Salisbngr, the Gem City; Gateway to West, Best TowrTin CaroIinajCome to Salisbury to Trade-Subscribe to The Post Whib Here
WEATHER T0RECAST
V THOSE WHO READ TIIE
v f WANT ADS ARE WINNERS
,' .
PAIR. V .
o
VOI NO. 228.
SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER t, 1913.'
PRICE TWO CENTS
SO CALLED SNEAK
E
pn?;TM4QTPP PFMnvrn -1
IS
lUfi
II
TO
l UUIIlif lUla-M UUliUIUS
FROM MT. PLEASANT
I
CARLTON'S BILL! BY 15 YEAR, OLD BOY
E!
BY THE STATE
FRIDAY EVENING
GOMMIHE
KILLS
DENOUNCED
mm
x
r
A Bill Which Wu Supposed to be
-'. Strictly Local Carried With it a
. Provision rutting Wilkes . Back
'Into the Eighth ? Congressional
J' Dltrlct-rBi)l : Had ; Passed the
House. '..- , " .
Raleigh, Oct. 1. A stir was creat
ed In legislature circle tonight when
it wan found that the House had,
with-out the knowing it, passed and
- sent to the Senate a bill that -would
: take Wilkes County from the Sev
enth Congressional District and re-
A:tt to the Eighth, the scheme be
hind the atempted legislation being
alleged be to upset the political com-
plexion of "the two districts and re-
store the Eighth to the Republican
column. It is charged to be a "sneak
v bill" and was introduced by Repre-
tentative Bumgarnor of ; Wilkes and
, the House passed it without reading
. it on the assurance, it is sfeid, of Mr:
.Bumgarner that ft was a local bill
- affecting his county. -
- Senator Daniel of Halifax was run
' ning through the bills for the Senate
. calendar tonight and found it . Its
. title is "a bill to be entiled an act
relative to Wilkes County, to repeal
chapter 693 Public Laws of 1913."
' Chapter 593 is relative to the Board
of County Commissioners of , Wilkes
i and allowances for clerk hire by the
: commissioners. There is another sec
u tion to the ";. bill that proceeds to
t specify that the section of the law
as to congressional districts that puts
Wilkes County in 'the Seventh Dis
trict be amended so as to restore
Wilkes to the Eighth District.
Leaders of the Democratic side of
the House declared 1, that they will
; call. Representative), Bumgarner to
account tomorrow morning' fer this
pTetf ' )f attempted legislation. Mr.
' Bumgarner'a: frfemg jnshrt that they
do'not bejieve' he KnewlHthis fea.
' ure oY the bill', and hint that he has
jkeen tfuped.as well1 as his Democratic
eoUeaguftS. flt ls known that the bill
-. was seat tcy. him from;, Wilkes, to be
Introduced.. ' , ' J - .'.
flVE PERSONS IN .
HOTEL FIRE IN KENTUCKY.'
. New haven, Ky., Oct'l. Five per
sons perished in flames that swept
through the business section of New.
Haven early today. - The, victims were,
Che wife, three children and sister of
' James Devers, who were trapped by,
the fire in Dover's hotel. The loss
on several buildings destroyed was,
fifty thousand. , "
INDIAN SUCCEEDS' NEGRO '
i REGISTER OF TREASURY
Washington, Oct.l. Gabe E. Park
, a Choctaw Indian, of Tulsa, Okla.,
was today sworn In as register of the
. neasury, succeeding J. Cv Napier, of
, Nashville, a negro. y
Advertisements:
As Salesmen
:-:f;i ;.iA s-i-'ri '
-,.V HOLLA KlD. "
YOUR advertisement Is '
just -as' raucb a sales- s
man as any clerk you em
ploy or as you are yourself.
- , But tho salesman can talk
and show gooda only to the
possible customer who enters
your store. The hdvrtlse
. ment talks to possible cus.
'tomera in their homes.
i( UserevVargmneDts 'tlisi T
ood salesman; would, ..use,
Let them talk frankly and
' honestly about the quality of
the goods and the price.
Don't let tbem Say any more ;
or ;any -less --than ,yoa .
' would want a clerk to say,
: than yon would say yourself. .
