chlcaso, his horn cly. to you should renew the request now."
Ths steamer's pump wer worked spend the summer. Tonsolltt devel- 1 have the honor, therefore, to de
to their fullest capacity and all the j oped and expert medical aastMancs dine your requesu for a joint dlscus
expedlent known to a skilled snd re-, was brought to bear. An slice on slon with Mr. Holton Friday nlrht."
coiirceful mariner wer reaorted to.
Rut In aplt of tt effort, th ter
rible fact dawned upon tha captala
and all on, board that th boat was
gmdus'lv tftit surely sinking
An effort was irisds to run num
ber of th rslr-nad rr rr er!-"ard nnd
thus tighten th load and gain a few
precious minutes. With greet dltrk-nl.
ty nine ears wer dropped off ths
tern of No. It. hut this gsv lh ves
sel only a alight and temporary re
lief . ,
Th ship was doomed. Yet notwlth
standing this apparent fact and In th
h ipe of saving both crew and raf.
the captain crowded hi ship ta th
utmost limit, hoping to reach Shoal
Wntr. Th effort was futile.
At 7.30 this morning tlm ram
whea th boat's buoesncy srys n
longer soficlenl to sustala tt Sud
denly, without wsrnlnr and before the
horrlfled rax ef r"-T men n hod.
P. M. qarferrv NV j which had jtt
arrived th ie in rewtvtna ta
a dim'? stsnafth great back how
of th flagwhrn rose hieh tn th air.
bottom and with a f"r an( erash Ilk
sn expoaion. ths ship shM downwwr
snd waa lost ta view Th horrified
n look era an Steamer No. 17 Bcod for
s moment terhle and 4rlf1d
Ther waa among lh aneaing half
hundred of their fellow. beles siu-gllng-
for their live. Arnilsing X'
for h'l wee heart shove the oeau All
was eonfitslon. indewcritialit terror
nd ebeoa. In a twlnk'lng twentv.
on or th tonslla neceasltated an on- he concluded. Mannser-Chalrtnnn.
erstlon, lhe effects of which Dr. Cog-! presiding Officer Rysrum. alto wrote,
gwshall said wvr to sever for th'but ssld from using the same Ian
weakened system to throw off. xuage rs did Worth, curtly Informed
Fanersl services -will be held Mon- Mr Sherrill that h ought to hav
day morning at th hotel. known better. te. Mr. Sherrill Is
rrssiaeot Tair, who nt a pwi.' much hurt over It. It Is noth
snnai nimmna 01 sorrow to Mrs.
Powers ss oon as h heard of her
beavment. may ettend.
in ctmpieiM.n 01 mo lunvral Br
ing new for Repuhlleana to decline
rn Invitation or a rhalenge for joint
discussion nf Issues with Democrats,
but under th Rvnum dynasty, he ray
rai.rernents Is delayed bet .-1 use Mr. It appear that hereafter even a eotir.
Powers dausrhte. Mirs Mimha T.iteous request for th asm Is to be
Pwera hs Bot yet been communicated j trSsted as an Insult -
with. Miss Rowers .In on horse- That's drawln th 1n Orettv taut
it rich tonreKKtlon hav determined
(Special to News and iibserier.i j to give him an auditorium worthy ot
Castalla. Sept . The liLstalla , ,, able sn ecclesiastic.
High School opened Tuesday. Auut , Contractor ft R. Houston Is tnakit.g
Despite the rain, the opening was ready for the Immediate erection of
Ihe largeet it has been for some years. , three-etorv. 6xlS0 btt'tding. st Dt
Students have continued to come l..,nt. known as the - Smith Htnrasd
nnd now there are more than thirty Cmpany." a handsome rtd pree-ed
hoarding pupils representing live coun- rk strm ture to cost above 115. Oi
ties. Nash, Franklin, Warren, Halifax,; 1, , designed only for store and
and Johnston. wt mor, tnBn likely he so used It
With the present faculty, the school ! w up ,ne ppot ot an Qld pr-io
hag a bright futur. prof if ar ' house and will sidetrack an unstghtiy
( reech. principal, who la now spend- frme structure.
Ing his third year at CsatuWa, Mlrs Mr and Mrs- Jooeph C Wslker.
Huael Hamrlck,. of Clrglnla. asdstant who w. married here last week, have
V? J, , fhooi work, Mrs Carnn movd to Cary. wher Mr Wslker 1
ic. ,iui-t, wnu una naa several years . r,hinl
He came her yesterday and tots;
experience, teacher of the plimarv
nnd Intermediate grades, and M!
Kunlce Anderson, of South Carolina,
music and elocution.
MI RDKR CASK POSTPOXEI).
Jsdgv Preble Hnffciin; wllh Itlira
mntlaro, Adjoarrrt WUsn Court
and Lrft fur Ills Horn last Xl.l.t. ,
(fltMtelal tn V.w. and C1K..m.b v
' ' . KHinev-i scnen cane. annng
Wilson. Sept . Just before th criminal asssult Is t b trt-d tomotv
nwn hour today Judg reble notl- rnw mornng bef0r Justice R. A. Har.
n"., uml m nis opio-rfV
it.u. wuuiu De itnp.watnie tn Ty F.Q
Mrs Walker's children wlh him to
bis home Referenc to the romint
was maal last week. Mrs WlkT
srd Mr Wslker were sweethearts ni
t en yesm ago hut she msrr'.ed an
other. He didn't and when she -came
a widow. Mrs. Oertrud Strsy
horn, the old heme began to hum
They were happily named
lost w eel .
