: r
THE" WEATHER
Fr North Carolina: Ctuady.
followed bjr shower iml
taaadeswtoran Friday.
BlKhmt. SI: lorn l;
1espttloa t Mm
u Jnie
news
.y, :,-v
Mfl observer
DOITS LS TSS CXtC3
unow OF AIH
OTHER lTORTH CAKO
UKA DAILY. t
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VOL XCVII. NO. 92.
MLEIGH, n; C, FRIDAY MORNING, APftH. 4, 1913.
PRICE 5 CENTS
0 ENABLE MEH OF
MODERATE MEANS
TD SERVE ABROAD
Matter of Increasing Salaries
of United States Ambassa
dors Is a Live Question
BRYAN FLOOD TO CONFER
- fJcConibsJ asu$ 100.000 JBut lies i-
-tales ..About GoingtoFraiKe
Because of the Expense
I
B H. K. C. BRTAXT.
cTashington. April 3. A poll of the
Temocrata o,f Congress Is ein taken
with a view of. ascertaining the senti
ment for or against Increasing the
salaries of tlie United States ambas
drsiiatbst men of J).ll,tJr,
serve. Three propositions are con-'
sidersd: First, for the grovernment to
psy the rental on homes for ambassa
dors; sei-ond, to build homes for them,
and third, to increase their salaries.
William KMcCbmbs conferred wtt1.
members of the House and Senate
last week when here to aee If anything
In the way of financial help can be
expo-ted front .th ra session of
t 'nntrrmmM SSJk V -
it i understood that Mr.McCombs
. f Ji ' aee4l4lMm,
nient to the dipt, ftt -"tpost '' Pari.
he will have to upend about 125,000
or 110,000 over snd above his sajary
t I1T..00. In four years. It Is estl.
mated,- hta little fortune would be
" gone, and he would have to return to
- ihe practice of law .to make a living;
Mr. McCombs has hestuted about
excepting; ' the smbaseadorshlp to
Prance, for no other reason that he
doernot feel able to take It.
, " Walter H. Page cannot keep up the
pace set by Whltelgw Reid. who paid
sss.voe rem innuwiy. ji n.i j
117. Ms was just a drop in the bucket;
' . If Mr. Page should follow his lead, he
-would run out of funds In on year.
.... Secrtjr. Bryan of the Stat De
partment, and Representative Flood,
of the Hwm Cemraitte on PoT-ign
;., ar gfQipgr -S-eeujIer on the md-
rmmm? or introducing sr-fciil to en-
able mea of moderate- means to go
sbroad. A bill may be Introduced
Tim weelr. -
RPTTRW FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Representative W. C. I In ley of
iregon and W. I Hall, of lV Forest
Service, have Just returned fr. n a trip
to the mountain of Korth Carolina,
where tbev went to look over the Bllt-
-"mfi! Taresnr-Tifsi Aslieillk.
Neither Mr. Hitwley nor- Mr.- Hall
would confirm the story that the gov
,'. ernment is going to purchase under
I lie Weeks law, the Ptsa-ah forest, but
both waroBdellghtea" wTTh Thecbnnt ry.
Mr-Hawiey is a- member ot 4ha3az
a 'w
Miw
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APPEALS
PETADVI
E
ICE FROM GRAVE
PETITIONS COURT
TARIFFSITUATIOIi
In Financial Rehabilitation of
The City . :
NECESSITATED BY FLOODS
President Wilson Receives Tek
; gram From John H. Patterson.
Treasury Dept. Watching
lllTF the Xssolated--Iriis.)
Washington, April 3. President
Wilson was appealed to today to lend
the expert advice of the Federal gov
ernment In the financial rehabilita
tion, of .Dayton, Ohio, necessitated by
the devastating floods. ' - ,
John H. Patterson., chairman of
Dayton's relief committee, telegraph
ed the president as follows: . ,
"Dayton's fiuunclal Institutions sug
gest you send a representative to Day
ton to consult with end advise them of
financial matters."
"- Acting Secretary Williams, f the
Treasury department, to whom the
question was referred, asked Mr. Tat
tersnn fer a prompt report with par-Ik-ular
of the subjects upon which
the city desired Federal advice. ,
-Th Treasury, d epartme nt Is . cl osel y
watching the financial situation In the
flooded districts. The sub-treasury
at Cincinnati has practically exhaust
ed Its supply of one, two and Ave dol
lar bills.
" --J1- - .
AIKOW'DAX.M.