' ' There is a demand for cheap
roods. Tne cheaD. nnpoltsh-'
ed kitchen table has Its place
in human life the same as
solid mahogany.: There are
nses to which a cbenp quality
; of calico J can be put for
which the best" broadcloth
' would te unsatisfactory. - -The
man who baa only a
dime to spend can't bey the
dollar article. All he wants
Is something for his 10 cents
that is worth 10 cental Con
vince him that you will give
. him the worth of his money
and you get his trade, x
BILL TQ REQUIRE SEMI-MONTH-V
LY PAY ROLL FOR SHOP
MEN FAILS.
1
BUI Passed Legislature to Give the
County a . Civil Week Only for
March Nimmocks Bin Will Go
Over for Another Day Same Sena
tor Would Require Corporation
Commissioners to Give Whole Time
to Office.
Raleigh, Oct. 2. The House com-
milee on public service corporation;
yesterday afternoon Voted to report
unfavorably the billby Representative j
Carlton, of Rowan, to require the rail? j
road companies to pay off their shop
men semi-monthly instead of month
ly. The committee was divided but
no minority report will be, filed. It
was the concensus of opinion in the
committee, after considerable discus
sion .that such an act would benefit
but few of the railroads' employees
and benefit these few but little. A
bill somewhat similiar was introduced
at the regular session and after being
twice referred to the committee waa
killed. Mr. W. H. Miler, of the South
ern Railway, appeared before the
commitee yesterday and argued at
some length against the proposed bill.
After considering a number of local
bills the Senate Judiciary Committee
No. 2 yesterday afternoon took up the
bill introduced by Senator Nimocks,
to require the Attorney General to re
side at the capital during his term of
office and devote his whole time to the
duties of his office, abolishing the of
fice of assistant attorney general, and
increasing the salary of the attorney
generaL , ' t
..The committee, aftej discussion,
deemed it best not. to act formally
upon the bill at this session; in view
of the fact that any change In the sal
ary of the attorney general would not
apply to the present incumbent, who
came into office under the prevailing
custom with respect to the office, the
committee deciding to report the bill
back with a recommendation that the
matter be taken up by the next Gen
eral Assembly, .which will meet be
fore the next quadrennial election to
b held for the election of an attorney
general and all other State officials.
Another bill by Senator' Nimocks,
requiring members of the Corporation
Commission to give their whole time
to their "official duties was not con
sidered at yesterday's meeting, but
will be heard at a later meeting of the
committee.1 -'"J
House bill: Make March term of
court in Rowan county for civil eases
only." , , ,
10 . VALUE OF, $1,000
Nearly All of the Silverware and Some
, jOUie Valuables Taken from the
, Residence of : Prominent .Lawyer
While Family is at the Circus.
. Durham, Oct. LThehotne of Jones
Fuller, a prominent attorney of this
city, was robbed this afternoon while
the members of the family were at
the circus. ', Nearly all of the silver
ware was stolenand in addition to
this wo suit cases ; an4 a suit of
clothesy She; aggregate iValueT of th
stolen property is about f l.OOO. There
is absolutely no clue as' to tiie Identity
of the robbers, though at Is believed
to be the work of a gang of thieves
following the Barnum ft Bailey circus.
It is thought the entrance to the home
was gained through - a ; second-story
The door to the kitchen was found
unlocked when the' family returned,
but was locked when Mr.' and Mr.
Fuller left . v 1 ,
-X-
'; TARIFF BILL SATURDAY.
y2"- ' i. ':rr 'y-'.' -;:T-'? -'i:;-
v Washington, "Oct. SU-When
; the senate began considering
the tariff conference . report
today it is generally believed, ,
that the measure will teach
the - President ' by 4 Saturday.
The Democratic insurgency
was smoothed out hut the Re-
publicans are expected to oc-
ERM FOR ROWAN
cupy most of the debate. -
. .
French Ijid Murders Seven People
With an Axe Slays His Em
ployer in the Vineyard and Then
i RuHhes to the Employers Home
ard Continues the Rloodv Work.
Nantes, France, Oct. 1. A crime
of kicreditable savaf-ery was com
mitted yesterday, by a hoy 15 years
old who murdered with an axe no
fewer than seven people in the vil
lage of Basbriage-En- Landreau in
the department of the Ixire-Infer-leu
re.
The loy, Mariel ledureau, was em
ployed as a vine cutter. He and his
employer, George Mali I, were press
ing grapes together yesterday even
ing when a discussion arose between
them. Roduroau became anjrry,
seized an enormous axe and with a
sitifrlo blow cut Mabits throat from
ear to ear, killing him instantly.
