-SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 3. 191 J.
THE NEWS' AND OBSERVED
HYDE HAD BULLY
It will pay yoej to wir or 'phono
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Architect end Engineer
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HOLMES & DAWSON
Cotton Factors, Norfolk Vu, Bcfor. Placing Your
COTTQIJ FDR WEEK
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October 'Selling at 10 1-2 Cents
' or $1 4 a Bale Above Decem
; 4ber's Low ,Level; . Reduced
Acreage"vand' Weather Are
Factors ; m ; ;
. Kew Turfc, April I. Htm. Bisbrr rV-ea
wis iwiwi in cottos annag tut um
week. ,witb October arlllng m mm
or 14 bale bo-lec.o-( vr evel.
' Baying waa quirt (tencm! mhmi n
tlw adraace of (he irki' wee, nn.l
there 'aseonldrrahie r-a.tln toward
to rloee er th wH. H'-ary mj Khuxli
- rlearaecea 4 tviteratad reimrta of rlud
acreage with tl fitting off ta the u
f ferrlier, on .enable weulle-r In iw
Boeth sad lailustloua f liePMilnff fl.
ttr In tlw dry good trail miHUiiied the
aurance, - -
W illi dell eerie as March restrict ha
neen mm. tua new inn wan-enaai atocg
Mrn atradnr nrriNiitiBa'. uow amount
log te mm than 143,0U balm. Loral bull
feel that with export t the nil of Man!
aasreaaUng am re taaa lOuu.Ouo bale. pn
au-uoaa or .iui Dale for tit acaaor
ar Ukely te ba realised, am If the aun
meat Bow aaow tua expected falling off
a a nan it er tBe nntiaa Oka-sane Bad
report from thed ry gaud trad) bar
atreagtbraed coafldeac lit donetlc eon
eumptloa ef approximately e.oml.iWM bat.
jnumiiDS an uauiarxetea anrniu iroai
the areni crop uf about S,7'i.0uu. ,
'V'- RALEIGH COTTOW MARKET. .
(Reported by Parker Bros, and Co.)
- Receipts yesterday, t bales. ; -'- -Good
Middling . ....... (-11
Strlcs Middling .. .. ...,.,.. 1-4
Middling- ; . . . . . j. ,, . . , . .1
Low Grades .. , (tot 1-J
TUtl Vt'BlNBBS BITCATION.
Himi lit Trade Oats Mewly, Bat War
- Bfaiii Bad reed fc apart - t aattnse
Heawy.
- New York, April 2. K. Q. Tuo anil Cum
paoy'a ltcrica of Trada tntrraw 111
DaBHnitU trad win aloirlr. but wat
ardrra and fnod aximrta rmitlane very
brat J and ia all bnuuiuM ut iinjtluaxa. Tba
bt adraih- In ruttuu ia a great rrltrf to
ina anriaiiB ia laa amaui. -" 1
"A aotabM xpaMaiB mi Min k Mi-Ma
'. la a aiannlatlra urrltia bvtb f the lia-
. liMftwt IkHMl tHMI Mlalltln anil t4 lu.
. OPiWallia Loimm rtt Immm 1' ha a ,.tt. .n In
. raraivln all roul-l..aa nxa atiK-k, tra.l
Ib atoaaa a romplvta returav to norma
ujrkri -OBdltlAaa.
"Hank aktatiua-a, rumux-nlat fallarp
and other atatlatk-a of baliie art 1 1 rcr-al
the wlda ntnt and t-ffa-t of tie dii-idoa
mat waa pronutva sr tna war, bat K I
. NlaalSt-ant that thaaa llidkVa of trad a.
' tlrltr are aron-lna tatter month ha moatn.
It' la noti-worthj that Aiuertcaa banker
, are arrnnnlna lent rredlta for Knruiena
bnrera af Amerk-aa eoramMllti-a.
' ' . "KettlentrBt at tna waga a'a alt rheet
. ana tin piatn woriera. ieraiitiing lnk
. fiendeat plnnta to reaura. wan tile untet
noteworthy dewaDnient of tha aeek In
k 'Iron and atecl.
-uonnerani atiTitr Ba iirariiiea ia ,
, tb retail drr gaoda trade aa,t renorla
fruia weatera dtatrlbntlng renter Indli-at
.a ateada atoaewat with an lnrreae oa
' la the primarr market, col Ion looda
, naea naen arrnnger ana in lirmnr ue-
. mana,.nuriu.' uvtngv aiaiiin -aa- lataira
"VV boleaalrra are " dlnplarln more la.
tereat In the Toot Wear aiarket and -an
LilM'reaacd voinaM of bualneaa la bimhi em.
peeted.
