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MALE MES Associated . rres$s Service i Tr a Times' ? 7 Classified Ad. ''. it Vol. LXXI. No. 111. PRICE FIVE CENTS. The Weather PAIR. RALEIGH, N. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1912. LAST EDITION. Double the Nvimber of Paid Subscribers in Raleigh of any Other Newspaper. THE it HIGH MASONS' NEW OFFICERS . - "jCiairaiapter Royal Arch Masons, In Session Today, Elect Officers For Coining Year BANQUET LAST NIGHT Raleigh Chapter Sets Spif.-u! Hi-fore Its Own Members a"il Visiting; HlUliieu Colonel Olds Carries Delegates lo Simic Points of Inter f t Grand Coiiiiiiitnilci y to Elect (llihcrs Tomorrow .Iiout i'ji't Dclcgnlcs Here for Ceremonies. Thi" grand ciiupior, Uoyal Arch Mason!1, whb-ii is mooting i Raleigh in ct.nii-'cl ion witli IliO Grand Coun cil -and Grand Couimundery, today circled olliri rrf for the: ensuing year, The fraud council,. Royal and Select Master:-'-, will chat ofii'eers tills after noon, and iiii' Grand Couini.ili'hT.V vail elect, oflic r; tomorrow morning. The f,.-il In I'lii;: III' I lieso bodies In re v:i'. ceiehr.t't-d l:i:vl liiulit' v.i.li an In tor;iL' hniiiiiiol given by the Hal eigh chapter, ..and nearly 2oo local ami visit ing hrot hivn partook of the felist. This afternoon Col. Med A Lids, secretary of the chamber of commerce, gal lu'rcd a o'l of I ho' tie gates under bis protecting wing and 'curried, litem oat the slate's pri son and penitentiary oil ic-tour - of i ns)f't ion. There are 12"i or more high Mason;; n. the city. Til'' others of tin- Grand Hnyal Arch Chapter, elected today, are as follows: John E. Cameron, Kiiislon, grand high priest, John T. Alderman, deputy grand high priest. A. S. Guorard, Asheville, grand king. Geo. S. Norflcot, W'inston-Saleni, . grand scribe. ... II. V.. Heed, Concord, grand prin cipal Hojonrr.fr. l). Y. Spencer, Salisbury, grand royal arch .captain. It-. H. Pick'-H, Wilmington, grand in a :!'. of Iirst veil. .1. .1. Phoenix, Greensboro, grand master second veil. Edwin (iliidiiion, Soulherii Pities, grand muster of the -third veil. With 2S chapters out of the ,-43 represented, there were about 1 3" Royal Arch Masons here-- in attend ai.ee on the 'Hireling last night, pre sided over by Grand High Priest Hui;h A. .Miirrill. of Cha.-lotte. The openini; session was held in the Ma- : onic Temple, and. :it . S : 1 . the viwilors and itiileih Masons were at the baiiiiuel a! the Yarhorouih Hotel, nearly two Imndrpd beiiis present. The bamiiiel hall was a brilliant scene and the menu was ex cellent. In the i:itniiet Hall. The toastmasler was Past tlrand Master V. K. Sinn It, ol HaleiKli. vho opuneil the haninii't event m a very hapi'V speech of '.vekome and intro duction. With him at the Ioiik head (able were on tin right llimh A .Murrll!. ol I'lia.'lolie, i;rand Itic.h priest ol the lii -ind chapter: , t liioivn. ol : i -1 1 ; 1 1 . grand command er of grand coinniaiidery ; ,1. '1 d .inUiK KOIIERT V. AIU 'II HAM). Of Ihe i'ltlteil Htnlen circuit court, ngninst wliom liiiieuchinent cliarBen me now Ih'Iiiu cimnlilercil by the Jtuli" clary I'oiiiinittee of Hie 1'iilted Suites ioiim of reprosieii I n t i et. 4 ;i M St, n .... am f L ( H 1 Alderman, of Henderson, grand mas ter of grand council; Rev. N. S. An derson, D.D., of Winston, grand pre late of grand commandery, M. S. Willard, of Wilmington, grand treas urer; John C Drewry, of Raleigh; .lames Southgate, of Durham. On the left were Gen. Carle A. Wood ruff, high priest of Raleigh chapter; J. E. Cameron, of Kinston, deputy grand high priest; A. S. Guerard, of Asheville, deputy grand master; Dr. .lames C. Braswell, of Whitakers, deputy grand commandery; James C. lUunds, of Wilmington, grand sec retary, and Lat Williams, of Wil son. (iraiiil High Priest Speaks. First to address the banqueters was Grand High Priest Murrill, who made his annual report, Hub showing that the grand chapter was growing in membership and finances and in fluence.'