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NO. 45T
SAUS3URY. N. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 1. 1906.
$4.00 a Year.
Ir
H PEOPLE BUYJA TUG TURNS TURTLE
30 PEOPLE DROWNED.
MOBS UNDER CONTROL
TO SEARCH RAILROADS.! 100 HORSES STAMPEDE
tED TO SALISBURY.! THREE OF CREW DROWNED
TRADING STEAMER SINKS.
SPRINGFIELD IS NOW QUIET. INVESTIGATION IS COMING.! ARMOUR PLANT DESTROYED
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J Place of the Lit Bishop The
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Moore a SI(L
WiHard. of Portland,
Coej to the Bortoaa.
Man,
Isleigh Real Estate and
Company has
"i Mr. ' Samuel
bins. t!,a:iiiterst of Mr. MeCub-
Gloucester. Mass.. March 1.-
Th Naatber Lost it Not Lew thaa
Tweaty, Probably TWy.
Christian ia, March L News
has just been received here from
, t'.i
i,i, The tug, Willard. turned turtle ! Haugesund to the effect that be-
McCub- and went t0.the bottom this (t ween twenty and thirty persons
Mobs Honed the StreeU Last
Doiag Great Diaii.
Night
morning, carrying to death three j were drowned in the Binking of
l.!S ; r-in L Shaver and oth- w' lne Qrownea are tne trading steamer Thorz, near
en in ttt tract of land on the W'Tlwrnf. Falmouth. ! that place.
s- Whs ff Salisbury
known as
r.
land. Maine,
of Boston.
and Geo. Greason,
;op Moore place and con-
of fifty acres. The con-
m was $3,500. Mr. J. T.
one of Raleigh's prom- MR. G. H. KNIGHT WINS BRIDE
(ken, was in Salisbury .
Springfield, O.. March l.-At
nine o'clock this moming the
situation was well in hand, the
militia being in absolute control
Charles E. Hughes u asked to Become
Chief Inquisitor.
Fire at lie Philadelphia Pleat Caniei
Law of $100,000.
Philadelphia, Pa., March 1. -
and closed the deal for
ik-rty.
.Jaleigh company will lay
perty off in lot and put
'i$ the market in a few
MarrWd Yesterday Ahem t. Mia: Nw york Maa.h hPnd.
Sue Hraau. of Mariaa. ! dnt Raer, of the Resiling Com
pany left Philadelphia this morn-
Miss Sue Hvams. of Marion, imr ti nmfi
and Mr. Guyon H.
Nlbury. were K.amel yester-1 situation. It is believed that
Washington, March 1. The'
Interstate Commerce Commission j A plant of the Armour Beef
is on a hunt for special counsel j Company on the corner of Har
to assist in conducting the rail- ris and American streets, was
of the rioters and everything jSj road investigation imposed upon j uestroyea eany tms morning oy
quiet. The actual damage done it by Senator Tillman in the Gil- j fire. It consisted of a large re
i ti u i 'lesnie resolution. Charles E. friireratiiiir and storage house
DDrPinri'T ll'n Dim Til 1 u" K v woo msi ...gut was novas: r , "
rKtoIUtnl AAll OAtK I ALU. the night before but was equally ! HuKhes- of New York- is the, and stable. A nundred horses
,. jM disgraceful. Three houses ' man tne commission would like' were in the stable when the fire
were burned and others stoned, j 10 n8ve ana 11 ,s 811111 ne nas been ; 0TOKe oul many were Kiuea in
Not one but a half dozen mobj! tentatively offered the position, j the stampede which followed. A
varying in strength and v icious- Should he decline, either Judge ! large stock of meat in store in
nets roamed the streets, doing Calhoun, of Chicago, or John G. the house was consumed. The
damage in the most unexpected ' Carlisle, former secretary of the j lo3S is estimated at over $100,-
Dw.e. i treasury, may oe seiectea. uoun- ". .
Twenty-eight who were arrest-
They Ct Over tke Coal Field
twa To-day.'
Srtua-
isel will be chosen within a week. !
Wert WeO-Nigh deta
il? Tau Meraiaf.
Iiof Declaration!.
of Marion. : in to confer with ..Presidents f. r,,;-.;,; i 'He will be chief inquisitor in the U'nUClI nOll'VCDC IHTDCICC
K night, uf : Roosevelt on the anthracite strike I LiJ.J thi, mm.in' 'investigation which will be the ' " ulnL'1 ""'"-r.J ..IUULH.IL
Fm.Hn wrhnsVith no-.!most far reaching the govern-! ' .