, The young murderer then entered
his employer's home holding his for
midable weapon dripping . with blood
in his hand. He dashed up to Ma
dame Mabit and slashed her throat
till she1 waa dead and then killed
a servant in the same way.
Still with , his dripping ax in his
hand the boy proceeded to another
room where he - dispatched his em
ployer's mother ' and ' then followed
this by killing; three of Mabifs chil
dren.! He spared a fourth child, 3
years old, lying by their side.'.-' . .
After " completing his series of
crimes Redureau went to bed and
slept cajmly until this morning. The
bodies were discovered by villagers.
After-his arrest he made a com
plete confession.
f Some people are so accustomed to
looking out for number one that they
get positively near sighted.
IE-
All of the Local Hebrew Mercantile
Houses Cloned Today, it Being Rosh
Hashonah, One o the Holy Days in
the . Jewish Ritual - ' "
This' is Rosh Hashonah, the Jew
ish New Year, which is the beginning
of the year 5,674 in the Hebrew cal
endar, and la one of the holiest days
In the Jewish ritual. :; Commencing
yesterday afternoon at sundown all
of the places of business in the city
operated by Orthodox Jews closed and
they will remain so until sundown this
afternoon. " , '
Nine days after Rosh Hashonah, on
October 11, comes Yom Kippur, the
Day of Atonement, the holiest of all
the year, which the Jew dedicates to
fasting and prayer.' It is a day of
mortification, of the flesh and of pen
itence with thoreward accompanying
of absolution and expiation. The very
name; Yom Kippur, signifies Holy
day. It is a fast of the great an
tiquity, the oldest fast day that sur
vives anywhere -and full and fairly
frequent mentions of it are found in
the Pentateuch,' It is the culmination
of the Jewish expiatory ceremonial
and the ultimate expression of Israel's
religion. " .. i
The Feast of Tabernacles occurs
this year on October 16. This is the
harvest feast. " Its origin Is, lost in
the mazes of antiquity and it was an
ancient feast when the five Books of
Moses were written. It is said that
in Biblical days this was the greatest
of all the feasts. ' It is termed the
Feasfaof Booths, because at that pe
riod of the'year the fruits were gath
ered and the harvest booths were
raised. Originally the celebration of
this festival was marked by a bac
chanalian character.- It retains much
of the joyful spirit of the olden times,
but many of the ceremonies and rit
uals of the past have been dscarded,
The festival. lasts eight days. ; The
eighth day is called Shimini Azereth
and the Feast of Conclusion and has
a ceremnonlal of its own. N . . .
TTTlft SniTTHRRV TRAIN '
CRASHES INTO ABUTMENT
) Raleigh, Oct. 1 When the South
era westbound train, due here at 8:40
backed under the shed at Union Sta
tion this morning it came with too
great momentum and crashed against
the abutment at. the end of the track,
i tearing - it up considerably. Fortu-
. nately the cars were not injured. No
n
lone was hurt
Poxtmsater Ins pert er I Recommends
the Removal and Same U Dune
Another Case is. 1a Mf Do well C4hin
ty Where Pot mist reus is Recom
mended for Removal. V',
(lly Geor. li; Miming
Washintrton, Oct.' 1. The removnl
of tho postmaster and rural carrier
at Mount Pleasant, Cabarrus county,
were today recommended by the post
afllie inspector who recently made an
investigation there.
Mrs. M. L. Copening; is here try
ng to train her continuance as post
mistress at Woodlawji, . McDowell
county, a postoflke inteetor having
recommended her dismissal, Charges
against .Mrs, Corpenlnic at the , de
partment alleged that she la guilty of
irregularities in connection with the
cancellation of postage stamps. Her
salary being based upoa cancellatrons
It Is alleged she has 'received over
$500 Irregularly from ; the govern
ment in salary owing io over-cancel-latwn.lv.W-'-'VM;-'';--,
J udge Walter Moore, of Jackson
county called at the Paten Offi.ce to
day regarding v a patent m wnich
Moore is interested. . ' Judge Moore
has evidently given up the race for
District Attorneyship for; which he
was a candidate and her is talking no
. J L. Murphy, Jr., of Lincolnton ar
rived here today to attend George
town University where he will take a
taw course beginning next' Monday,
D.' Franklin .; Wallace of j. SUtes-
ville, passed through Washington
today en route to, Philadelphia where
he will take a course ; in commerce
and finance at the University 'of
Pennsylvania. . ' . sV''S:?;- .
