tr Afternoon, june m, i9i?,
sa 28
TMa Mill la m smijr tM nral
' '??*??? ?
In hi iiilw
aad jiTeali fefifeL a4?al>*aiajori? In
tM lOVI# of RtprMMlUtiVII tO MB
taad witjc; \Rba mint iihi ?x
popular MMnt to dIXbnt both
la Ita Jafeaaity and (a II* iMivwl
?M Wih to mtj part of tha eoan
?nw , u
. .rfJto. Hjad?il aortwat la
Repablloaa party la the elect at load
1 oa ik? pert of tha
rrsswas^lsira
?aat It. to true that loai aerylce la
Coa?reae makaa ? member .Ocl.nt.
hot tt to aieo true that auch eervtre
do4a? ooa)lM< bUa? a wnMr to
_U>a Intelligent w tehee ?f.tl? ptopla.
caiaa tha iaaurgeat aoraaent. Thto
awramaat, Itaelf ?a effect of popular
dlecoateot, ha. In turn become ?
n? eauee of a country- wide
la polltteal mattera,
i really. ?t the bottom of
: MM nrelta'troat" the ttepnbllcaa par
ty, aa ahowo In tha
alactMna tor Ha?raa#p U II raa tn- Coa
sraaa la Maaaachuai
York. Whan auch a
Maaaachuaette and New
uch a moraaaeut be
etroot aooach to develop
leadere and ahoar Itaalf auceeeafully
la Consreea It (aloe aapporlara rap
idly la tha country from ifcoee who
wara already raatleaa aad 4lae4tlafloi>
politically, hat who had wit yet 4a
flnad their pqeltloa.
"Ia tha racaat apaclal election In
tha Rocheeter dlatrlct thli change of
attltudo on tha part of tha rotera
without tha kaosladca of tha practi
cal polltlclana waa moat Birthing.
AaUra man. who had a pen I thalr llrea
la polltlaa, and who deelred and raal
ly triad to look at tha altuatlon with
d lain taraa tad Intelligence. wara ua
majority eiceedlag 10.
sasssSteiSm:
-ss,*3it3J2rKS?
currdd Ja that otaetUa la (hat die
trlct wtU ha fo*o? la any othar dla
trlct, hut KWiathtn* or what tiara
occarrad may be /expected to any
Northern dlatrlct. Than >111 ha tha
aaaa political bllqdaaaa to changed
poUUcal aaatlnaaot. aad than wl)l ha
of that chaage of aaattmant.
, whathar It la foraaaaa or aot It to
Impoeelble to gey aow whara It auay
ba found. Laaat.of all, parbapa, wa
would expect la' fad It in Pennayl
ranla. bat In 'tha Plttabarf primaries
RJfrreaoatatlre DalaaU. with a aorrlco
- Id Coafraaa of 1* yaara. la endeavor
ing to hold a' trtdtag majority of oatr
about 200, la a Republican dlatrlct
wh*ra tbdfi drO oewrll.MO Rapott
Uoa?to?aa, by 4m aid of a temporary
laJMeUM. ' -?> .?V. J .;,r
"Tha character of the man pot la
nomination by the- Democratic party
will hare much to do with tha raaalt
ISaAJW'*''
"Tl? Bart OOWM *111 be Demo
cratic. Inl it mow be wieely Demo
cratic, tor tftera Is work to bo don*
which calls tar tbe blaheet wisdom.
*??????? If tr<me."