. His remarks were full of encouragement and the year's work done by him was set out. He re ported new chapters organized at Minneapolis, in Avery county, and at Lenoir, in Caldwell county, and also that the old chapter at Hamilton had been re-established and moved to Willianiston in Martin county. The (irand Treasurer's HepoW. Grand Treasurer M. S. Willard, of Wilmington, next made his report, and this showed the order in excel lent condition. His 'report showed a balance on hand from last year of JL'.Kio.o:! ; received from interest, lf:iii,('.S; received from grand secre tary, L'.7S:i. Ol); making a total of 4,74.71. Disbursements, $2,!JC4.C!i; cash on hand, 'J,,' I 0.H2. Perman ent fund: lialance last, year $1. l'J4.5ii; interest, $r:!.L'l; 'impropria tion, ifLTiii; making a total of $1, 427.70. v The (irand Secretary's ISejiort. (Irand Secretary J. ('. Muiids, of Wilmington, next made his report. This showed that the grand chapter has now 4:i chapters with a member ship of 2,8.r7 against 40 chapters and i)2: members last year. The num ber exalted in the chapters were 4. All chapters, except three. made reports and paid dues. Following these reports there were a 'number of interesting talks made by various members, the first speak ers being Deputy High Priest J. K. Cameron and Past Grand High Priest James H. Southgate, Sr., of Durham, who spoke concerning the work and the high purposes of the order. All the addresses made were excellent, and after these adjourn ment was hud until this morning when the Wick was taken up again MTTI.K l'l,ATIN'(i Cotton Heducl ion in Meckleiilmrg Will be Ahoiil .( Percent ot Iucli Corn, (Special to The Times.) Charlotte, May 22. Fanning op erations in .Mecklenburg county have in few instances been as far behind the ''.-.normal state of crops as thin season, for a time threatened... ah' solute failure, and as it is, the farm ers are almost a month behind in their work. Cotton, the almost ei. elusive Crop of the county is esti mated to be not for than forty per cent planted judging from the aver age of Other years. What has been planted has come up easily, and is practically in as good conditon as for the corresponding season last vear. when excessive dryness or crated to prevent germination and necessitated replanting in miuiy in stances. The corn crop is as nearly as far behind as cotton, and only in a few lie Ids is this crop to be found grow ing. I ATllKi: TKSTII'IKD Son Got Drunk and Disorderly and 4iot 1)0 Days. (Special to The Times.) Greensboro. May 22. An unusual incident occurred In municipal court vestet ilay w hen r rank .May, ap nea red as a witness against his sou who was accused of drunkenness and alleged bad conduct and who has- a I'amilv. and (secured the conviction of i he son who was given a 'term of !i0 davs on the roads of the coilii IV by Judge Fare. The father's story was the testimony upon which conviction was had and which re sulted in such severe punishment. Court lit C;ii'tlm!;e. Carthage. Muv 