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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER.
SUNDAY MORNINa NOVEMBER 23, 1911
ONE IS KILLED AND
ANOTHER
VOUN
DED
Negro Prisoners Are Shot Try
ing To Escape From wake
Convict Camp
GUARDS FIRED AFTER
WARNING MEN TO HALT
O'Bany Parker Instantly Killed
WUlt Junei Bullock Prob
ably TataDy Wounded;
Shooting at Camp Tin Milea
Weit of Xalcifh; Bullock In
Hoapital
O'Berrx Parker u Uilutljr killed
tad Jam Bullock probably fatally ahot
yesterday afters oon by guards whea
they attempted to escape from Waka
County convict eearp No. 1, located near
tba Cary road about five milee west of
Raleigh. Botk an negroes serving terms
oa tba roads. Bullock was ruafaad ta
tK. Agnes Hospital ia tkis city but has
a alia eaaaee to raeorar;--' r
Parker was shot and killed rVy Gmrd
George Holloway whe ased a Winchester
; rifle after the efforts to halt the running
aerre with a thotgaa bad failed. The
negro was 100 yards front the camp whoa
he fell. . Bullock, whose longs were
punctured with buckshot, was wounded
by Guard I r. Moody.
Kan at Banner Time.
The two sof race made their breaks for
liberty about I o'clock as the prisoners
were being liberated from their cage
for supper. Bullock raa Brtt aad dart
ed behind tke cage eat of tba guarda'
sight. Moody followed quickly and fired
after waning Bullock to belt. Parker
raa la another direction whea Guard
Hollow-ay started to the assistance of
Moody. Holloway then tuned his at
tention to Parker aad Brett twice at the
fleeing aegro after ordering him to atop.
Tba shots west wide. Xeellaiag that
the aegro was too far away for the sea
of the e hot no, the guard secured a
rifle aad ahot Parker through the back.
; The break for liberty by Bollock yee
terday was the fourth aiaoa ha began a
sentence of sis months about two years
ago. He escaped three times before aad
was a fugitive for aoarly a year follow
ing oae of his escapes. Ha got away
during tba Bummer and was captured
ia Durham.
Parker, the segre killed, waa serving
a six-months' term for picking pockets
ia Baleigh. Hs gave bis homo as Kia
stoa aad, it is said, remarked while la
Jail that he would aot stay oa the roads
loag.
Regsrded so Dangerous.
The two negroes, according to Super
visor Miller, were regarded as dangerous
prisoners and a double watch was main
f ' n ell the time. Binee the
last re tor a of Bullock to the eamp extra
precautions were taken to prevent him
from escaping again.
The two guards, stated Mr. Miller,
gave tba prisoners plenty of warning
before ahootiag aad trod only after
other attempts to atop the men had fail
ed. (The fret shots fired. It is said, went
over the negroes heads.
Dr. Z. M. Caviness, county physician,
attended the wounded negro aad sent
him t) the hospital. Last night, he
stated that Bullock was aot expected to
recover.,
' DealeJ-Pece.
Kit trail. Nov. EX Tuemlsr afternoon
at S o'clock, a beautiful marriage wal
solemnised in the home of Mr. and Mrs,
A. B. Pleasant, the contracting parties
being the youngest daughter of Mrs.
Isabel P. Face aad sister of Mrs. A. B.
Pleasant, Miss Aaaie Belle, and Mr.
Miltea W. Daniel, of Wake forest. The
parlor eras beautifully decorated ia
white and green,; potted plants, ferns,
evergreens, and white chrysanthemums
In accordance with the wishes of the
bride only intimate friends sjid rela
tives wars t reseat. A musical program
was rendered by Mrs, H. A. Paso, of
Newton, a sister-in-law of the bride. Bbe
Dlaved aad sane- O Promise Me. '
To the strains of Mendelssohn's March
little Hazel Daniel, attired -In white,
preceded the bridal party as ring bearer.
The bride, attired ta a blue tricotlne
suit, with hat aad glovss to mstch, en
tered with her brother, Mr. H. F. Pace,
by whom she was given in marriage
She-, carried a bouquet of bridal roses
aad maiden hair ferns. Tns groom en
tered with his sister. Miss Birdie Daniel,
sthe was attired la blue satin. She car
ried white chrysanthemums. The cere
mony was performed ny Kev. . W
Perry, pastor of the bride. Immediately
after the bridal party, accompanied, by
relatives aad friends, motored to the
me of the groom's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 3. G. Daniel, where an old fash
ioned wedding aupper was served. I be
groom is a prosperous young merchant
Wake toreat. -The bride Js a besuu
fttl young lady. Hsr sweet disposition
end charming personality has made
friends by the score.
Mrs. 8. J. Felts.
Btstesville. Nov. 12. Mrs. 8. J. Felts
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
A. O. Moon, Mooresville. Wednesdsy
morning.