Mrs. Heinze Dies Begging That
Record Be Expunged
OF-THE DIVORCE DECREE
Supreme Gwrt of New York Yil1
Be' Besought to Restore Cop-
. per Kings Wife ' '
SHIFT5T0SEIIATE
;;0RKAHEAD
MUCH
President's Task 1o Bring Sen
ate, Houi aid His Own
' Vievnt filo Harmony
SOME CHAFES NECESSARY
sV
1 w-
.It .
ft. v
piled iiiiVt,;'tas
chsnged conamons mun-riuy "
tonight. Although the weather change
naturally woulil enny with It a nega
live outlook for the welfare' of the
. nnilifldence seems to have
: r.. ..... ho nu "Ki'n t an, i bajy wln tn support or tne poi
sprung up '"'T,r p.V.f hw tkJ-ma4uiUjrh9
have worked hardest to ptevent Csl
ro destruction, tnat appearea m -
Day after dsx the residents have
watched the floodater climb o the
guage until tonight It stood "h1
abovs S4.. The old record was M.0B.
WORK OF HH0 FHUITERB DIF.
. HCI J.T. ----- -
Memphis. TennV. April High
... hMtina rain made worn
tor tha Ooottr fighters ehwur the s
uwlppl river tonight difficult but "n
lesa .Oie disturbance is proloAged
which.1 not anticipated, those direct
ing: the light d not beUev the mse
uuences win ne senou.
RIVKR 8TKADIXY FAU.IXO.
Loulsvtlle. Ky.. April 3 Though
there Is a large volnme of water flow
ing under the three bridges across tne
)hT6-TWeT-t-ths--plr-ratfl S'J
fall since the crest poased yesterday
morning has been steady, though slow.
Tonight, with a stage ot 44.3 feet In
the 'anal at o'clock, the river 1.
. . h in. nisrn
nearly one iooi iu" v1"" '
- (,- the Associated l'rcss.
-v-New ork April 3. The court that
parted K. Augustus Heinle, the copper
king, and his wife, Bernlce, will be
besought to restore her to . him In
death. - Jt was Mrs, Heliue'S d1tig
wish that this be done, for the sake
of her child. Her lawyer, Benjamin
F. Bpellmann, besan preparation of
a remarkable petition today, a few
hours after his lllent's -death, to ex
punge the record of tie-interlocutory
decree already granted.
"I hav always loved you, FriU: I
have always hoped something would
happen to bring you back to me"
the dying woman's words of recon
ciliation with her husbgmi; the death
bed scene; her tears and embrace;
his assurances of love; his promise
to trv to fulfill her last wish all these
will be written 'Into the Jurisprudence
of the Htate, together with the testi
mony, under oath -of Mrs. Helnxe's
mother, her sister, and the nurses1
who stood near by.
Never before has the Supreme Court
of, New York been- petitioned to ex
punge . the record of a divorce by a
voice from the grave, j .
Had she lived It would liave been
4i mii.i
her hODolmit something wou!dv"trmg'
aliii'ur W Tscfme ttslivTily-pnatpotW-
laaing in. nn:u aecree wmcn , migni
have been entered Inst month. 8he
Leaders Dex
had only until April l'i to decide
whether, the decree- would be taken.
Again and' again she told ma: 'Wait,
Senate Leaders ueciare it lmpos-
sibk to Pail Bill Containing;!
Free WoJ 3md Sugar ;
. - - -.-
(By the lasociated Preas.)
Washington, April 33. Completion
nt the new tariff revision bill, the
character of tka duty to be levied
upon sugar, and the extent to which
President W'ilsea wlH give the sup
port ot tlve administration to the com
pleted measure, depended tonight
upon the success that might attend
efforts of the lesldrnt to reach an
agreement with Hemae tariff leader.
The tariff situation shifted to the Sen
ate today with the prospect of much
work ahead of tli Chiaf KxecuUve lo
smooth over disputed points, and to
bring the Senates the "House, and his
own views lntd lisrmony before the
new bHl Is brought out to the gate
of the public, t- .
Senators Hlmtnom. Ptone. and Hoke
8mlth. all members of tlis Finsnce
Committee, .ltad a ldngieonferenee
MSUttSiiUjn-pisViui'..
conference had een lii Vert' wly"i
'ISfalWry fwlliw fawiaKi mmnv-
. Kweepttas; laavaf msoc.
A sweepHuT eam-ajsr of the Bensle
has been undertaken to deternjjne Jnsi
how fsr Democratk) members of that
JOJINTiELLLTFLOOD 1IER0rKEPT0UTSIDE
-r WORLD INFORMED 10 V DAYTON CALAMITY
MRS
U T
tween my husband snd me. To take
It would tear my soul from Its body.'