22. Court opened nere Moniliiv with Judge Justice on the bench mid up to this writing no case which demands much 'note has been before the jury. This for the trial of civil cases only. In the precinct primary here Sat urday only two candidates came up before the meeting: These were Wilson and I'tiderwood, vVilson re ceiving :!! of the votes cast, while Underwood received only 4. It will be a Wilson-Kooseveit light in this county, about !i! per cent of the re publicans being for Teddy. Clti.ciiH' Ticket Winn. Denver, May 22 Uy over twelve thousand plurality, the citizens' ticket, headed by Henry J. Arnold for mayor, defeated the democratic organization ticket in yesterday's election. - HiirKlurs Hob Hank, Tulsii. Oklu., May 22. Burglars blew the Safe in tho bank of Key stone, escaping with two thousand dOilUM, UPRISING N CUBA SER OUS Is More Alarming Than At First Supposed U. S. May Send Warship Santiago, May 22. The negro up rising is increasingly serious. Over five 'thousand negroes have 'taken up arms in Orien:o province. Ho;, d Shirk-and Joseph Itryun, Aiuerican citi'.ens. complained to Amerit iiii Consul HolHiday, at Sautiago, today tliat they wen; assaulted and robbed on the way to Siheiieyhy a band of irmeil negroes. Trouble Widespread. Washington, I). C, May 22.- State. department advices today y.( at e that the Cuban revolni ionnry move ment is more alarming and. wide spread' than ill iirst supposed. The negroes are well armed. The lead ers are threatening- foreign property.. Conflicts between tile rural guards did negro bands resulted in casual ties to the-guards. The number of revolutionists is oliiciallv estiuiiiti'il it. -fifteen hundred. ' The.. Cuban gov ernment -is hurrying' roups to the lifer ted zones. May Send (.unheals. Washington, D. ('.'. May 22. The s.tate department is considering send- in." 'a warship to Cuban waff-i'M, be cause of the negro uprising, to sup plement the small naval force then now, embodied in the little gunboat Paducah and the suncy boat Kagle. The gunboat Nashville is at Santo Domingo, and the cruiser Montgoin ery at 1'ensacola, witiim two day; run of Guantanamo, the center of the insurrection. S;reiigthenfirg the merican Naval force lliere would prevent any move toward reckless destruction of foreign property. l.AD MASHKS I'OOT (Jot Caughi in Press Ihindsoiiii1 Apartments (o be r'iuished Soon. (Special to The Times.); Durham. Mnv 22. -Utile Sam itasoherry the bright Utile fellow that helps around the. press of the Durham Sun, caught --his loot in .the brake wheel this afternoon.-and bad !'v mangled it. The hoy is 1 i. rears old and was apprentice to a press manship, alter the accident a docio was summoned and the foot, dressed Without complicaiior.s the boy will soon be well and back at: his work Work has begun on the $100,000 apartment house that is to he erect ed by Mr. George W. Watts on West Main street. The basement had been finished and the other work will soon be iu progress. The house will -be something new for this city, and it completion is being looked forward to with the greatest interest. Troops Will Patrol Holder. Faluns. Texas. May 22!- -To pre vein contending. Mexican troops t'roiu using American territory around Cii.whilYinne Mi'vico Colonel Steveei t..l-iv ri,.(lni...l twn trniiiis nl' clival rv to follow along the . boundary line Fevera miles to tue east, parallel any lighting that may occur. The evacuation of Guadalupe, by the fed eral-v is a ruso that was expected l culminate in a light here soon. BOLAND TESTIFIES Washington, May 22..