SH FOR SEATS TflflAY "y a,tern,,ori Bt 4 o'clock at the j Baer went to Washington at the 'tjcipating in the riots, nine with!ment has ever undertaken. It A New York Preacher Maine Start-
. n me 01 me Dnuen s motner. ; reiuest of the President disorder'v conduct and five wihilstlle desire of the commission
Mrs. J. H, Hyams. Rev. H. H. President Mitchell has re-jrj-ying concealed weapons, j tn "8ccure man who will perform
"""r U1 "ZrTy'n cnurcn cwereo.,rom peprsion-oue to. Continuations were asked in eachne 01 worK cnac. nMgnes- New York, Feb. 28. -The Rev.
oiiiciaiinif. jne onue wore a tne strain oi events forme last
iieautifu! aoing-awav
yor'Todd said ilrst hearings open to the public, lecture lastvening on ' Where
at the Twen-
lieve there would be any nwre.imrwn nin -.we next isw j ty.fourth Street Methodist Epis-
trouble. Troops are to be keptiweeK3- wter- lRe commlsS1" col church, made an appeal to
on duty today and tonight. j'11 Slt m various parts of thj wonien for temperance.
of the
- vanct. sale for Berithatdt Wmf?K - , ih; wrtm
utos-that when Sarah "an-
here March loth, she will
dressed in conventional black'. ,a the Ashland HvUse'thtt TnorW."tWi. ..in"V'VWw. ma will probably be held in Wash-uu
"!? nrreeted by an audience which
v.Utas the capacity of Merun-O-'s
theatre.
The sale commenod shortly
hour an impatient line of buyers
kept Manager Marsh lia.y. All
of the I3.0M and $2.50 mhW were
ragerly'anapixil up. There was.
iilso a steady demand for tirt
orseata. and by noon nearly
I '.( of the $," seat had leen
,.; 1 - Three of the boxes wen
' ! d uring the earlv rush.
. "..j peats may be had on the
or.
if after the first rush there
Tj? more or less steady de
ifor seat from Mated
i
a,rer Marsh is mure than
I 1 with the opening sale.
t is confident the
Jsnme nf th aeeimpH
gown or weefcbefore Kotsevet intervened rnemliers of the"
tiftm wis' in th soft coaf 'situation. " SeeRispringfieid.'''' M
Ttft attendants were MissCar-i ing Mitchell declined to discuss
rte Hyams and Mr. Edward Guy. i the anthracite or bituminous
During the ceremony "LoveV aituation.
Pleading" was beautifully ren-: . . i
TZ uZ iSE'S TOLB iN A FEW LINES.-KANSAS IS CRYING FOR CARS.
Maye Blanton received. !
Mr. and Mrs. Knight came to, (Jotict of the Puu( Throai asd Coa-
Sulisburv lat on No. 12 and will' , . , ,
, . , , , . , itmtti Local New.
ma ke their home here. The bride
f this ijopular vounir man is cor-'
ity engineer .. si. miner Chicago, reb. 28.-r rum Kan
went to Statesville this morning, sas the cry is still heard of a'
Mr. .!. I.. Cecil, a former Sail- shortage of cars. There are still
Knrinn nttxk- At' f:rinn ic Vi... in. V
day.
Miss Fan McNeely is home
again after
ncn. - . new iuiiv, rvu. tD. iuc ivey.
arejdid flr " Armstrong insurance. Madison cPete'rs of the Baptist ...r
lt fanie of,'1. in his ,
ILiUad Han Wk-at Pretty Well
Ckaaed tip, Bat there's Con to Move.
within the
Later, the
country affected by tne invest!-1 The alarming increase
Kn- . ! drink habit among women of
' j America, especially in New York,
PIiriUST IllFS FfinM RinV he said, was a great peril to the
dially welcomed to Salisbury.
THE WARM SPELL CONTINUES
The Weather Forecast for North Caro-1
liaa for 24 Hoars. '
Tiie w eather forecast for North
Carolina for the ensuing 24
hours is : Fair and somewhat
wanner to-night. Friday, partly
whole cloudy and warmer.
home and to the republic.