"During the last minutes of her
life she repeated over and over again
the request that the record be ex
punged. 1 am convinced that there
must be some method for the great
chancellor to reach out and destroy
or seal those records."
Mrs. HMnie's body was sent this
afternoon to Toledo, Ohio, for burial.
1 m
One of Her Air-Cruisers Lands
on1 French Soil
mafK.
to normal long the rtv
tional Forest Reservation Commission.
The Forest Reservation Committee
Is now composed - of fh- foliowlng-
nunta.i'vnuiii; . necrvinrieti ine, ui . .--Frtn
-rhr Intertorr Hmtston, -AgricuHre.r 0l.LtuE rnUr tOOUrV -
and Oarrison, of War: Senators Hmith. . , u 1 1 itit
efJiarj-Und and Uallingej- of Newt AUMI I b IntMt-MlsU
riampsnire, ana Hepreseniaiives ie
conditio. r "P'o'y . r"urn,nB ."WAS LOST IN THE CLOUDS"
i the river imm. --s
f Oeoraria aad Hawley of. Oregon.
"MrrHawley was the only member of I
. -
.ST
1V ;
7
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the commission who could accompany
llr. Hail on his North Carolina trip.
- Fstntiassj nrH axexeery. -
"It la not only proper that the gov
ernment should buy Ptagah forest. If
the price is reasonable, but a neces
sity." said Mr. Hawley today. -
"The, roads In the mountain coun
try where I traveled are laid nut well.
The timber about Asheville Is fine and
the soil well adapted to the growth
f forests. .1 observed a fine stand of
limber on the Yanderbllt place, snd
l 'Is wseibie."
" ' ' liSTlsh In rials. "
Mr. Hawley waa latiah in his praise
of the. bio- poplars, he saw in North
Csrollna. tie thinks the Douglas fir
will grow about Ptagah.
There are between 75.900 and
0.000 seres p( land In the Plsgah for-.
NEW DEVELOPMENTAL
ENTERPRISES REPORTED
Half a Doccn North Carolina CohceriM
f Tbte t Im Mentioned ta Mannfac
tarrtw Record.
lipecial to News and Observer.)
Baltimore. April l. Among the
. litany southern industrial and other
ievelopmentaj enterprise reported In
this week's Issue of the Manufacturers'
He. ord are following:
Southern Aluminum Co., Whitney,
N. . Is reported to have begun con-
tructlon of dsm on Yadkin liver; to
he 1.000 feet long-, 150 feet or more
- high, to develop 4S.A0d horsepower for
aluminum msnufscture; reported cost
of hydro-eleclrlc development. $2,
tiOO.OrtO: contract has been awarded
for 300,000 barrels of , cement for dam
; ronstroyotion.
Whilhead Hosiery Miluf Co. Bur-
' llngton. N. CM plans to erect additional
- mill building. 110 by 0 feet and to In
stsll several hundred machines for
Iviiittlng hosiery: building and ntachin-
err reported cost about 75,000.
. . Safety Ink Co., Wilmington, X...C.
wsa incorporated with capital stock of
310.000, and will establish plant to
manufacture typewriter rtbbons. etc.
Thrift Manufacturing Co., Charlotte,
X. C, was incorporated with capital
stock of f iO.000 to manufacture cot
Jon goods. "
Gaston Creamery C Stanler, N. C,
was ln-orporated with capital stock
Of tSO.000 to establish creamery.
Fayettevllle Steam Laundry ' Co.,
Fayettevllle, NVC.. was Incorporated
with capital stock of 350.000.
r"' F.TAL FIRE IV PITTSBinc.
Pttsburg. Pa..' April J Charles
Kornocramp. a watchman, was killed,
four policemen and six firemen werv
i hurt, and property valued at $72,000
. was destroyed when the plant of th
Wood and Lloyd Company, niomi-
f anl u racs-af - glass . honst . supplies,
bnrned on the soath side today. The
flre-resuned front a (as explosion In
b of the buildings, j. .. t-
Prof.
w. KnhM. TpIIh Story
of How His Home mwm rrrrr .
the lnndrymn H fshot. 1 l ' i
(My the Associated- Press.)
St. Paul. Minn.. Aprif r. JWfTtW
Parade Grounds and Is Seized
Amid Excitement,
, i
r
- tit 'U-4Jti-$& A I
SENTENCE THREE
SERVITU
E
In Her Dramatic Closing Ad
dress for Herself She Is u
Wildly Cheered
"I WILL REFUSE TO EATI"
"I Will Come Out of rj&aon Dcac(
orjMive at the Earliest Pi5ry -
ible Moment!"
, ...
.. John Ucll.