-- W. P, Ho liiud, of S. rantoii, I'a.. auiinr of 11k charges which threaten .the Impeach meni of Judge A. Itoberl Arilibald of the commerce 1 onrt, today told his stoi v t ) (lie house judiciary, com mifleo. lSoiand declared he became couvimed the coal r:,ilroads in IVnn s'.ivaiiia were Using An hbal.l. and "K was not the cxccpi ion but llu1 rule that Archbii'.d w;is willing to serve the railroads." Poland r ferred to the case in which th Marlon Coal Company was defend ant in I 'JOs m Archhald s court Hohind said about this time he niai a (omplaint to the , Intcrgtiite com merce -commission, against discrimi nation by the railroads and Inline dlately "things began to move against him In Ins rises. The way Judge Archhald ordered inc. to go on with this case convinced me he was not. on the level,"- said Poland The latter said 'that after hearing some things about Archhald from his confidential friends he began in vestigating. Xo Flection for Hisbop, Minneapolis, Minn., May 22. The twelfth ballot for bishops in the Methodist Episcopal church resulted In no election. The leading candl dates nre Dr. I.ucock of Kansas (it H. J .Cook of New York, und V. I) I.etle, of Detroit, LOSING OF PEACE TODAY Haior J. C. Heinpiiill In Splendid Address Champions the Rights of Women flUEPHY MEDAL WON igl.i (.radilal,s IJeccii,- 1 (i'doiu.is. Miss Corn l,ee 'Moutgiein ry; j ell (iraduaic Miss Eliabcih Spaicow Keciives First lloiun Tin- ..lur pliy .Medal Won by Nannie Petieviay Four Vnetig Ladies'. It:-, ccive ( erlilicales P.i1 !:-s I'iocik cd by Dr. W. Sli t'. l it Kvcr cises.in iiapel .. Tit-- Mertiing ( iii .es ear at I'oarc. Kiglit voung wmiii . :d.'d wiih n-.i! biiiichi s of How . i . 1 1 iL- ice,' i i-d. t lieir d ipli . I'-s o'' I'eace Instil ill- : : ill go mil 10 iill tin !- i al plan s in I he v.or!. .: Inf.'. tine, full dipbm:: v;. nioru- :is griidit i loihiv i i liiviii a'y world. nv.ard, ! oiiiH'ry. r.-duat il'g I'll In onlv lir.s !0li;.a- .i i he vi n !;e i out est ii.'lVivd- .by ill', ilie, Iti c.lass who southern if move i'is piedal ' ;.' .-' .was : .- ,1'itres his lo' Miss Cora Li 1 1 i special' honor o : Willi Iirst honor was : 1 1 . 0:ie member 01 t tie cias.- leiii iloiiiier Sparrow, Only second in intev. s ling oi tneir diplomas for tli" Murphy nuda udge J. I). Murphy, oi hat member of the st.-i:; writes' the nest pa pi r literatu;e or historicul t meiit. The jtvvarding o today, to Miss Nannie one ol ine most intet-' ' o! coninienceiiiiMit . 1 The exercises were, "it V jif the hool ch-ipel this iii-i: ::,t: , 1 n o'clock and were atti a ! -d h.; manv riciid.' of the graduate-"aiiti'. students uid of the "in s't it it ion. . The atninal ad.he mad'.' by i ir el'- I lii- Major .1. C. Hemp,. .i (iiarlr-tt'e' O'oscrv pi:. i: '.''iioin the :- i--iulid I'h.iui:- "ai; I; and ': n;u-'"s-'f woi'ieii in ;n g w OUK if! d ." : PIOII. lie stood son phai i( ally for the ri;;'. all splu-res of if,? , i -i , 1 1 (leiioum cd n iio uncertain tm-n.. tin- uieu'liei i witli sii pie. a .iaa'.i'd wouiiii . ' of liis own . lii-x, w i .i e'!ish:i'?ss ha1, e ,.,, siiue ; In days of V The : open: ng ;,! was offereil iiv h'liflei s'uivilli' Itev. Mr. Griiiir:!! It has usual!-. ! - i! tile el's otu ! i.'! in-t ions at' thtvst : !.e list is a l"U" i"i -I" this . nor ii:'. read the list . exercises, nut ;.s one it was omi' i ud w ill he iKt' i Two .piano i.j- I h.t.'r. !- .'