"It is a common sight in' this
Harrr TeoDj, Libt Weijht PajiUst, ' city," said the clergyman, "to
was Fearfully Paaished. ; see women, and often girls in
their 'teens, drink in public x
San Francisco, March 1. - ! frequently and as hard as the
ast quantities of corn that State1 Harry Tenny. the light weight men, often with men old enough
awaiting shipment, and holders : wno was seveny oeaten ;
of it have become impatient. :;nd knocked out in the four-1 At a recent luncheon m this
Th... f..r nf.h . tcenth round in a bout with : city twenty-four ver' young
rranKie reii last nignt, aiea tins ; u" iiu'ij uuim-a
;of champagne, while fifteen of
I them smoked stven dozens of
DANCED, THEN OPENED FIRE. 1 dared to tell the secrets of their
-. . profession they could tell tales
.i - -e
amo.Hnu, mrm.s ... , ment8i and the buU of that cropjnwrmng.
'seems to have been disposed of!
Irs. J. M. Flippin ar.d R. V. but little impression has yet been
Brawley returned this morning made on the corn.
from South Carrlina, where they , In addition to the car shortage,
1 jk ill be sold out some time
: !?ance of the date of the
; . : .ry.ance.
. iit will be on sale tomorrow
and eerj" day thereafter as long
as any (remains.
The ? demand for seats from
! her dties of the State coiitin-
Mr. Johastoa Retaras to Work.
Mr. T. Edgar Johnston, city
ticket agent of the Southern, has
returned to his duties this morn
ing, after an absance of three
. months, part of which he was a
to increase. In the audience' ver' ick man- , Mr J?h.nsto.n
' 4 play-goers from every city .
entirely restored to health, a fact I
have been attending a meeting , there also is a shortage of motive Ohio Nefro Shoots and Kills Hi Two
of the Tri-State Medical Society, power. The roads having out-j Tonneator.
Mr. G. H. Dortch, secretary of ' standing orders for new equip- ; . 0-
the Atlantic Fire Insurance Com-; ment are becoming impatient for ( Columbus, Ohio. Feb. 27.
pany. of Raleigh, was- in Salis-; the dHvery of the goods. ; Robert Butts and George Bridge-
hury to-day. Mr. Margrave 'water, young white men of New
Brown is the local representative: Georgia Peache and Plaau Killed. Pittsburg. Ohio, died in a hos
of this excellent company. ! . . , - . 'pitalhere to-day from wounds
of the consequences of drink
among women that would chill
our blood." ,
ELOPED FROM WASHINGTON.
Minister Kept Waitiag Until Girl
Maaaeed to "Steal" Away.
Moultrie, Ga., Feb. 28. -At
- - . .t, l.. -:..Li i,
; Mr. kWchei, Better. wJZv-n d egand i.lDonovn-C0,ored- - Rockville, Md.. Feb. 28.-Hen-
, taw was down Ai degrees and is , Butu and Bridgewater hadlry Lec Neely, of Hinton. W. Va..
.Aie mm me ciiimore railing rapiuiv . a snarp wwia is : forC(fj J3onovan to dance a clog, ; and Miss Ully Chiaholm. of
i ! Hospital at 8:30 this morning sta-. blowing from the southwest and;nd after emptying their re vol-j Washington, were married he.e
u.u...e, mere - pro.u.mjr uu. .i wm ; . hi thp tn :cafllrJ. :, Thev ha.l nuu
SUte. Danville will also K'"r. . r w
jreiente.lby quite a large n'Mt ot lnon
!uon- . M...M J i c.u.l. ' ted that engineer P. D.
n evidence I me merest . , . . . ... .. n
frth..r.ir. aunramnre m... vi; ,. ; u , umb.u w u, .,,,, "-;him. Thereupon Donovan shot ! arrangements with Rev. Thomas
Ka n u.s a. u . :r- r:f"T :rr': " r I was mutn "nler 1,1,8 mo""K- cy ' . anu. "um . lre I Butts in the left lung and Bridge-! H. Camubell. nastor of the Ban-
v. .., tuw oeen wan uieouiisnury neai- ' - - - ,- ! are n ful bloom and there is but .1 n... ' l "
o.
ir...
13
ikdame Bernhardt,
f-rnity copies oi tarmine ty and Guaranty Company as a
Been placed with one book- stenoirranher. iroes to Huntinir.
the city. jtonWest Virginia, to Uke a po. cotton stands still again to-
le accommodatio.ts for sition with Lane Bros. A Com-iday- lne local lrlee )ald ls
town visitors have been nany. ' J" V4 cents.