Dayton. ., '.April 3.Kvery great
crisis, they ', dexelops Its hero
some man who stands out above his
fellows for tho consplcuousnees of his
bravery or his devotion to duty In the
hour of greatest-need. The great flood
which swept oVer Dayton lust week
developed Its hero In the person of
John Bell, telephone operator.
For one entire week when the ca
lamity was at Its height -Hell slept on
street, keeping ilovernor Cox iu the
state hwusr at "Columbus, as well as
the rest of the outside world, In touch
with the situation, directing, the ef
forts of -the' linemen who were trying
to, rehabilitate the telephone system;
advising and helping the military men
who ran to hlln with their problems:
aSNistlng the fire department In Its ef
forts to . find' gasoline engines and
l.nmps with which to pump out the
flooded i.aseirienta; supervising; oy nis
an' average of three hpirs out f 24. 1 siytgestlons. the distribution f relief
IIi& n v food was s . nr.-m una s iloing aiinoni mer.yininaj; - .
.T-r . .....j.. ,iT
- (By tho Associated PremT
london. April 3. Mrs, WnrtnellneJ
Pankhurst, the leader of fhei tntlttantf -
suffragettes, was today found gtrilty?
and1 sentenced to three years penal, -
sennudo at tne uid Bauer Session
on the charge of Inciting; persons tt
commit damage. The trtalraautrsd)
two days. ,
TtH Jurjr added to verdlot e
guilty a strong' rscommendatloa to A
mercy, and when the Judge pronouns J
ed the heavy sentence of three yearsJ
the crowd of women In the court-
room rose in angry protest. - .
As Mrs. I'ankhurst stood Up In thai .
prisoner's enclosure, her sympathiser '
cheered wildly snd then filed out efl
court, singing "March On! Mareld
on!" to the tuns of the "MaraolH
lsJss.' . i .
decision to put raw wool on -the free
list, and the throat of free auaar bare
stirred up the OesnorratU: forces of
the Senate ta such an extent that
members of the Tlnanca Committee
told the Preaidaat tonight soma impor
tant change would have to be mad
hi the present -draft of the bill, if It
tm to meet with a cordial reorptois
when It reaches, the Sonata.
ThS Presldexjt-alsp IMr Senator
niurhas of Ne 1 sumitei af the
iJBiiinn flu sw i'k ssisl
vii
car Olson, formerly of the 1 niversity
of Minnesota, who sdmltted he shot
and killed Clyde ti. Darling, a laun
drvman. for wrecking his home, took
the witness stand this evening, and
ohh.ri audibly as the relations be
tween Mrs. Olson and Darling were
wrung from htnr " -
The courtroom was crowded, snd
many wept with the defendsnt, who
presented the picture; of a broken
eplrited man. Mrs. Olson burled her
face In her hsnds and wept softly
throughout her hiishH nd's tesumony,
"My wife confessed to me that there
had been Illicit relations between her'
aelf and Darling, and I warned him
to keep away from my hme,'.'Olson
testified. "He continued to come, de
spile the warning, ami finally succeed
ed In tearing down the happiness, of
the home.
"The night ef the shooting I wss
alOne. said the witness. --"I heard a-
noise and went to the .kitchen to In
vestigate. I saw a man standing in-
isionlst. snd atenasar John W. .kern.
the Democratic lea tier of the Senate.
His confereaee with Senator Kern,
which, followed that wlih ineinoets of
the Finance Committee, is understood
to have given the President a fairly
accurate idea of the senUment prevail
ing ta the Senate over the proposed
free w.ool and reduned sugar duUea,
and ever the sweeping reductions in
other rates that have been determined
fwpon by the- House -Committee on
Ways and .Means. -
Completed by Hoaee Comenlttne.
Today's developments included the
practical Completion of the bill by the
Houas Ways and Means -Committee,
along theHnee aareed to with the
President It a ppeared "fitnjrreTtatn
tonight that either sugar duty would
be compromised at 1 cent per pound.
Lnjnii tin i rem. ii .Military i oe entirely inonsneo m tnree yes
or tnat there should be a gradual
reduction of I per -cent per year
from the existing dutr. until It had
1 disappeared.
j The Senate leaders havrTnadoTr
ciear mat it would no impossible, t
psss a bill carrying bath free wool an
free sugar. .
The Senate leadera did not resi h,
any general agreement with the Preel
(Conttmieil on Page Two.)