-????KrM moii those principles tbe
partymett MM tut to Istbe doc
trine of Mwl opportunity (or >11 had
special prtrfleo (or nooe. Tint MM
of party (alth when applied to tW
tariff lav ttw euhetaatlal radar
tloaa la tbe enormous rata* of dnty
wbleb, beclsnln( with the necsssl
t tea of tbe clrll war, hare been stead
ily Incraaeed as brotf to thaea wko
Ornish fundi far Republican cam
pa Idas. No hoaeet reristta'of the
tariff can. eyer be expected from
thoas who bar* mteoeed IU tails (
power tor party parposss. Tboee
who haw- called thsmaelras ths
?frtaads of tbe taMT bar* shows
teals* Mhetfce awrtsif iw
Utn mr Mora, the people 90a this
at -ose determined to correct tC
THf iM that duties. wtflch grow
higher m tbe goods grow ootmr and
of lees value, are sot laid for the ban*
?At of labor but In the interest of
thm trusts. They know that whei^
the domestic manufacturers get tip
gether to form a trust to raiae prices
at home, whlla aalllng tbe same goods
at laae prlaa abroad, moating there
competition with foreign-made gottda
? that the protective dutlea are aat
needed on thoao goods to' protect
Americas labor, but are demnadad
and are obtained and are need to op
preea the American consumer and
fatten the American trust. They
have seen the worst panic, the se
verest financial depreesion, occur un
der Republican rule and a Repub
lican tariff which waa the highest of
all high tariffs, and they can no
longer be frightened with the false
I cry of 'free trade' or 'Democratic ad
[the i
Red actio* Thet la. Hoeest end
Thorough'
"Tbe Democratic party will be
ready for the rwponslblltty which is
to be put. upon It. It will merit tbe
eonffdence of the people by an hon
est and reasonable reduction of tariff
taxes. Such a reduction can be made
without Injury to any American man
ufacturer who Is willing to sell his
goods to hia own countrymen at fair
profit 8 uch a redaction can be madb
'without lowering the wigee of any
[American workman ?r lessening hie
opportunity for steady work. Rather
will It give larger opportunities for
steady work by reducing tbe coat <*
the raw matertala upon which the
workman's labor la put, and by thus
lowering the coat* of the finished pro
duct enlarge ltd consumption and In
crease the demand for his lahofr
?The bringing of the Democratic
t>arty into power will mean, above aH
(Macs, -that' favoritism and pnnleie
naat (at out of pollute. , ? ??
Hqwm Bale a t'omerstowe.
"The Democratic perty wUl stand
true to Its principle of home rule and
local eoU-cerernment It will not
tolerate encroachments of the Fed
eral power upon the powers left with
the people ot the Sutee; K will not
t of tdtlse by
Jhothln, ofj
ifchont.
W* LiQbtn,
Id in* UUl
?ollsrs wu ap-' ?
Ue priMnt im- ?
?s. tf continuing ?
are incorporated ?
? l Daflnlte, figures containing the ?
O^approprtatioas will bo issued O
? from tho House and feenate com- ?
? znlttees within a few1 days. In ?
? so far aa the figures could bo ?
? obtained, from msssures which ?
? underwent change* In the mat +
? hours of the seestoD, the total O
? of the appropriations exclusive of ?
? Continuing appropriation waa ?
? waa m The amount #
? of the continuing appropriations ?
? for the fiscal year was about ?
? 9100.000,000. It la safe to say ?
? that It will not be lees for the ?
? next fiscal yeer, and the grand ?
? total therefore will aggregate at ?
? least *1,084,000,000. ?
need of those
"The Democratic party will Insist
upon the lategrity of Its organisation
for party organisation Is easentlal to
the beat government. At the same
time party organisation never should
and never will, choke the honeet ex
pression of an honest' Democratic
a matter of principle. Organisation
by parties and thorough organisation
of parties .are equally necessary in
popular >O*a?A*0t. No party i s
worthy of HHf1 Democratic emblem
(a secUanai in Its proclivities or
which sqh'ks te foster Industries in
Democratic State* or Democratic Jo
call ties, or to serve the Democratic
party at the expense of the whole
State or country, the people have
had more thsn enough of that sort 9!
legislation from oar opponents. Dem
ocratic success will be short-lived if
It meaqa merely changing {the party
label upon legislative seMshnsss
?<- Ho Waste by Playta* Pvlitin.
"Nor. will our party organisation
under wise and competent leadership
waste its energies Inwhat isknown
as politics.' ' Nb party erer
served its purpose or Justified Us ex
la tea oe in that manner. ^ ?