. rs were renilt-r-!i !!. by Mis ed. ' Tari'.tileit".' flessie Iteiives. mi1! ".Novel.'!!!., (; Major," Si hlia : .::. Iy, Miss Kiiz. )i I el i ilii ates. belli McGee. A nariling Cert ilicat es w ri- awarded to four young' ladies, a l'i;!ova: 'ii-il, .st '.:.. I M 1 1 ;i ;. l:ei.pi;ig. . . icr. . tli-niu-ii :'V-!-tl. - i : Allen, l.alif! Miss (, hid; . typewriting '; Miss li :i:.. Englis'i. 'i.a: iti, Miss Mary pedagogy. Miss .'Eil wit!- ! . e!l, Kteiiigrai.h .a; Piploinas. and typew ri! in - ieli-. ei y In iu'Ch.eat iie. (Continin-il j ' diplomas to i in :m i'age Seven.) DIM S l-.l , I KPIIKNSON'S : I.; m -i : I '.-.' M.ii'iuetle. l i-.. May -J. - til i 1 1 I II ii:.!.l I consuiiiateil iu C by lldvviinl liiu ol two uiills o,v Sli;ille!iMIII, :nhei- ileal v.iis nnrcluise tml iy I' the er.t-M- ! icil by Senator iiiPFIIK, mum discussed -'Hhliimore. M.!.. Mav. 22..--The re port of the .'d, il n'.list I'rotcstaiit coaimiasiiui on ili'ircii iiniou ina.di yesterday to tin general, cotil'ei cut e of the Mrthodisi Protestant church,, was the chief (;.(.-. discussed at to day's session. Tin- report asked for endorsement- of the' couimission's work ami its nnt intiance anotlier four years, the .Methodist Pro testant unaniiu lusty declared; "There Is no doubt that both of the other." general conferences,' (Metho dist -Episcopal- and Methodist Church, South i will continue their commissions'. The withdrawal of ours would be deeply regrcted by them and would almost be a cnlamity." The cdinniitisioii declared that a I'nlted Methodist church Is practi cable, passible .and advisable, with the reservation thai Union of the other two deiioiniiiitlions must lint take place. EVIDENCE II HIS CAS E Coroner and Brother Testify As to Cause of Death and Identity ( Special to Tile Times. I Aslievili.'. X. C, .M;,v 22.- Tiie jury v, ;i : coa-pli !i-d in ihe Hawkins 'case, ami evideiice begun at 1 : o'clock- tiidav. The -court room, was crowded, -mostly v.itli men. Coroner trirk .; ml iioiiier Hawkins, a brother of Viyrlle, '-ere on Ihe stand this looriiing. Ti'O coroner told of go iiiir t',i L;il;.i' Osi-cohi to see the body ii.ul described iis appearance. He ihounlil it Hie bodv of M-yrile llaw- 1c ins;. He jii igrd dcatii was the re- i')i (if ii : i in i 1 oi-eraiion and !i.-H : .-lie bin! mi', tlrovvnr-d " as no Ivater v-'.i-' .n Hie fings er .totnai). lie llioiigat siie w.'u: d-ad before be ing in ihe v ;.ti r. i'':e -lT'-.i-t of his s;itiiiui was not changed by i-ross-::a ijiicat ioa as jo the ea use of deal Ii . lion.i'r -1 In A kins . ideni i.!it d ihe bodv as his sisters bv its' g-ueral iiin iiraiice, iind 'dress, esp.'tially Hie old cluiik and slioes norn In In r in bicVcling. lie 'had hiiiiit-i I'oi' her ilier sl'e ilif.iippeiired ami bel'iire the bodv. was . found had a.-.ked Kriidley or information. He had inve'si igat- ed rumors jjhat -.Mvri le. is ..alive, go ing to Atlanta for the -purpose-and found nothing in tliem. The faiiiily had offered a rew'ard of $".un. Ylli(.ii A IIF.MMCK ATS Coiivenl ion Will Meet Toiiion'on ut Norfolk Lclogates Will Not He lustriictt (1. Norfolk. May 22. - -The adviiiii-e Hard of delegates to I he-'ileiuocrii't i-- state coiivi-mion which assi-iiiides t aiuo.rro v to elect Virgin la's; twenty- four .n.ii I ioiial delegates is arriving ii lii.rg.- numbers. There are strong in (iii-ii: : oii s; that the delegation- wili gt to Haiti more uniustrni ."-fed'.