"Hunk Hearing for tlw week totl 13.
AiA7frilt a A.paiii at 1.V4 nt aa
- iiiim Kit! the Mat weea laat rear.
x "Ormnerrlal failure for the week nun
' her T-' nlnt Ml fir the mrrennanl-nt
weak laat rear. Failure la t'anaua nnni-
bar -47 .mparad-. wuh aft-fur thav.eore
anfidlng week a rear . ago. . Far the flrt
auarter af I III year buoe-j.Uuse.iu.
tolted Mate were 7.Jl.,r
1." "-;IKW ' YORK rpm'lMON-V -
New l'prk, April i. Hotter arm; ritweiai
aivauy. -
' ET HOODS TAKBT.
"' fend at lower price for clothing and
.n dreaa nxxl" pnrnoaaa. Certain grade of
carpet koola atarm Cotton good arm.
Yarn ateady. Kraity ta wear good were
la artlrn demand (or Immediate delivery
to the retail trade. f -
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CHICAGO CATTLE,
tfitmgo, April I Hog higher. Hull
ui- i n.jvaBu.v?a riN .tivfj.ii pig
".- tSt.fu.
Cattl ateady. KaMre tera .OfiRTSr
- mwa and heifer J.t7.T5 : calve t.uoti
am.
O'.a.. a m . i-i-nKa . if en-a
'''Mrta raaa wnwirr
New Tork. April Mercantile pa iter
- aterllng exchange ateady: alxty day
bllla 4 77.25; for cable 4.70.93; for da
i mind 4.TUI.
Hr allear 4S.
lik-an dollar W - -' .
15 YEARS IN STATE'S
' PRISOITFOR NEGRO
rKTBIMBl'BtO rKANVT MAatBlTf.
' (Bepnrted hy Kodgora, Plammcr and Co.
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SPANmn '
- Kanaara atock, Mrket aaeM, Me par
tMIMhel. i .-
VIROINUS ,
Vu rmera atnek, market ateady.
rncy Jamba, e per lb, . ,
" ' Fancy hand tricked, 8V-jc. patln.
" V.ntra nrlma !Hc per lb, '"."".
T.BheiHng work 22e per lb.
mOKrOI.K COTTOW MAMKBT. -(Keported
by Holiaea aad Irawana.l
Oood Bilddlliig Witt-; etrtct mltlilltng
Oood mtddllng oi4cr"ittrlctJ ' ml.l.lllug
Hlc; middling IV; atrirt low nlldilli(
. He low middling 8c i market ateady.
Civil . Court IWIim at Wllmlnat
. Tarday--iamp Ground May He
SulO.
laaaalat a Tha Ka aad Obanaat.1,
Wilmington. April t Judge M. H
Justice ei cared tha criminal docket la
Superior court In two days and ' hajf
and left yaaterday afternoon for hla
home at llutherrordton. where ha wrlil
remain nntil Monday, when he wilt re
turn to open on Tueaday a two weekr
ternr fur the trial of civil matter. The
grand jury haa not yet completed lta
work, ao court merely took A rereaa
and will- be allowed to expire by limi
tation. The criminal docket waa tea-
lured thin term with atorehremklna' and
houaebreaklng cna and In nearly
every Inatance the defendanU were
convicted and aentenced. to the roada
or farm. There waa only oa homi
cide um at thl term. Comeliua Mc
Neill, colored, tendered . a pleav of
guilty t of aecond degree murder for
atabbinK to death Hobert Keavra, alao
rmlored, one night two weeka ago.
He waa aentenced to It year In, the
mace r penitentiary. There were I
number of other cane a of .varying in
tereat and Unportance. Judge Justice
make thing move In hia court; but
doee It In a very quiet way. '
Property . at -ureaent held 'by the
city, located on Wrlghtavllle itound.
will very probably lie gold and the
proceed uned far Improvement' of
Ureenneld Fark In the aouthern part
of the city. The aound property waa
once the camping ground for the
North Carolina militia. furwhich pur-
poae it waa originally daedeKl. It
provided that if the Mtate aneuld ever
abandon the property Me a camp aite
1. I . ... ,k. l. u U'i I
It huuiu i , ii v . ...I
mlngtan Zht .iropcrty iuu been flrM
by the city for aevernl years, Kr C.