*" "There Is a farther responsibility
to. be borne by the Democratic party
wKh public duties. Of all responsi
bilities this Is of prime Importance,
for It Is the foundation of party
fcodor and party worth. Honesty. It
Is shameful to say, Is aowtometlmes
spoken of as 'b?4 fashioned.' but of
all forms of dishonesty that which
preys upon the public la the most
WEALTHY balbioh man
COMMITTED 8UICIDE.
Charlotte, M.-. JD.r June
W. . Wsdsworth, one of the wealthiest
anil Kut b.? .... . ..k
DROWNED
' Wilmington, June 27.? Mr. LeRoy
'King Smith, captain -of the steamer
(City of Fayettevllle, one pf Wilming
ton's prominent young men, w?i
drowned yeetsrday afternoon a few
miles .below the city, He was com
ing to the city in a launch and fell
from t hv boat. He waa an expert
swimmer and it is believed his head
?truck the aide of a boat stunning
him. The deceased *as 28 years Old.
LIST OK LETTERS.
The following leties* remain un
called for in this office for the week
ending June 25. 1,910:
Gentlemen ? John M. Bonas, Jos
eph M. Frasler. M. J. Hilyound, John
Hawktea (2), R. R. Harrell, Edward
Lorlng, Lenard Loomas, J. J. Moore,
William Reddick, Oeorge Simmons,
John Tilmon, James A. Ward, John
Whltehurst, Richard Whitahurst, R.
A Whitley. C. 8. Wallace
Ladles ? Miss Bertha Adams, Miss
Annie Clark. Miss Annie L. Daniels,
Fgnnte Kllison, Miss Fannie Gower*,
Mrs. Randolph leathern, Miss Settle
Oliver, Mies Florence Pa ton. Miss
Carro Sharpy (label Tankard, cbl.,
Mistt-^lllnare Wallace.
. These letters wfll be sent to tbs
dead letter office July 11, i?it. If
not delivered before. In calling foi
the above, please aay advertleed. giv
ing date of list.
OONVBNIKXT SCHEDULE.
Tk* WMbintton .nd VaMeaen
achedule has bMn changed perma
aently. IU train. leavo Washington
at 4:1S p.m. Instead of |:t? as be
tan- TiiI I've the people from
the south aide of the rlrer almoat an
boor Imw In Washington and
therabr enable them to tnnaact
mora business.
OUT AGAIN.
Mite Mattle Week, wa* out r?
tordar after aa lllneae of aireral
during., which ah* haa been ooo
fined to t ha hoiSk ? v -
CANNON LAUDS
CONGRESS
More Ddwe. Decile Rule Fight,
Than at Any Ottxr K ver Sat la.
Washington, June 38. ? Igtiktr
Cannon toalght declared that the
preeent Congre*s had doQfl mora and
D*tt*r work than any of which b?
lad bean a l**Mb*r during hi* thirty -
Ira nm at aarrtca la the Hoom
'Thiw work of legWatloa." he
?aid. "ha# con* on quietly but effec
Jraly. whole thoee who rlew Con
irees (com a dUtuc4 hare been **
?umlng that the Hotue wwe doles
nothing bat changing It* rule*. . The
?hangee of ruM> ban contributed to
*? pleasure and perhape th* power
>f eooe individual. In th* Houae. but
he current or legislating lt**lf baa
a?r** ok. aa usual. with little dla- '
fertaac* on account or a lew ?ew c
kathode aad with little adiaitui
herotrom.
-It kin mrely occurred thai a Coa- '
pre** enacting a new tanc hw baa I
MompUsbed much el** ?*? hand
le* the tpproprlations for th* Oor
mrm*at Thla Cengreea haa not only
?*!*?? Lb* tarl*, wltka.t disturbing
?ylii^? > bat it. kH enacted taper- j
tat legislation, aaaendlng tH* IaWr- I
Mat* Cadairn law. making that
aw??M(? (abctlm. giving th* later
itat* Oonkane Commleelon gr*at*r
?*er and creetls* a Court of Com
?em, ead thla without eerloualy af
ectlng th* boalMM of the railroad*
if checking their lncr**e* of wage*
M their Mkployee. Tbl* eeeiae to rn*
lo meet tM definition of atatoeman
ihlp In leclalktlon.