- K--'!!ilior: Mji-ii!! alii! S'.vansoil, liepresl n: ai i i-Moiid and Governor Manii are i-dalei ior delegates ai large. .luiy t ttmplete in Daivov. ("as, l.os ngeh-s. , May 22 ----The'.1 vvat: co;.-iiitii today in the trial (f - i.vreiii'e S. I i rrovv, tile Cliii a go iiwjr-r, for alleged jury 'bribing tlur- i!itr -the McNamara trial. Hi rt ir.ink liii. I'm at. er M.-'Naniur.r iiei c! ive, tin : rale's -.t.-M- viiiies.-'i will hi' the lirs: Ivid-- S'.vi eiheai l and Mill.;.. if. HaiaaaV .Jil.. :la- 22. ,-"; llmu u aae ::,'..i lel.'.-ai 'eraior, slint a lid !..;.!! las ' s'Aa--t li.'.u ! , M I- i hie I-.. iJv; , vi li i .; nil t ae sf.'t-et :'.:.;..: a i:.-:i si.'-it.U d.' .I.eaioiisy wa i - i- ;-.;- iye. ; - , ..Minns lielriii to Work. i'iiilnri.-l'.rra. M;.y' :'2.- Aft..'r" 4 I :!a.-' ia'ei-." a 1 7 ."..i-Uii n iiuas H.;i'";'i'i-:; (!;.- !' -:;".:- 1 .:.: :a aailiia .-.j i !';i! lit i-ls. .-"lani'rt v-erli tt'.i.i :.:' c i!:t new .wage aur-'eiaeu!. Ilif sinn Piploiuat Demi. M.iai l a'rlo' M av 22. .'Count' Ni i-n':i 'onde--. Os:e-.i ;;:i l-:et:. -Id alii;: s. ader !" ' - r;i!.i!!y. dean t :'i!dii,iial tc. .laps at- Ueriiil. 'd- d to t'l.l.v at I lie a:'e ol. S:J. SUFFRAGT1E mm "WERE FQUHQ-.GUIL1Y ,':, II I liev.-'l . ' he !il i Hi ii ll! :- a : r. leader. ", .. iind Mrs; l'ellii'i- I . rV :.-'''. .i.thi! i oil "':. , v'n' 1 ;-.i: H-'." ; t i, v.j -lie lo.i.iy In-Kid ;, nit; Eat !l v.'iis ..-iit,-iit -.l to iii'ie liiieii lis rise' r-i. i ,t char e ' , h' t - -' i .-i-i iitti'iour. tla-.i- it; -.i . i'i '-. IT Tui' two-'.vomcn iij tile dock vcia. pahi.-tic iigui rs, vvhi-n t lie jiirv v-'-tiiratd the vcrdic'.of gi'.i.liy. '.its. I'atikhurst treiiiblt'd, ph ndinv: 'or tr.-iltiuei.t .is a ir.'sl i;la-s ir: mciinaut . .Mrs. l.uwi-elice iiniia,: her liiitids in ; pravcr. . c;.iived. as she cried: "May God ! t':il us as oar cause is just." The sentence does nut impose hard labor. ; KNDYMION !.N Large Crt-vvtls Out on Caiiipus to Witness Old (ireck Pluv. Louisburg, May 22. -Out beneath the etsiiiif sku-s, under the massive oaks of the college campus, some live hundred or more highly inl"r-es-'t-'d spectators came together Tues dny night to willies "Emlynioln." a Gre.i k .drama, in three iicts, retulered by :',." young, ladies from the Mii.r clafs. iissisicd by the expression clas.i; if Ilie Louiiburi', Female College, The play was curried out iu every i-tiiil with the adeptness of profes sional artists. . Ii is gem-rally conceded that this was t lie most brilliant affair of the kind ever pulled off in our progres sive lit 1 1 o city. I list nited praise is due Miss Elba Ilerininger, of Day ton. Tenn.. ' tiie - worthily popular teacher of expression and director of athletics in the college, for Un careful training and masterly direc tion of her class, which achieved such a signal success. This is .Miss enninger's Iirst year on the faculty. but she. lias already, on fur herself I iiiosi enviable rep. n, both as teacher and reader. ''-.. A feature of the play ' .igor- oas costumes ord'-red from lelpliiii, winch added givailv'to .'" ' pti-udor of i he occasion.; Spet-iiil mention should be made of the fol io -.v in.a .lars: ..Miss Louie Kerr - . ho took the-., nan of- Endv- i'i. Hie priace of ihe forests: Miss l.einh ' Aycock. Phayniii. with whom End; eiion is ill love;. I.auraine .lay Her. !vi!llt"lid"s. the' hived friend t.l Emh mioii: Louise Preston. K :i 1 llieiic , I'liinieniiie's bet Ii rot lied : .les- ie Holmes and Julia Harrow, king i nd 'jin '-li . Kathleen Eduerteu. Art en i.-: .liiyii :r M.