-nt" nf tjaMohi He 'iitoir WifdTtwsftnwnWyrg,etJ a his I wish to call any wltnesseeTh-hei T
switchboard In the flooded nt
the-- 4vuanttt4
rsl superiors
"WHO. M E? ' SAY
COLONEL WATTS
-knewr-tli"lVwarTVro(
executive. I far from the matter beore the courts
thtt-thoJm1gecensured-hTr
Mrs. Pankhurst denied any mall
pr r n iTn n 1 1 r i r p p
utUIIUn-JRIVItDbr-4
BOYLAIJ IS DEAD
An Interesting Study In Human Wadesboro ..Newspaper Man
5Doh.'u Know j Reactioiiaryj Froml Va for Year a Meinlief Boanl of
.Trtite'e of School for Blind,
Progressive Democrat Demo-
r
crat ts a Democrat"
ind,tod Citizen
D
" tb it - rrfr rtHVArt1 1
Wsshinstoh. April 4.--C..I.-A
Wstts. under fire, la an Interesting
study In human Pesh.
"Mr. Kd. .1. Jusili;a h sttui ked ou
with gloves off snd lodged a chsrg of
conaejJUlim..SSJlnst you. Mr. vwnin;
1 clous Incitement.
"Neither I nor the other mllltsnc
suffragettes are wicked or naitcJous.t
she said. "Women are not tried b
their peers, and these trials sra siv
example of what women are suffering
in order to obtain their rights. Per
sons liy, I have had to surrender a
large part of my income In order to
be free to participate In the suffrage
movement." . .. i
speaking- with much feeling, Mrs.
Pankhurst- fiercely rritlr-iaed mn-lawa.-aad
i-svJd ,4kat tliav divorce .law
kmS, wag solflfient toitmtitr a revo
lution by the wrnnen. f ... ..
Will Rrfnso to FJit.
In Impassioned tones she d"lar-
'd: - ' 'i ' -
'Wlialever niay Ie tiiy sentence,
I will not submit. Prom the very moment-1
leave the court I will refuse
to eat. I will 'come out of prleon ...
desd or sliv-st Ihe esrllso't posslblo
moment." ' - -
3nntt,eTnnih4i tmmm tiling up; tnht -
Senator from Ire.lell was ssked
"Who, me-?
!Jes. Mr, Wills, jo;
atta'ked."
"Called me a reactionary?"
. ."yes. or something as had ".
-"I have- nothing to say- n..'h cfi
.m.i-ii.i tii N'l aTr-BTnrTWfiri'n er. F
.... , . . i.,m,. ii ine jurv mat mis. I'nonniir!. p HiicwiiT
Wadn.ro. April l..Unie '.', .,jmi ,lltl hsrt
Hoylin, editor and owner or the Mee- ; ,nrit,d to tne perpetration of illegal
singer and. Intelligencer, died here t acts.. '
l hla morning after an illness of three Mrs. J'ankhurst almost Iwoke down
. ,. ... . . ., ,., .nri when' the tury pronounced its verdict.
months. , He hau)ieen -utiaeii '"'..,,. ,1. -., IV,. ,
what have yoir io y"slour'UT"TnrHv;rneTrtn"e."anS
monla developed, and his weakened
'If it is Impossible to find it dlf-
ty-1-
m7."Thr,,,.n condition .tiiutiT m.l Wlllntss4 tli at- ' feren: verdict. 1 want to say to .yon
oil are th- ll'j??l4T--T-j.v,r,--trtf)w ' yonf-TlMty
-a,TT-frtto irfrTt-m tmrftftth citizens to do whs t yon osit
year, having been norn May ', ns. ,,, ,n , thla state of af-
He-was a native of AVartesfcnro. hilt i fairs."
Hhe. then repeated her determine
' mover! tHMnru lin a young man
-i By the Associated 'preae"
I.unevllle, France. April 1. one of
the great German Zeppelin air-cruisers
landed on hYench territory' todsy
coining down on the military parade
grounds here at mid-day, while a brlg
ude of French riflemen were drilling.
It was seized by the French author-
-Utles, . -s
cox Oermsn ofllcers slighted from
the gondola and ex pained to lirlg-i(ii"r-Jeneriil
Antlde Leon lsont
Ins.
" 'Ohr It's you- yon.J he said, and
took steps toward me. I had my re
volver and fired twice in rapid succes
sion. A second later I saw the wreck
er of my home throw his arms Into
the air and fall limply to the floor."
J. D. NUTT SUCCEEDED .
BY W. W. WILLSON
that 4 he motor of thcaltshlp hadLde-
.,, . e
icivpru n ,
Inhabitants of the esslern frontier
regions of France have been much eg
Itated the lat few weeks over re
ports that German dlrigblea had been
observed or heard nlshtly hovering
over the forts. But the stories, like
those of l4 rhsntom Airship of Eng
land, never were properly substan
tiated. The ranking German officer said
ttiey had departed " from' Frledriell-
shafon, on lake Costsnce, st 0:40
Of the Intention to Recognize
the Chinese Republic
saw s man sinnoinn in- , -. - ...
side Ihe door, and I recognised Darl-7 ' , " "'rl""'" 'r..