Miss Mauney is one of the ! .
- town's most attractive young wo-! New Ads. To-day.
: J .-!:.. .:ti ' .. .
KFIV FDFIfrlT FIT1HTQ ' ouusoury society win, McUubbins & Harrison to.,
ilLn inLlUnl LiUliLo. be a big loser by her leaving. ' Real Estate. Datre 4.
I ' I The position she accepts carries j Burt Burt's Boston on your
-,er Shops Now CettiBf'TwelTe!withitahandsome8alary- i f.et, page 8.
i . D j- ! ' Saleeby Kisses,
i Cotton To-dav. little nope entenainea ior tneir'
little hope entertained
escape.
water in the stomach.
lis in jail at Logan.
TJe Southern Railway has re
.jpy purchased for the Wash
tn and Danville divisions
en freight engines of the
J'fic type. They were manu
ured byvthe Baldwin Loco
iive Works, of Philadelphia.
iie are for the Danville division
Miss Foster to Visit Saliibury.
' Miss Mary Foster, daughter of i ted-
; United States Senator Foster, of !
Louisania, comes to Salisbury j
! next week and will be the guest Buras,
rof Mrs. E. C. Gregory.
page 4.
Chicago Portrait Co., men wan-
W. A. Brown, fresh fish.
With
Brooks to Defend Blackhara.
1,500 Bales oi Egyptian;
Cottoa.
Fall River. Mass., Feb.
, take place at 3:.T0 o'clock Satur
j day afternoon, but they failed to
. put in an appearance at the min-
IredeU i. Charity Colon... . SNEEZED HERSELF TO DEATH ister's home until 8:30 P. M. It
The Statesville Mascot is sorry was explained that the young
to see that Iredell county is not ;obio Cir, Kuttni BooJ Veuel Af. j lady was unable to "steal" away
self-supporting. "We lack $115; : earlier.
of paying to the State what we : ter a Tea-hour Attack. i The party returned to Wash
receive," it says. "This should; ; . jington immediately after the
not be. A county with the! . Cincinnati. Ohio, Feb. 27.- ceremony, their stay in Rock ville
wealth of this should get out of D1" came to Bessie Cole, daugh-, being exactly twelve minutes,
the charity col umn.and w e will. ; ter of Stephen Cole, of Blomm-1 The only objection to the marri
This is the last 'year we propose insburg, Fayette County. Ohio. jage 'a understood to have been
to be there, too." Iredell coun-y;irtcrday after a s')el1 of nee?' the age of the couple, the young
ty should come out of the class. ! " which lasted ten honr- 1 man being but 21 and the young
Lnarloue i nronicie. : ! iv-
cnused death.
Great is Uncle San.
Of course we are expecting to
bring France and (iermany to-
in or-iinl ! tfether. We saved China from
j Mr. R, A. Wheeler, of High, !
2X. -I Point, who so successfully con- Once open the door to trouble i
Fire to-day destroyed the store ! ducted a lot sale here last year, i and its visits are threefold; first,
N ,.. ,i.,Cn;ii i.,-,j f 1 u. ,.f n,.,:.. -..(.,, m.. ;.,.... i ii'. ...,!.,,. ;n c.,i;tl,,,- nnii.-uiutmn: second, in nctnnl
It nna uuniikcii .ivnincu .iuui VI uiuinvc VUlll'll mill ! suvilt Mtunrw.ftj in wh."m. . , ""v.-!- - , - . ; , . .
ifl six for the Washington divis- Solicitor Brooks that he has ac- 2. The loss is $125,000. The! Mr. Wheeler is much interested; presence; third, in living it over; partition six earn aj,o . iou,
i Three are already in use cepted a retainer from Congress- store house contained a large' in Salisbury property and says again. Therefore, never antici- , ".'",,',,lfl, '.,"'1
Jdtheother twelve' are being! man Blackburn and will be one ' amount of raw material, includ-jhe proposes to become a still pate trouble, make as little of its;ay exited' to ''soive the Mo
rten in readiness at thecompa-'of counsel in his defense before ! itig 1,3S6 bales of Ssvptiaii cot-! mole vxteiifive investor in local presence as possible, forget it as i roccan tiiie:ioi now. Dui ham
8 shoos in Snencer. the Federal court in Anril. 'ton. enterprises. : soon as past. iun.