-Wliorti-r, I It-vine-: Margaret Hitks. I'mi: Lnc.-na M;,ll get.. Morpheas, lielickuii .m,..:. I' 111 n lial ... Lai Ii Eai-uv I'lnr, n, e Etlg.-r'io.i M ild ( 'aval ilhi Vi, i:i,.,r, I, drva.ls. ' . iilesili.y ilfli rnoou ill.- eolleiie llil'lie) .Was tlirollgeil With quests In iev. 1 iie si i ii tl ill art exhibit ' v lndi lilei'ull.i l ovi-reil Ilie walls from i ,e lloor. in the celling: In Hie col hi i inn thei'" was mill!'.' pieces which he viib-iiei- i 'fa li iga order of : us ami elli e! grout credit on I lie i e,, a,,.i-. Mi.-s Maud Hicks, as well as Hie I It. IIOO HlM)'S SlEll'l To I It !i I Concatenation Next Month i ,i 1 1 1 1 1 1 c r ii i; i ii " - Ansix iiition, I opei iiil ui The; Ti liies.i Aslicville. .May 22. .The'- sapreiiie ine of ihe concatenated .'order of ii'd 1 1 on has decided t liai the an nual concatenation of i he order shall held this year in Asheville. the in i'orniai ion of it;; decision being caiiitiiiiiei in a letter to Viecregeiii .-"iiiitii. J. M. English of ..this citv oiii Scriveiiaior Maird of Nashville, oii'-i. ii 'Cation . will . liltt lv take a. 'am; .l.-nc 1 X-2u, a Ii hough no has . been, lixed for it as Vet. tile. I'll,,! Ia:e - ii I en- ii ,'v.iii' bi in 'about - j .000 . people en ifuin .various parts of tlie.l.'nit i States iind Canada and iio doubt many, of-'them will remain, hueaer rhan. Ilie i In ee days of thefoucaten- utio'M. . Other cities than Asheville n in 'if strong bids for . t he .'gathering of I'linbermen and much credit' it ine ..Mr. English for his efforts in. iialat ing ihe, supreme nine to decide I Asit-Viil,'. ; I'lloF. WITMlllIS' MOTHI1H DIES AT DA VI US' N . News v;as rnceived in the. city-'this aliei'iiooii ol' a lie deal Ii' ill I aviil'-0ii. Ah a ii It u li'. rg coilti'y. of Mrs. Sarah li a! IctiL'e W'ithers.illotlier of Dr.- W. A. Withivs, professor of chemistry in ihe A. and M. -College. Dr. Withers Id! for iiiiviiisou ' before - the tele- graui aiiiioiincing his niollier's dciith icaiiied I'ere, Mrs. W'itliers was liieiiiher of the Pr-'sbyi erian church, V;is 7 -i' years oh! iiu.1 js -survived- by sei'eti .-.children -iind. live graiiihhil- .li' ": 'lii eliiidreii are: Prof. V. A 'Haa s, V.i-st 'Uai.-igh:' J. i 'ih, i s. Iliividsofi ' lr. Hanks 'A : la rs, M-a 1; h n b.i !':; c-mnly: Mrs 'ie .le c'l-'ii, iiii!ii, ISrevard: .' Miss 'Mali, e Wii :,i !.-,., I i.ividsoa ; M rs. W ill t'a' ter-'tii. . .vli;'..issi I'i. and Miss Vie. t'ir'ia W-'iiera. 1 nviil--.;i.i. The liu.e-al v. il! he 1,! hi tomorrow' afternoon. J!i: ( iiV. Eli-' l ( i Al lE Al l. EN CASE. - Wyiiti jury in 1 1. ';. Vsi.,. May- 22. -The .- 1 ian.ie llt-u eiisc as i.ial s .o:'!i iu today. The d.-s : u 'i fanner!., i ' a alii !'. a' lacrtai i;;t. e aa.'iii .111-1 -'il mil"-! , lite epeaiiia :'.! a ! euitail iiii'.l of c itieiii'i' was c ip'-i ied ;j :.- 1 1: is a ! ' ernoi-ni. I in, II! : .of: in Aliegeil i'igt 1'. I ,- ,'a - M-i a v as ii-ied i !,!..- ai, r fle..!i I-. .''il' I Oiled -i i !.,: i'liaf lis. , .;' N lads oil !"e I'laipi1 of seii: i .- V,-1 ; i i: i-v, A! liUI'ev ('has. ''.' Karri appi an. d for 'he defiuid'.r,'. and a i-ood l-ii -i' ov iilence was intror d:i'. "d oif int. ii sides. Alston - 'was I'llMCi over to tilt- tit '.t levin of fed ei . -. Your' ui! :1, r if.4.ion bond, which wii.'.; i' iva c. Ai ci ieiug Mi n Have Day's Outing. 1 !.;lli!S,, Tev.is. May 2. Tile dele gin.. to tin- ssi!ciale"d Advertising clubs of A luer icii Ceu eiii ion , vi.