Rah'igh Mann BeisHsi s KaVie Itepnty
tirsnd ttian.fl lor, Knights of Pyth
ias. VUw Wilmington Man. Who
licturnM to Drug ItustiMFSnv.....,.,,.,,,,.
apeclal to News and Observer.!
Wilmington, -April - S. James D.
N'utt, who for the pHSt nine yesrs has
been State- deputy grand chancellor.
Knights of Pythias, traveling the en
tire Htate In the interest of the order,
has resigned his position In order to
return to the drug business. . Mis res
ignation has been reluctantly accepted
by Col. Walker Taylor, of this city,
grand chancellor, and William Wood'
row Wlllaon, of Raleigh, has been ap-'
pointed as his successor, the change
to take effect April 10. Mr. Nutt goes
with W. C. Mnnds, a Market Street
druggist.-
CH IKC.K.D WITM AHKAI'IjT. '
S ' - '
John Mclwn Pined f Id.'And Butler
Hpivog Given Road Sentence.
Durham, April 3. Joe Jackson,
John McLean sod Butler HpK-ey, three
operatives of the West Durham mills,
were tried this morning on a charge
of assaulting Roy Wllkerson, another
West Durham man, with Intent to kill.
McLean waa fined 110, Splvey re
leased, and Jackson was sent to ths
roads for fire months. The case grew
put of the assault of Wllkerson shout
a week ago, when ihd three lnen pass
ed by bis home and raised a disturb
ed". ",(,.' :
they had crossed the French fron
tier. " 1 -
Such crowds of Frenoh people col
lected during the Interrogation aad
the excitement grew so Intense that
the commandant . found It neeeeaary
to call out a battalion of infantry to
keep the populace at It distance. "
News of the descent of the. Oerman
military dirigible waa telegraphed to
the nilnlstry of war at Parts, and Eu
gene Kttlene. minister of war, ordered
It to bVseixed. -J
8KEV MAErVF.RISG.
Vesuul. France, April a. An im
mense dirigible balloon which ap
peared to be a German Zeppelin air
ship was Sean today by a number of
French officers-maneuvering at
sons on bosrd.
IWHAKTROI H TORNADO. .'
i Ky Ihe Associated Press.)
Sturgeon, Mo.. April 3. William
Mathls, 17 years old. a retired farmer,
was killed, his wife Mary and h's
daughter Ruth, 34 yesrs old. were
l-robably fstally Injured and IE other
persons were less seriously v t to
ony by a tornado that passed within a
... Diwiflcwii, iwvmj .nouses f.
BRYAN NOTIFIES
THEDIPL01TS
s nntr. r, . -- . . m-s- i sv iu u t rno nPr rtfnTPnrn m won
ti - . . ..ntrs.e. t .in , miii ipurno'il tli. tniiitlnr htmlnM Witn
.about Davidson college, when It.- en-1 Ills brother. W I Bo,1.n. the pr..-,P ' 'n' . ' mlt .m-
t.red. there, shortly after . president prietor or tne Aionroe inqmirr -Vervdeiif tn a it "m- -mr Bit .
Wilson left. He was telling .,, VV.I- runs, Io V; I wan to aee the wion of liiUi counr ,
son. of Morganlon. how he ItK-d Day- Wfibft2 try enfrsnchlsed. i want to live un-,
luenn. although he did not remain pspei l'bliHhed '..n. J',h" t ,h..h- hwn j,,. i wM, Uk .
Formally Proposes-That-All Other
Government Do So on Same
Day, April 8
there long.
Io you think you are going to be
appointed tolector of the Western dis
trict. Mr. Watts? H-vern! people
chsrge you w hh being a resctlonary
Democrat."
"Who, me"
yeg, you." i
"I never voted any but ilf KK-l.tr
I emocratlc ticket. Have been a life
long iH-niorrst.. Fought lor the t
mocracy all my day. Don't know re
actionary fron progressive M-intcrat.
Democrat is a Di-nincrat."
"Vnu are still In the race;
"Who. ine'.'" '
"Yes. you."