Th Ralney-Carthen case, aliening
hack trip through Teltowstort Par 'snd ther ar nunr fteDuLllcwns'.VTJI", " " " " "J1 Vrw Hhe serlou mstter W hst t will
It la hoped to revh her soon. ,h are ashamed of It and tired, irj " "r?v.-'fl.c'-m? I amount to must depend so'.ly up-n
After th fanersl service her th
hwdr will be tsken to Weetfl.lt!. Conn.
wher th hwrtet will b held t-pon e
arrival of Mla Rower feons th West
Th tnterment will be In th ances
tral burial grounds,
Tfl Trttxet.,
Rwvwrty. Mssa Sit. Th sudden
Kissing away or Solictor tlesenl
oyd W. Rdwre ensd th dar a aad
at rirse i-imt especially as
th stern ttd swlfty toward the lrldBt Tsft hsd bea siir.. only
two dav Bar thai, nis eniier mat
aad hkt Inttmat friend for thirty
rears, was id sarwly reoover.
Th PrsWnt s tribute was as fol-
"1 am greatly dttrsd at th
death ef IJoyd W. Rowers, th Solid,
lor Oenersl. tt and I wer r,w
and Int mte friends, snd I ndd my
self sreatlr oa seetirlp his servb-e
f not being permitted to hear the
other side, and nf having to sit silent
when their candidates ara accused of
cowsrdlc. It bit b that Soma Re
publican sr mur sor over plng
ordered by Rotter not to permit any
Joint rwnv, than they ar over re
ceiving Invitation fr joint debate
from Democrats. Whatever It la,
Jsdg Byntim. who Is also on nf th
Stat campaign msnsyer. hag started
ut with a lordly main.
If he la senaatlv over being hilled
to preald over Mr. Moltnn's meeting.
It Is lrB. for he and th District
Attorney, Federal Court Clerk vMllll
ksa snd others ar said to hsv hsd
a perfect understanding be for thee
aumernua political raarifalgn honor
were dumped on him.
Ms Kt crimes' A fipewolrwcnta.
Major cc har lee M, Stedman will
since, at thl trm; and that h was
urrring from rhsnmatlsm. that he
would adjourn eourt this afternoon,
and to to his horn for a few day
rest
In this slmlnlration at rrt p-rn- epeak at fill-snnvlll tomorrow aftr
evB Ire wr muffed nnt sad stxlr,! ,rr'-" ta hiAif. t'la rc ird tn 1 mnnn snd good crowd will accorn-
strong men wer precipitated Into a
death lea retitl ss M w tnpr.
which Is new and ef tn most lawietl rrtst'r.ly drawn hr a rewwrtm
t -c. hs a rspscttv of enl-flv j suction, a scoe o me eon1!)
brrels p. e dv The prident of tw eedlr t"r.l tb fvl vrx
r ot p.et- I It B. O. Ftlwr1 sndjth aiestre stesmer rv.t. tn
11 Cjrriher I s. rtry st.ajwhe' which sealed their doo-a
(rref. I (Cotit nnM on pt
the S.irilar C.meral s sn I niw thst I eanv him from OrTNro.
has rsreiy tf ew heeti eonlid. M j Msr-agef Cook today gav notice nf i R I tirvlvd by hi wife, thr
Death of H. ram Merrill. '
(special to New and Ohaorver )
Wilmington, Sept Mr. Httnin
Merrltt. formerly employed by iH
city and wll known and highly re
spected by all In th cirri of hi ac
qualntanr. pssssd away at flv thirty
o'clock yesterday afternoon after an
f!Trea of tw weeks following a stroke
of parslyala Mr Morrllt was a brav
Confedemt soldier during th War
Between the State and wa a n:-v-ber
of Company C. tlat N. C. R
mnt. II eerved throughout tb war
and waa rpcUid and sieni'd by
all hi romrsde In arena. H was In
th fighting around Petersburg and
was ato at th fa 11 f Fort Fisher.
wa on ef the "ret hIf a.eTi law. I the following appointment for Major
yr of 1k hlrhewt l, Utr In t h' , tedias :
ettntry l s n s-irj-. o- br! rirford, Salurdey, . Septsmb IT, at
BOfolnted In I Ju'1 nf th S-. ! I p. n
pm Court if erftnt'if . Cered rfwsmnf. Satnrdsy. September
(Ceat'ni.ed a I him Tore ) l?, 1 It m.
danrhier and en ana. the ehlldr a
Mm Mr J. n CarBy, Mrs John
T !. Me, Wm J Hart snd Mr
William H. M,-rritt Th fiarl wss
held st five o'clock thl afternoon from
tha rttidene,
th wltnewes who could not b hstl
here earlier than tomorrow.
CITIURETS HOSPITAJk
Dr. Ross at Altanaaa lo Vtert aha oa
tlie IMiNi Rose.
(Special to News and Observer.)
A Its pass. Rent. 1 1 Dr. Reas ft Mc
Elwe. of Ststesvlle. N. C Is her ta
select a location fur a children's ho.
pltal. which h dedre to be sitwsted
somewhere on ths Carolina, nincb
8ld Ohl rsllrad. ft I th head f
of a enmpany f gntb-eae who will
flnanc th Institution and operate It
In th summer month. A boat twmtT.
ays acre ar required, which Will h
used for th Beeeaeary haildlesw. rare
den and plv grounds foe th rhitdre
Bstlrnta Th doctor aavs that out
door living ha th pur air aad swe
ll rM nf this section Wll h a htrv
part of th treatment stvea t tats,
mtc. fhl children, aad that h
knows of a place wher surroua i
ln, r enor eowd ecivs in hKh
Th hirttl Is deetgnad avw er-o-ellv
tn met Ih demawd ef saacrM
In th lowland rltlea of Ot Csroline..
Oeorvta Alabama, alkastesltiipl. as 1
Louisiana.
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