Sldbury, Kao., haa entered-the . property.-,
but . tha.. city haa aarved. notic)
thai it will content the caae. Hhen
he muiref' waa broiiht up In Toum-11
yeetrrday It waa practically decided to
aak for Mda for the property,
A revolution Introduced in City
Council yeaterday by Councilman
Wood , to aubmit to a vote , of the
people at tha regular municipal elec
tion In May the queatton of whether
or not the people want, the public
water aupply obtained from deep well
waa defeated by a vote of tour te two.
Membera voting agatnet tha resolu
tion cone-- - "atciv all the
pie of Wilmington want the water
aupply obtain, j ...,m deep well pro
trided It ia available and took the po4.
tion that thia being ao It would , be
uaeleaa -to aubmit the question to
vote of the people, and, bealdea there
waa danger of ronfuaion resulting;
from the election being held at tha
ame time of the election for candi
date for mayor and councHmen. Tha
only thing that ia holding the city
back from uainit .neeu.,weU aa .the
publio water aupply la the State of
Board of Health.
Within ten day the work -of build
ing a clay-gravel road to Carolina and
Wilmington bear he will be com
menced by' the contractor, air. C.
Humphreya, The work la to bepald
for jointly by tha county ana tha
companlee owning the beached evelop
ments. There are t 1-1 mllee of road
to be tnrtrt amt l hl-epected the eon-
tract ' will be completed In th late
fair 'f .
Dr. Abram Simon, of i Waahington,
D. C.) a prominent rabid, delivered a
public addreaa at the Temple of larael
here tonight, being heard by a large
audience. He alao made an addreaa
at a meeting of the Cape Fear Chap
ter Koao Croix, KiM.tttah Rite Maaona.
RfcV. O. T. RO V.K TO PK HACH
COMMENCEMENT, lalOKMOX
Ir. J. V. atnyner WIU DcllveT Addreaa
At Mt. Airy f.ranite , fopwlar Ait
Hullllng MatrrUI.
(aparlal ta The a 4 Ohawewt.
Mount Airy, April rRe. O. T.
Rowe. of High l'otnt. will preach the
annual sermon before .the graded
achoole In May. Dr. J. T. Joyner will
deliver the eemmencement addreaa.
Mra.-B. C mMh and ilttre- eon left
on Wedneaday for New york. Male.
They go to Join Mr. Bmlth. Whi :
In the dairy bualneaa there. .
Krom the Indlcatlorm a lot of men In
thia city want o trice juet any kind of
an office.
Mr. J. M. Fulton has begun work
re hi hig garage which la to be buM
of MC Airy granite. The large-it rnvn
Ite building-In Mt. Airy la the Ban
ner warehouae. (Iranite ta becomin
more and more popular as a building
material here. The Fir BaptiaC
rTienda and Preebyterlaa churchea are
constructed of granite.
' ri4ni ll.nrp tnanacrtAr Ctoneemt Af
the Oerroan fleet, la the tnly brothet
of Emperor William.
NOB FOLK rBANCT MABBBT.
Faacy No. 1 Si
Ktriirt prime ...... -- a1
VHine ... ....
nhelHng. ,'-' ,. -..,vW v
8paik ... .... ............ 6u
"ltWasThe;Most Worthwhile
Sixteen Months of My
n Life," He Sayst ;
Atlanta, Ga., April I.-Frederick A.
Hyde, formerly a millionaire clubman
and bualneaa leader of Oakland. Cali
fornia has been released from the
Federal penitentiary here after serv
ing 1 f months in connection with land
frauds and will leave for hla home
tomorrow. , Prison official announced
today that Hyde left the prison late
yesterday.
. i'rcsiUeut Wllsorl recently remitted
the flaes and coat aaetaaed azalnat
Hyde, the total of which never had
been definitely determined and which
had resulted in hia staying volutarlly
In prison' four months after his sen
tence had expired. Hyde originally waa
aentenced to two year lmprisonemnt
but thia waa commuted to a year and
a day before he began his term. " Ia
taking action In the rase. President
Wilson directed that Hyde be released
at ones, - .'
News of Hyde'a release did not be
come public until' late today. In an
nouncing hla Intention to leave lo-
mororw for Calirornla nyae aaia;
' had a bully Urns In prison. ' It
was the most worth-while atzteea
months of my life.'