Dr.-A. Thurston of TaylorsvUle,
also pased through-- on his - way to
New York to take a special course in
medicine at one of the' largexNew
York Universities. t V .'M'-i V"'
Leslie Futch of Monroe, " Repre
sentative Page's nominee for entrance
to Annapolis Naval Academy,,. k
here. He wiU leave for Annapolis
tomorrow to undergo the physical
examination for entrance. Young
Futh has tried to pass the examina
tion., twice before but was rejected
owing' to bad . eye sight, which : the
physicians declared could be im
proved sufficiently to allow his ad
mission. " ' i - ,
'i. The time for the discontinuance of
the postoffice at Montvale, Transyl
vania county has been extended from
September 30 to October 31st, :
. It's the ups and downs of life that
wear out some men, and all umbrel
las. "
Looted Vaults of Bank at Ardaneltc
and Escaped After Rnaning Fight
Loot Amounted to $12,000. ,
r Fort Smith, Ark., Oct. L After a
rifle battle with several citizeiu early
today, a band of robbers who had loot
the vaults in the First 8tate Bank
of Dardanelle, Ark.; , escaped. It; was
estimated their loot amounted to sev
eral: thousand doUars.,, There were
about eight men iti th band.,"
I Lookouts armed with rifles held
np citizens who were eronsod by ex
plosions in the bank's vaults, and af
ter an four's firing, the robbers gof.
fcwa'y.V'One of the 'waa believed to
have. been wounded. . , ' ''s
About the only thing in this life
that man can win in a walk is a
game of golf.. ,
f TRADE IN SAUSBURY.
BATTLE PI
There - are mcrchaata 'from
. whom , you can buy the best .
and latest that fashion and art
can give: here you t win find
bankers and brokers ' with
whom you can make the most
favorable 'connections; 1 rail
way 'that will .afford yon the
best schedules and the best
rates; houses to which yound
your neighbors can , sell your
products (to the best advan
tage. ' ' .-,
V ;. .
iiuwan townitnip ueiivtea to imhuc
Bonds for (he Building of Roads I
Propofd.ion to luMie Twenty Thous
and DollarM of Bonds Meets a Wa.
terloo of a Defeat.
ScoUh Innh townsh.p refused the
bond Issue proposition in Wwlnesday'H ;
dection by a very decided vote, the;
same being 23 in favor of Uie bonds!
on 0,.i. .i. ,uJ,
bonds. y ' '-.ft. 'S'.
The proposition was to issue $20,000
bonds for tho purpose of building
roads through the township, and the
campaign was waged for several
weeks by both sides with the sentl-
ment opposed to the measure from the!
beginning. ' . -
' The vote does not ' mean that the '
people of the township are not alive
to the necessity of roads, but It means
that they are opposed to a township
bond issue. Many of those who voted
against the township bonds favor the
county being mado the uni$ for bonds
and others oppose bonds as a prin
ciple,' " ' ' i
Friends of the bond -Issue found
hard sailing from tho beginning of
the campaign. The opposition was
strong and determined, and though
the friends of the issue put up a fight
there never was a chance for them to
carry their fight . ...
' At the last election there were 128
votes cast In the township. Of tho
123 voters registered In the bond elec
tion 113 voted in the contest Wednes
day and as stated above 90 of these
were against bonds and 23 for the
Issue. Sixty voters petitioned for the
election and as will be seen many of
those who signed the petition were op
posed to the issuance of bonds but
were willing to let the people pass on
tho question and consequently favored
an election being held. 1 - 1 ,
v - " ' -,
rrmu
tlLLIHUl .,
MSI I II II
OF TRUCK GROliERS
Farm Demonstrator Freeman Calls
' Meeting In Interest of Truck Grow
ing in Thla County All Interested
Are Urged to Attend Saturday's
Meeting at Court House. ' .