"Course. 1 tin going tu i .in M out;
I have many Indorsements. Von
i never went to Iwldsnn. did yor?. Jlrn
Wirson was there with- me J-
Thst wss all .Mr. W:.tls would
Sparry W. Ileum the Intelllgen.er,
and coriibiiii'il the tan. Since that
time he has been an active publisher
of the town p.ipei. Tie waa rerog-
nixed as one of the best newspaper
the desperate remedy other women!
have taken and I will keep It up at)
long as 1 hsve sn ounce of atrength.i
"I IMibrrstci? Broke, the, Iw."
1 deilberstely l.reka the law., not. -
in ih. wiuto ai.rl ana t..rf liyincaiiy ana noi eaiouooiuiy, our
prosident of the State Press A anuria- j for a set and serious purpose. I hen-!
lion He 111. - est Iv ballet a this lg tba only way. ' -
In l04 Im was a delegate to the "Tills movement will go on whet he;
National Democratic Convention, and 1 1 live or die. These women will go on)
was chalrni.in of the emocrallc exe- I until women have obtained the com
iithe lommiiice of Anson for many nmn rights of tMilsenshlp throughout
the civilized woria.- .
Justice. Lush ssid;
I yesrM
i He had been for u uiiinber of years
- i h tiiemlirr of the board of trustees
1 oi the State School for the llllnd at
Itul. Igh.
Mr, iloylin was married In lit to
'.
I must pass ft. severe sentence en,
vou. If ymi would only reajtso tha
wrong you are doing and use your ln
fluent In the right direction, I woull
MIks Delu'ke Blnlr, of Monroe, and of i be the firm to use my best endeavor
thl milon It. II . It. L., Frsnk Paul
Jvlin I'arks.'and Jtinies (I. Boylln. Jr.-.
survive In 1 1IH4 he was married to
i.meaa sr. .inw -' i-oim.-b ..,. mih. i.ijir.ie Aniens ingrsm, aaugnier tenons one. .
! stir up the coiitroveisv s.iiiiejiinre. I nf the late Judge Md'orkle, of New-' - "KlisrocI Outrage!" r :
ho news at this end of the nue will ton. To ihem were liorn tmo daugli- . Immediately the sentence of thre.
to swure a mitigation of your sent-i
ence. f cannot and T will not regarlJ
vnnr crime as trivial. It la a mosa
;run out,-
great height m-er the department of
Ihe Haute Salone, near the Franco-
German frontier. It had seven per-T Posal for a concerted recognition as an
': (By the Associated Press.)
Washington, 1. C,-April g.-Secre--
tary Bryan haa formally notified ail
diplomatic representative hereof the
iBtentton of the tmtted SUtea to recog-!
nlxe the new Chinese republKt On April,
I. the meeting day of the Assembly .
and has fornully proposed that ail
other governments recognise the new
republic In concert on that day.
Secretary Bryan's not was deliv
ered to some of the foreign diplomats
yesterdsy and to the remainder of the
corps today, teach waa enjoined to
secrecy that a formal announcement
might be made from the White House
flrat, President Wilson's statement is
expected at any time.
Diplomatists hare regard lbs pro.
Mr. Watts Is salting putimiiiv, Tiop-
ring that the worst lias passed.
I PEACE DOvFaBOUTTO
LAND IN MEXICO?
ters, Hestiy and Harriet Hoylin. Two; years fell from th judge's lips, the
brothers aim. siirvlv e. They are W. .1. women In the court room broke out lk
Hoylin.. of Nashville. Tenn., and II C a chorus of "shsme:" and "outrsg-e:'!
Hoylin of l.uinlierton. t With Mrs. Psnkhurst's defiance Os
action that will dear away any sore
aess thst may hsve been created by
what was called a breach of diplomacy
recently when the White House an
nouncement regarding the six powej:
loan was published her before th
foreign governments Interested had
been notified. :
WATCHWORD FOR FRlfEKS.
were demolished by the wind.
XHOONKR SINK.
liedoctkm uf t otto Acreage. More.
Oraia, Hay and Us Stork
l By 'the Associated Press. J "
Newport News. Vs.. April S.N'ews
of the sinking of the 7 three-masted
American schooner Samuel T, Beach
am and rescue of her captain, crew
and one passenger by the British
sfeaftieri"Therdord"te Ttrtnsga hnr
day reached here today with the Ijir
rloaga'a arrvsf ' F . . v ', ;
' ,-, i .. . -'
( By the Assoolated Press. I
JA Atlanta. Ga . April 3. "Passive
l 4imlssion revolution, or a cur by
e ojution. were oeciarea to th
only Alternatives open to th farmer.
In an address here today by Lurlan
M. Rhode, president of the Tenneas
Farmers' Colon, before the Georgia
division of th . National Farmers'
Union. ' .
th reduction of th cotton acreage
and mere grtiin. bay aad or stock."
t.curral Hiicrta Agrees to Naming of
Pedro lMcursln aa Proihthmal
PmS.lcnl to hallsfjr .il I'siilons.