-. In lt4 Preeident . Roosevelt order
ad an investigation of. alleged land
frauds which resulted: in tne in'iicr
ment of Hyde and several others on
charges of conspiracy to defraud the
government out of thousands of acre
of land on tha Pacinr coast. Jiyae
waa tried and connoted In log. The
case attracted attention throughout
the country and waa taken before Ute
I'filted Htatea Supreme court three
time. After a notable legal light
Hyde negan Servina; hla" sentence In
I-kAkmKA 111
" Application TorTryde'a'parffon "had
been nreaented to preaiaent wiimrti,
bo when hla sentence expired abo'it.
four month ago he rerruunett in VT't
nn, dlarlngjbe wauled to be-rxOsaaed
through a pardon rather than to b
dlfccharged.. Duriug hut Urm Hyd
gave money liberally to aMlt in pro
viding aporta and recreation for the
prisoners. .
WOMAN MAIL CARRIER
QUITS POSITION TO WED
Mlaa KkrtioJaon. of Iredell Marrir
faraMV of Iraplla too at y.
' (Hpiml ta Ow M aad Ola !
Btatesville. April S. Miss Akla
Nicholson of rHaieevUle, who had the
distinction of being one of the very
few woman mall carriers In the
I'tilted States, will carry the mall no
mora. 8hs has decided as housekeep
for a LHiplin county farmer.. : Mlaa
Nk-holMtn and Mr. W. V. Ferrel of
the vicinity of Waraaw were married
Wednesday noon. The ceremony waa
performed -BCthe lidme" of the bride'
fnther. Itr. W. H. Nicholson. Key.
C. U McCain officiated. Mr. and Mrs.
Ferfell left Wedneaday afternoon for
irham. where they will spend a
few days with' Mr. Ferrell's sister,
Mr. J. U-KusselL before going on
to Warsaw. Miss Nicholson had been
carrier on rural mall route No. 1 from
Ktatesvllle ever- sine the astabllah
ment of the route a doxen yeaxa.ago.
Etrhient and regular In her work, ahe
gave tha best of aatiefactioa. eutdl no
rural mall carrier was more popular
with the patrons of a route and held
In higher esteem than was Mlaa
Nicholson.
John Hoke, a well known mechanic
of the town, fell from a scaffold while
at work on a house In East, Slates
nils and received very painful In
juries. His face, which caught the
force of the fall, waa badly bruised
and lacerated and It is feared that his
noee la broken.
Mr. W. ii. Shepherd, former super
intendent of the Bradford Knitting
Mill of Statesville. left yesterday for
New Caatle, Pa, where ha has secured
the position as manager of a new
hiiaiery mill which' la Just beginning
operations. His family will continue
to remain In BUteavUle until the close
t.f the present term of Stalesvtll
Female College, of which his daugh
ter ta a member of the graduating
class. .
SUBMARINE'S ENGINES -
AND BOILERS RELIABLE
The, urge and Increasing; cotton shipments to' this firm is
'evidence that best results are beinj obtaine4 for shippers. ;
- ' Send bv parcel Post actual samptes and vill submit best of
fers by-wire or "phone, fivinr quick service.
' Liberal advances on Hills Lading; Private telegraph codes
;sent on request. ; :
Servetary Pansris ) Malcmrnt
AtU t-Xsifi n iwy With Kaval Coa.
strsctor aad Admiral Oriflin.
jB Ua iaarlalMI raaa )
Washington, April lv Rear Ad
miral Moore. In charge of operations
to raise the long submerged K-4. at
Hrmotulu cabled Mr the Navy Depart
ment today that he was proceeding
with the work, pending the arrival at
a pedal . diving apparatus and expert
divers from New Tork.
Tt apparatus waa forwarded - to
San Francisco late today to be ahipped
to Honolulu on vhe cruiser Maryland,
Rear Admiral Moore's dispatch said
h 'would not be abls to report any
progress for several days" but that
he was "maklhg preparations to
lift- . '
. The' diving apparatus la due to
reach Ran FrancbMO lata Monday
Bight and the Ave divers were under
orders to proceed Immediately 'to em
bark on the Maryland. -
That the divers were entirely con
fident of their ability to work on the
ocean' bed fed feet" or more below the
surface, waa Indicated tonight In a
statement by Secretary Daniels, al
though he said there waa "consider
able risk" In diving operations (at
such depth. -
Secretary Daniel, after a confer
ence with Naval Constructor Taylor
and Rear Admiral Qrtffln. chief of the
bureau of steam engineering. Issued
another statement replying to what
he considered unwarranted criticisms
as to the condition of the submarine's
engines and boilers.