Talk Is cheap, bot it is generally
easier to talk a man np than to talk
him down.
SANITARY SEWERS
DURHAM, X. C.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of
the City of Durham, N. C, for the
construction of 8" vitrified sanitary
sewers until o'clock P. M, December
1919. at whVh time they wilt be
opened and publicly read at the Coun
cil Chamber of the said Board.
The work consists of the following:
Lyon, Dale, Ulae, Stokes, Elliott,
Henry, Cosart, Fowler, and Angler
Streets amounting ,, to approximately
,(100 foet 8" ahailow sowers.
Plana and specifications of the pro
posed work may he had at the office
of the City Engineer between the hours
of 9 A. M. aad S P. M., from November
20th to December 1st, 1V19.
The Board reservee the right to re
ject any er all bids, or to accept such
bids as appear in its judgment to be
for the best interests of the City.
M. K. NEWHOM, Mayor.
T. O. BORRKLU City Clerk.
a C. CHAMBERS. City Attorney.
H. W. KGEFFNER, City Engineer.
FURTHER RESTRICTIONS
ON COAL SUPPLY IN WEST
Chicago, Nov. 22, Further restric
tions en the use of cost and hardship
on industry marked the 22nd day of
the minora' atrike.
With a large section of the nation
operating oa coal rations, there was no
appreciable increase in eosl mined in
non-uriion soal fields and those few
where union men returned to work sftsr
their national officers cancelled tha
strike , ia obedience to" a court order.
Industry continued to ehut down or
predict cessation within a few days in a
.number of cities.
The George B. TJmbcrt Manufactur
ing Company, of East Chicago, Ind.1
two large Sioux City, Iowa, concerns
and three flour mills In Colorado were
reported shut down today.
The Louisville and Nashville Bailroad
discontinued sis local trains - in Cen
tral snd Eastera Kentucky;
Officials ef the Columbus Mining
Company operating mines la the
Basard Coal Field along the Louis
ville and Nashville lines in Kentucky
and in Tennessee, complained today
thst they had been unable to obtain
sufficient cars to handle coal actually
mined. Tha Columbus company assert
ed only 71 per eeat of the ears needed
had been supplied ths company.
Death Of Kev. G. L Swindell.
Aurora, Nov. 22. Bev. G. I. Swindell
died of paralysis Saturday, November
15. For severs! ye'srs he wss licensed
exhorter. Be wss 71 years of age.' Be
leaves three children, Mrs. Giles U.
Beck, of Danville, Vs.; Miss Charity
Swindell and Miss Murray Swindell.
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The Importers and Exporters
Insurance Company
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New Orleaas, Nov. 22. Fifteca per
aons are reported here to have been
burned and crushed to death tonight at
a dance ia Villa Platte. La, whea the
building caught Are on the lower floor
la i restaurant. The dancers were on
the second floorV aad according to thi
report, many were injured ia ths rush
to escape. ...
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Celiaa, On Nov. 22. More than iV
(XX) ia govemmeat. boada, mostly Lib
erty issue, was secured by robbers who
early this morning cut their way with
sa acetylene torch into the vault of the
Farmers Savings Bank at Rockford, tea
miles' aorta, aad looted eighteen of the
sixty deposit bozo of the vault. ,
Pinehnrst Tearaey Wlnnera.
Plnekurst, Not. 2. J. G. Nicholson,
of New Bedford, and W. L. Milllkin. ef
Hyannisport, woa tha combined score
medal play tourney at Pinehurat today,
with a joint round of 178-31, 147. Par
ker Whittmore, of Brookline, turned in
the best individual round, leading the
field of 36 players with a gross 79.
Death ef J. M. Stewart.
Sunn, Nov. 22. Mr, John Madiaon
Club at the'T. M. C. A. auditorium
Stewart died Wednesday night at 1M
o'clock. The funeral will take place
Friday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
with burial ia the family graveyard
near Coats. Ha was ia the sixty-third
year of bis age.
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1 C. U BKVILL, ,
Urges Individual Dealer In the U. B.
if
m LOT
of Extra Fat Good Haired
ALL SIZES
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JUST ARRIVEIV "
Twelve Carloads of Ellules and Morses
En Route
,
I now have on hand a big lot of extra fat, good haired, blocky mules, all sizes
and a good assortment of horses and have twelve more carloads en route.
If you will come to Fayetteville I can show you more quality, a better selec
tion and a better price than you can possibly find elsewhere.
Be Your Own Judge Come and See for Yourself
Lu
m W
i l l I LaZZZS
Largest Individual Dealer in the United States,
Fayetteville, N. C
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MOTOR .SA
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Distributors of
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S&Ies Room said Service Station 112 E. Davie St.
Cars Now On Display
Underfill! Motor Sales- Go.
11 T. UIiDERHILL, President
J. W. UNDERHILL, Vice-President
R. D. CUNNINGHAM, Sec. and TreasY
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