"Thin Congreaa haa alao enacted a
Postal Barings Bank law, which In
ntlreiy, new laglatatlon , biasing a
?ew trail In lawmaking in thie coun
try In our judgment thl? I* th* b*at
llluatratlon or party legislation we
hat* bad In laaay yeara, and It fully
Justifies th* n*c*Hlty tor party acUoa
la a great legislative body. If tfcar*
had not h*en party eoUdarlty on this
hill th*f* would have b**n no teglaU
tion creatine HMtal savinga banks
M AMATEURS
k -y>
flood. Otoa* P*ifo? aasai-e Adasss
t : Tent W*U ^>10 Maud.
mrlaanf awfritalpmwnffc la-ouc-city
la st night. The large tmit *u fair
ly crowded end the entertainment
judging from the applause, which
*u plentiful, wee enjoyed by all
present and many were heard to ex
press themselves as saying It was the
beet 10 cent show they ever witness
ed. This show tt In no way connect
ed with the carnival, but is owned
solely and managed by Jaa. Adams
and has a splendid reputation
through North Carolina, South Caro
lina and Georgia, as the cleanest ahd
beet ahow on the road today. The
show is strictly high-class, all per
formances warranted up-to-date In
every respect, catering to lad lee, gen
tlemen and chlldrey. with an entire
change all the way through every
night; one show nightly and one mat
tlnee Saturday afternoon, 3 o'clock.
All wishing a hearty, clean, whole
some entertainment with many a
laugh, lasting one hour and forty
Ave minutes forlO cents pay this at
traction a visit. Located on the
Coast Line lot, one week.
Below we give an extract from
Cartesville men, Certersvllle, Qa., af
ter the company had remained there
one week, signed by the Mayor:
To Whom It May Concern:
This t* to certify that the James
Adams 10 Cent 8hows have been
showing In this city for one week,
and have given most creditable per
formances, which has pleased the
Sblic very much. The best endorse
.nt the show could have Is the
?ge and enthusiastic crowd that
thronged their tent at each and ?v
ery performance. The management
of th* show la all that could be de
sired, and each add everyone con
nected with the show hare conducted
themselves whilst in oar city In such
a way and manner aa to meet the ap
probation of everyone. Their show
ts nice and clean and all their per
formances have been moat pleasing
and creditable.
? Yours truly.
PAUL OlLRBATH,
Mayor.
Doors open ever night at 7:&9,
curtain rises 8: SO sharp, rain or
ahlne. Come try to get in, absolute
ly waterproof. 10 cents to all.
R ETU R^WTOOM BRIDAL TOUR.
Mr. a?4 Mr*. Herbert Stllley re
turned yesterday from Wfcahlngton
City and other points of Interest vis
ited by them while away on their
bridal tour. They will reetde with
Mr. Stllley's mother on East Second
?treet.
SHOCK WAS FATAL.
Raleigh. N. C.. June J7.? While
Vernon Bynum, an employe of the
ctty ftft alarm system, was sitting to
day oa the croee bar of an etoetrle
pole ),S00 volte of electricity paeeod
through hi* body. He bectme en
tangled among the wires at the top
oT the pole, whence some otherr work
men extricated h**.>*JHe llred for
three hours after th^.accldent. His
home ?u IB Wlj?*P. thU 8t?t?.
A wnUu ne'xM hit much tilth tn
the ftmtlr phjtsiean unleee he oi
Ml her what to 4o tor her ilcklr
WAYLAID, rp
George GmiImt jfaniVail Ifianlliss
"By ? M?(ro ? Parse Contain! ag
Orlenta. N. C., JuM 27.? Mr. 0#o.