"Cause assigned for the loss of the
F-4" he said, "are that her engines
were pY poor design and that her bat
tery required overhauling. The
enitin were In' every way reliable
and were In Rood working condition.
Recent report from the K-4 ahow
that both engine were In excellent
condition during a 44-hour run. As
to the battery a report of January
11& etalee that an overhaul had been
completed and thatthe..butterjt..waa..in
gCoS condition.1'
' To IW Diving The Today.
Honolulu, April 1. Kepeajed teste
were Jrnade "today of Tlhe''dlyiniLiuBe
con)tru'tedTy" englneenTTor the pur
puae of. facilitating the work of rail
ing the submarine F-4.
It Is understood the tube proved
satisfactory end It la. expected that
the divers will use It tomorrow at the
spot where tha F-4 Is believed to have
been located,.. .
A movement was begun in Honolulu
today to raise a relief fund .for
families of tha crew entombed la th
submarine, -
EAST SPENCER IS TO
HAVE ELECTRICXIGHTS
Rowan A. M. Alumni Assoctathin
f'muinl i Mto Coaides Apply tor
Marriage Lsvcnaca,
tsaartal Is Ta tteai aad Ohaanarl.
Haliabury, April 1. Tha town of
East Spencer la to have electric lights.
A contract for lfr years has been sign
ed with the North Carolina Public Ser
vice Co., arid a plant will be Installed
at onco. . . .
The Rowan county A. A M. alumni
association haa been organised with
John K. Ramsey, president; 8. U
Foard, vice prea,Jnt, and J. H. Rob
ertson, secretary.
Mr.' jamoa H. McKenaie, who was
for a number of years sheriff of How-
an county, has been appointed a dep
uty marahall under Marshall Webb.
One result of the large gathering at
the county commencement here yes
terday was the - application of five
couples for .marrlaga licenses, It -wae4-
the nrst time slues Register Degton
haa been In office that applicants had
to Una up and await their turn.
,-Mra, Charles Coulter-of - Vancouver, -wore
a pedometer for one month, at
the end of which time ahe found that
she had walked more than 4Q0 miles
In doing her household duties,
lLiskvTa.-' .
DONT DELAY
START NOW
Money - deposited:, today!
will draw interest from
'A'. II a -a lii.jj.ii. i- a. ,
rt-pnt xsc una u ouuea to nrst
r of PAch rnnnth mpnns fnm.7
. fort and pleasure and inde
pendence in old age.
Savings Department
TIIF COMMEItCIAL ,
NATIONAL BANK
Capital $300,000.00 '
CBAS. F- JOHNSON.
W. . ONia, Vlce-rraa.
7
F. M. BBIOO. OaahUe
I. B. (JJaWBaVLAsVaV
THE RAIBGU BAIiKDi'G AliD TRUST CO.
Started in 1865, and still doing business at the
same location.
Hasjoaidjnjpr nearly. . .. ....
I .TWO MILLION DOLLARS
. Has never lost a Dollar for a Depositor or a
Stockholder.
. WESOUOT BUSINESS FROM ALL, WHETHER;
v i LARGE OR SMALL. v
ffcaa B. Vabaaea ,
. Jone
Jam A. H riff a
T. B. Crowe .
F. Ol Marina
Cary E. Durfey
DIKICTOkB
Alfred Wlltlama
W. A. Uaehsa
J. R. Chambariais
C. W. Home
R. Norrla
Jeka W. Uardea.
STILL HI THE LEAD
m jo anui un rssuma cospakt
keapa Its leading poet flow '
1) Removing restrlcUona from policy contracts as to Military and
naval Service;
(1) Offering aa attractive Total Disability Clause In policies. If
- desired; - -
(I) Reducing Its already low paj-tlcrpatlng remrum-rales" byaeT
average of nearly Ten PER CENT (1 per cent)
tt has the Lowest Net Cost Record The Wide World Over." "
For the BEST la J4f Insuranc. you must get It b
THE UNION CENTRAL,
Writ to
- Carey J. Hunter & Brother, State Agent, r
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Is the last day of "grace" irr this interest quarter. Any
,. deposit,
We are open today from 9 to 2 and from 5 to o. ' ;.
Don't let this chance slip by.
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4co Compounded Quarterly 4,
The Raleigh Savings Bank & Trust Co.
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.One gallon makes two. Alanuf actured by
TANNER PAINT & OIL COMPANY,
P. 0. Box 498 Richmond. Va, "
BRINGING UP FATHER
By GEORGE McMANUS
The. Rrn c .vt-u
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