-it''il I'e. l N of h itir a d;iv Is outing, i'he cot: . llt it'll seb'l'IS tile l'.ct lll.'ci illg pliKi- loimirrow. I :i 1 1 1 ni nr-. San Francisco and . Toronto a.-e contest ing. ----- : . ' I'.ii in Hold of Steamer. Mobile, Via.. May 22. - fire is ragitig ill the hold of the lliitihll aieamcr 'Alexandrian, loaded Willi coilen; uavi'l stores and lumber. The lire w ii-; disi .nerctl last night. A hard light is being waged lo rxiu giiish it. The steamer Is liiedulid to clear for Liverpool tills noon. ROOSEVELT RETS Wins Oyer the President In His Own State, Getting 32 of the 42 Delegates' 'RMON HAS BIG LEAD 'Hut WiNon Gels lliglil of the State' h Delegates I'.ooseveK lias A pureiitly -J(i,(Ml(l I'lnralily Over Tali, i'boiigb Hit- Count is ot ! " 'oiiiilftc Harmon (Jets the Delegates at Large by Reason of 'M ttiiig the .Majority in the Prfwi tleiuial . Iirel'ereiice die Har- inon's Mii ioriiy Evt ceils 'Kookc- veft' llural ole W as tt4ttht iiiituiglioiit (In- Slate. Columbus,.. Mav 22. I.afcer re turns indicated thai Harmon has captured district's' delegates against seven for Wilson. .The indi cations are that Tail will probably control the stale republican conven tion which elects six delegates at hire.!'. Story of Primary. Columbus,'. O., .May 22.--Early re turns show Roosevelt, secured at. least thirty-two of the forty-two del- gates to the republican national ion volition - in yesterday's primaries, iovernor Harmon on the democratic ado, has twenty-eight delegates and lovernor Wilson, eight, Harmon has y large lead in the nreHideiitlal ucference vote. Itoosevelt. it is estimated has ap- pgrently twenty thousand plurality over Tall. Taft so far has carried only , three entire districts. . Despite tlii';' fact .-that their names were not printed on the ballot William J. Bryan and Champ Clark received scattering votes.. Returns are meager. on the vote for delegates to the re publican state convention but it Is believed the Roosevelt forces will nominate. The convention will name six delegates at large. The demo cratic party in its cull provided that the candidate recelmg the large vote be permitted to name his own six delegates at large. This gives Har mon a better opportunity to increase ills number of deti-uattou If.irtiifin'u ! majority- probably will exceed Itoose- ven s. uii hip returns ot seventy of eighty -eight. '.''counties, Taft has I en of forty-two delegates to the na tional convention. ,.' .- .'..'. The rural vote -was 'light through out tire state. The fanners stayed at home ..planting, their crops. The vote, in the democratic preferential contest is unknown.'- Reports from 7.".." .precincts out of !),1H2 indicate tliii; Harmon.' received seventeen thousand in these precincts while Clark received iio and Hryan 155. President Slill in Figbt. Washington,' May 22.- President Taft. .returning'., from his Ohio tour, arrived this morning and plunged i-.no i! bps'y day at the white house olllie. - The president leaves Thurs day for th,. ew Jersey campaign. The primaries of that state will be held Tuesday. The president had ) hialeinent concerning the Ohio l Continued on Page Five.) (,EOK(;E I'. Mci'AHK, ' Solicitor of the agricultural depart ment, who, with Secretary of Agri culture Wilson and Dr. A, I), Mchln, of the bin can of iiiilmiil liuliislry, are iillegctl to have illegally employed the government postal frank fcml government stenographers In nd at tempt to Millie the Inquiry I lit a (he bail beef hituntlon, A.
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