Qardner, a traveling niioui for t?e
Southern Furniture Company, <of
Washington. N. 0.. waa knocked on
the head by an unknown negro it
thia place last Saturday night ?uo
arhlMMn an unconacloua COndlUM
?n robbed of (IS. Mr. Gardner hi <1
Mw out id attend tha John R 8m I h
~?iniral Conptar which ?u ?zhl >
tlnihere at that time ul had )u it
?ft %acar*lY?J irousla to ratal a
a IKiRhi at tha koM whaa I a
raa aaaaattad. Hla aaaallaat atrut k
i la a haavr Mow on the back of tl a
i <>?il which knocked him out (or I
'aw mlautae and whaa ha revived I ?
tlacovarad that hla pockatbook whl< >
onlalned ?IS. waa aalaala? Searc 1
raa made for tha robbar but M ,
lardnar 'could lira a* deBalte A ?
orlptloa of kla aad k? waa not a|
irebended.
Quit* a crowd of tfrla left f& tarda r
iftiraaaa- oa tha gaaboat Alwin U r
m< afternoon of pleeeare aad fun o ,
ha pfctalleo. two of tha' 'Baada r
atoM Caacker. (an tkla dallfhtti I
rt? dirt tha tlyar to tkatr achoUr .
r&'d H faithful workara In' the Bp i -
^_aehW; 'ifcd'paptjr w??mpoe< I
Irtbtaan JaUr roun? ladlae. ckal ?
jonad by (Mr Uackara. Mra. W. V .
laUerthwaUe and Mra, settle Ma/ .
, A atop waa aada at tha Pat i
ahera (aaaaa and bathing wai
lorad. Refreehmenta war* aarrad oil
?ha war hack. It la aaeleaa to aa>
hat all lad a dallchWaJ Use, for an
sccaalon of (hla ktad la alwara art
larad. Tha trip will ba lone remem
Mrad br alt who attended.
to ncruiur fight.
Reno. Juaa Tha tight to ae
eare a pictorial report of tba "battla
of tha oebtttfr" will coat rtoaa tb
That la aa aatlnuta baaad
oa tha prteee of their reapeetlwe
aharea. a?r?ad apqa br J?tfHea.:
Johnaop and. Promoter Tax RtckariJ
J** Olaaaoa, Klckard'a partner In
ata*inj tha bl? l?ht, la aald to ha
the only one of thaaa Intaraatad if
\WKas
his atataraent of
TfeVVOT? mgiK was premature, TeJf
Rlckard baa announced definitely the
aale of hla and Jeffries Interests In
the .picture# for 9100,000 oaah, that
aum having; been placad on deposit
In a Reno bank pending 'the fulfill
ment of a algned contract. Jeffries
Is to receive two-thirds and Rlckard
one-third of the fcl00.000.
According to the amended fight ar
ticles, Jeffries and Johnson are Joln4
owner* of the picture rlghta. and
each la hound to turn over to "the
promoters one-third of the profits
each receives therefrom. With the
picture rlghta split between rival syn
dicates, It la likely that two aets of
films will be made.
Baseball Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 2, New York 0.
Brooklyn 3, Boaton 2.
St. Louis 3. Pittsburg 7.
Cincinnati 2. Chicago 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
First game ? New York 4. Wash
ington 3. Second game ? New York
1. Washington 2.
First game ? Boaton 2, Philadel
Dhla 6. Second game ? Boston 1,
Philadelphia 3.
Cleveland 7, Chicago 2.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Danville 6. Portamouth 4.
Lynchburg l, Richmond 2.
Norfolk 6, Roanoke 4.
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Charlotte 2, Spartanburg 7.
Flint game ? Anderson 8. Green
ville Second game ? Greenville 7.
Anderson 1. ,
Greensboro 8. Winaton-Saelm 4.
KAHT CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Wilaon 4, Wilmington 0.
Fayettevllle 8. Raleigh 2.
Ooldeboro 3, Rocky Mount 1.