The attention of the truck grow
ers ia again called to the meeting
which has been set 'for - Saturday
morning 11 o'clock. ' County Dem
onstrator Freeman . wants every
truck grower and every me interest
ed in truck growing to be present
at the court house at 11 o'clock Sat
urday morning, October 4th. . This
meeting is going to mean something
to the farmers of this county, and it
im up to them to take an interest in
the movement. - ". 1 l; x
- There is the best opportunity now
before the farmers that . has ever
been before them for getting a can
ning plant established. The man who
will coma hero knd put his Money
into this proposition , is one of the
most sucessf ui manufacturers of can
goods in the state.'. He is a man who
will be of untold benefit to the far
mers of this county. j!e knows how
truck crops should , be raised;' be
knows how much of this stuff should
be raised, and he will be on the Job
all ; the time to assist the ' Rowan
truckers in making this the banner
county in trucking. . - , i .
'. M-. Freeman, knows the Interested
gentleman, and states that if the
proposition can be put through that
It wll be one of the very best moves
that could be made' for the farmer's
benefit1 There will be a great many
things that the County Demonstrator
and tho canning plant manager can
work eo-operatively on, and the re
sults will be : : very satisfactory.
Girls Tomato Clubs wiU be organis
ed. Boys' Corn Clubs will be organ
ized. 'And a County Truckers Asso
ciation will probably be formed.'
- A letter was received ; yesterday
from the interested - manufacturer,
stating (that If nothing unforeseen
should happen that he WiU ' te on
hand Saturday ;; morning," and . will
outline to the truckers his proposi
tion. This ia good news as the farm-
era will want to meet him. So all is
ready new for the meeting Saturday
morning at llv o'clock. TeU your
neighbors about it snd help Mr.
Freeman get a good crowd. - Every
trucker in' the county should be- in
the court house Saturday morning. -
in mmm mmn
tu mikuiiumi. uumuuui
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE IN KEN-
ATE DENOUNCE REPRESEN-
TTATIVK BUMGARNER.
I . . , , .
.... 1 ., r, ' : .
Attr Withdrawing the Hill From the
fenaie vtaicn was Intenoxi to.
Take. Wilkes County Out of the
f Seventh the House Appointed a
Committee of Five to Investigate
Members Conduct.
;f Rulelgh, Oct. 2.-The' Bumgarner
WU under the guise of being local
bill passing the House and contain-
tnf chuse which transferred Wilkes
county from the' Seventh back to the
Eighth district was withdrawn from
the Senate by the House today. It
came back from the Senate with the
report of the Judiciary A committee
denouncing it as being misleading In
title, calculated to doceive and vio
lating the confidence of the House
has placed in Us memlters' in local
matters and further more expressing
contempt for the member who Is its
author. '. This report of the commit
tee, wa ordered spread on the min
utes of 'the Senate, making a per
manent record. .
. Bumgarner said Democrats as well
as Republicans had suggested the
bill including J. M. Welborn, but that
be assumed full responsibility and
was willing to assume the odium if
any be attached by the House. ' The
House appointed a committee of five
to investigate Bumgarner'a conduct
and report to the House. - ; 5 ' J
. Representative justice introduced a
biU to pply the Minnesota, freight
rate act to North Carolina in a modi
fied form, leaving : the 5 corporation
Irammlssion"' to ralseandr lower the
new scale if tried out. It specifies a
new first clasi ' rate reduction with
other classes to be On a percentage In
relative proportion. The bill is en
titled an net to reduce .Inter state
freight rates In North Carolina.
Bellemay introduced ' a resolution
to prohibit the hiring out of convicts
after July 1914. ..'
, The resolution for a commission
to revise the Judicial procedure was
favorably reported lit the Ifcuse.
Carlton's bill to require a semi
monthly payment of wages for the
Spencer shops was' reported unfa
vorably by the House committee.
; Mrs. Cora Barringer, of Cleveland,
who has been under treatment at the
Whitehead-Stokes .sanatorium . for
several weeks, returned home yester
day, greatly Improved. f
t
Fi
Mr, J. G. .Hudson Appointed to Rep
resent the Municipality In All Casea
Coming Up- In Mayor's Court in
Spencer. , , " ; . - '
. ..' j... ' 4- ' y'Jr,,-" ...'" - "- " !-'S.
; A bill passed the legislature yester
day afternoon appointing Mr. J. G
Hudson as prosecuting attorney for
the town of Spencer and as soon as
his commission is received he will ss
sume the duties of his office and pros
ecute all defendants In the mayor's
court of that place, Ho will receive
the same fees as the prosecutor in the
Rowan county court and at the expi
ration of his present term the office
will be an elective one.