(Uy th AiMicialed Press.
El Paso.- Texas. April 3. To satisfy
all f'SiRin the Mexican mclec,
General Hiierla hits agreed to the
naming of Ivdro lecurnlu as provis
ional president, Mid advices -received
here today directly from the national
capital. ieciirn!ii would serve out
the uni'ompleted term of the lain Pres.
lOent Madero, Aa lnlnlHtor of e.le
rlor relations in Msilern's former cab
inet, Lascuraln Is entitled to aeree as
nesf in line, in view of the umlis of
Madero and Vtce-Prpsident Suarex.
The Huerta cabinet would be retained
my the compromise. -
This arrangement, it Is said, has t Cemetery.'
oeea . imxalou.nHuuoiiaiisig
Tile surviving sisters are Mr M 1.
Rose, of Wadsbore: Mr. 'aroline
Knight, of liuihitni, and Mrs. F.. D.
Hohinaoii, nf Jacksonville. FIs.
Mr. lloyltn was a successful news-;
paper man and a true cttlaen. lie
was always loyal to the loniocratlc
parly and did great service sith his.
paper and his personal effort n In main
taining good government. Ills paper
as always a business enterprise, and
he never allowed Ii to be . used forj
any purpose stive tu cotntnon good.
He wss a good-natured man, and to
(Continued on Page Two.)
N.C.NEWS AT
1 THE CAPITAL
(By H. E. C. BRVAXT.)
Wa.lilngtoii, D. C. April 3 A. 11.
iRoyden, of Salisbury, la in the cv
quarrel with him whs almost-an lni-:w,,h tt P?r ,y ,of ll'!li"u7' .,n"uf"r;
uoBMlbllliv li hel.i no n,oit,. t turers who do noi wsut the tarlif
heart toward any one, but-lived at rmov'd ,rPnl their products
peace with ail the world. Though his . 1 going t- win ot In th rijtlit
death was expected, neas of It came
ss a distinct shock to the town this
morning, for lie' was a friend to all
who knew liinj-
The funeral lll be conducted from
the residence 4omorrow at S o'clock,
end the burial will be in Kust View
THAI f.WH .VFJ4NI-X WRECKKD.
now fighting the Huerta government
In Northern Mexico. It Is declared I
that Governor Carranxa, of ( oiiliuila, t liv (lie Associated ress.)
haa agreed and that the Honors insur- ' Koslon, April l. It was snnounc
rectionists will fall In line. "1ed toduv tlitit the vessel which John
1 j F. Thayer, of this city, sent from
rLAGLKR' f.RJ-UTI.Y IMPRoVI I). Nome. Alaska, threo years ago to ob-
' ' lain zoological snd botanical spool-
By the Associated Press. ' meiisln the Arilc aiid sub-Arti.- re-
tvest rsim Hcat n, ria., April z.
Th condition nf Henry M-. Flagler.
Who has been 111 st his home here for
for collector of Ihe Western district,"
said Mr. Hoydon, today. "I did not
come here to sue anybody about the
Job. I brought some friends to In
troduce them to Senator Overman and
other Congressmen."
Mr. Boyden did not discuss hit cso
dldacy with anyone.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blair, of Troy,-wsrereretodaT--fl-h4-way-4Mu.
froiu.Panama. They had a dellghtfnl
trip t the canal sone.
Dr. F. O. Williams, a negro 'leader, t
ot Salisbury, who la ar candidate or
minister to Liberia, called on Senator
Overman today.
T. B... Ward, of Rocky Mount, has
come to Washington, to accept a po-
sev.eral weeks, was reported greatly
laaproved today. Air. Flagler took
some nourishment ' today, and his
fi-ild.grshpeflll Jfer his recovery
condition today as favorable.
gloiis. has been wrecked on the SI- sltlon under Senator Simmons.
berlan coast. Captain Keren, leader J. .' Redmon.' candidate for th
of the expedition, sent the news In a postofflc at Marshall. Is here.
fe.is.igft to Mr; Thayer, but added thst Heorelary twnlela-wtrrTeturir-tOii
sll the material obtained was saved ; city tomorrow. . - ... '
snd cached In Siberia, . Mr. Thayer Representative Pag went to the
will place some of the specimens In wntte House touay to inanu tne rrsi-
Hia physicians are said"To r.'garj tjpilils"'prlvatemuem 'ndirlv-tlte4de. lee appointing: his brother. Wa
others to Harvard Vnlversltj.
jter H. Psge. ambassador Is Kii(laud.