NOW IS THE TIME
at All ?h? Din Yom Wmmt Fran ttac
city Stmt m? Of oo*??mc
Ounnlm.?L< Fan* to Provide
???efcet Hub* of Carte.
The Neve wu la error wkli It
?Utad tli* order to |ht ?i; tM
llrt from the itroete had been re
In Justice to the ImproYement
Committee the true state of Attain
ihould bo given Tho Btroot Com
alasioaer had requeated that ho ho
lOrxolttod to um tho Atrt oft tho
(troou (or making repairs. Ho was
lotlttod to ho TO tofta'm4f to aovo
t Friday morning, ho felled to pro
440 su flic lent carta to rmmorm It. to
to accurate for tea* and carta wore
unlabel to move tho dirt d?g ap
(bout SO bob. Saturday tho CoM|?
IfiMT M(Uao carta there, aad to
la* one la doing duty for the city,
rhfc* there ohould be tweaty or
hlrtf.
Washington will not again hare
inch an opportunity to repair aad
?ulld up ito etreeta at oo little ooet ao
tas Just poeeed. Who to to blaaoo?
'ho Street Ooutaeiooor says be waa
lot authorlaod to hire carta to do thta
rorh.
tfth AYWtkm UH ctrrm
mw? *in ?max."
New iTork. JJt?- ta.? Tke dine
ore of tho Yttfh Avenue Bank yee
arday declared a qaatrerly dMdeod
>f 16 por oOnt and aleo a apodal do*
:1a ratio a of lit par oeat oo tta cap
ut of fitt.toP. The took, whleh
ftas a aarptua of M,0*n.0iw. baa for
many yeera led tho banking tnetltu
J one of thla city in the largo dirt
lead return* made to ha stockhOM
ira, among whom are Jamoe Q. Cao
ion, vice president Fourth National
Bank; John D. dimmlne, the con
tractor. and Henry R. Ickelheimer of
tho international banking house of
Heldelbach, Ickelheimer ft Co. Mre.
Rusaell Sage la also a large stock
holder In the bank.
The dlrtdeada- juet declared, u'|?
announced, are out of th? proflta of
not. P?r tho last eight years the
bank
to HI por oft* ,
0. and a fOw^aj* ago i
sold fee ti.lO*. It 1
?lttf* per coat, nothiarf atftj
1907.1BO per cent." total for year S60
per cent; 1908, 160 per cent, total
for year. 260 per cent; 1?0|, HO par
cent, total for year. 230 per cent
The Flrat National Bank, a Morgan
Inatltuton,. two years ago paid a spe
cial dividend of 1,600 per cant
BROKE ARM
Fell From Tree ud Broke Her Arm
? Medical Aid Rendered-^VUl
Sooa Be Oat.
Little Miss Rita Warren, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Warren, had
the misfortune to fall from a tree
Sunday and broke her arm abore the
elbow. Drs. D. T. and Joshua Tayloe
rendered medical aid, she U confined
to the bed but is doing well and will
soon be out.
NEW BKRX VS. WASHINGTON.
The New Bern baseball team ar
rived this morning and while the
Dally News Is going to press they are
playing the Washington team. They
will play the second game tomorrow.
Everybody should go out and root for
the home boys.
? NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. f
9 Gem Theater. 4
? Bloodlne. +
? Ellison Bros. ? Jackson Square ?
? Coffee. ^
? J. K. Hoyt ? Summer Goods. f
? Pamlico Beach ? Opening. +
? Municipal Light Plant? Elee- ?
? trlcity. ^
? Joe. F. Tayloe ? Fruit Jara. Ac. ?
? J. L. O'Qulnn. Florist ? Bulbs. ?
? Mrs. Summers' Remedies. +
? Chesapeake Steamship to. +
? Doan's Kidney Pllla. *
? CarduL a
Home Building Sc
Loan Association
ds
NEW SERIES WILL BE
OPENED JULY
1ST, 1910. .
Pat Value of Stock, $100.00
Payable, 25c. Weekly.
Those wishing to subscribe see Mr,