' Mr. Hhdson is a Rowan county man,
a son of the late J. A. Hudson. , a
brother of Attorney T. F. Hudson, of
Spencer, and a recent graduate of the
law school of the State,, university,
He Is a most excellent young man and
his host of friends will be glad, to
know of his appointmetn as prosecut
ing attorney of the city which he has
chosen as his future home. . He is
well qualified for the position and evil
doers who 'are brought, before the
Spencer mayor's court will have hard
sledding in the future. ' v ; v
Mr. J. B. Bailey, of Davidson coun
ty, who 'was recently given a tempo
rary position in the revenue service,
is in the city today. 'His many friends
hope he will permanently be assign
ed to 'ork In the service. ;
Will Talk to the People ef the Coun
ty at the Court House Friday
Night on the" Whole-Tlme Health
OffictrCltlM.ns Urged to Hear
Dr. Plait W, Covington. .
v Tomorrow night is the time for the
meeting In the court house for the
purpose ofenring Dr. Platt W. Cov
J Iniflon on the WhoI-Tim lUalih
Officer proposition. The meeting is
called for, 8 'o'clock and Is open for
the , public. It is a matter that ' is '
of much importance to the ' public, '
and there should be a; large crowd
present at this meeting. Dr. Cov
ington is Chief, of the Whole-Time
Health Officer Bureau of the State"
Board of Health, and he Is now do
ing very valuable work in the slate.
He desires the attendance of all tho
members of the Board of Health, all
the members of the Board of Educa
tion, all the members ,of the County
Commissioners, and all the city al
dermen. In addition to these, every,
body Is invited. Both men and wo
men.; Dr. Covington, wishes to inter
est the' County Commissioners and
Board of Health lit the proposition to
rive Rowan county" a "Whole-Time
Health Officer," or in other words, a
county officer who will devote his en
tire time to the health of the county,
more to the preventative than to the
curative side ' "
A Whole-Time . Health Officer's
duties are to mako an examination of
wery school child in the county for
physical defects,' and to V furnish
means for ridding the child of these
defects. - It has been proven that 00
per cent of all backward children are '
physically defective. Why not be
gin early to rid the future genera
tions of all defects possible ? In the
school, Is. ah excellent place to car
ry brt such work. : ; 'S : "
On each visit to a school the
Health Officer wilt give an illustrat
ed lecture on health and sanitation.
During the summer months he will
Visit the school houses .of the county
and see; that all are sanitary. lie
will establish free medical dispen
saries in sections of the county most
convenient to the pupils, Where any
cititen. can come and be vaccinated,
free of charge, against . smallpox,
against typhoid fever, or examined
for hookworm, and where any citizen
can receive a cursory examination
for beginning tuberculosis, oncomirig
Brights disease dej-encerative dis
ease of the arteries and heart cun-
cer, etc. He will follow all' infectious ,
diseases. '
Contagious cases will be reported '
to him by the attending physician
and it will be his duty to see that the -proper
precautions are taken to keep ,
the case isolated or quarantined, and
that the premises are properly disin
fected where "these coses are report
ed. Ho will visit the jail, the chain '
rang and the County Home and see
that these are kept In a sanitary
condition, and look after the health
of the inmates. .' A record 'will be ;
kept of all sickness, such a typhoid,
dinhtheria, smallpox and malaria. .
The State Bureau of County Health
Is now trying to interest the counties
of the state in accepting a "Whole-:
Time Health Officer.' Ten hove al
ready , accepted. They,.: are i New
Hanover, - where ; thousands upon
thousand. of dollars worth of excel
lent Work has been done; Columbus,
Robeson, Johnston, Sampson, Dur
ham,' Guilford, Rockingham, Forsyth
and Buncombe. ; . Rowan wunty
should' be the next to be ndJod to this
list. Be at the court house tomorrow
night, Friday night at 3 oclock. ":-.
. Mr. H. H. Spedden leaves tonight
for Rocky Mount where he has r
cepted position in the At'
Coast Line shops. ; He will ret .
Salisbury about the first of the
and take a position with the Sou
at Spencer.
EARTHQUAKE AT
PANAMA.
Panama, Oct. 2. A sup
cial examination of f " !
of the canal fail to i
damage by sn e
last night, I t I i
ough exami. i n v '
of all the canal