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Lexington. Kj., Beta. It.?A 4*-l
Uchmeat of ?oldl?r? with orden to
?hoot on pronfsttoa, waa thrown
about the court hohaa at Hophlna
wk?? D. Amom tad W
gzivsr?s;
? POrtjr3 HoDklna?tlle Ml Dwb
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sr?njs."3;<3sa
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tA?ntly of
kiaarllje. Mt th. I*
at ?*?*< wm l.trntd.
Two Mum agalnat the tccuaal
Ml m dot *..<teaeh UMn th.i
t Milton OllYtr.
the iMdtn,
[WMMB
lotfraor promUid to' proUet him
With Midler*.
u Sensational
pected from the iemdert to preveat
coo ration* ' I
4 Feeling ran high and lc was
dieted that thoro would bo Mood
Wsvj V* brtorgj).* ?w gpanr -Med.
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"if
7 o'clock at the homo of Mr. M. C.
Marsh on Wool Third atreet. Mr. C.
R. Mitchell end Mlaa Mattle J. Marsh
were the contracting parties. The
ceremony wu performed by Roy. J.
A. SulllTan, pastor Of the First Bap
tist church. / 1
Preceding the ceremony "Traum
erle" wee beautifully rendered on
the rlolln and pleao by Mteeee A1U
good and Vanhook. Th? couple en
tered the taatofolly decorated par
lor to the etralna of . Mehdelaehons
wedding march, attended by the
ITOOto'w brother. Mr. Jamss Mitchell,
and the brlds's .later. Mix Myrtle
?lkreh. s .. ' i* ? v
Tk? bride war* a ten trarsllns
?n't, wttjh hat and (lores to imateh,
uKl carrted a boquet of hrldee row
?ad maiden hair fentf
Mr. and Mrs Mitchell lett oa the
T:M A. C. U train for Norfdlk.
Waahlngton Cltr sod otter potato or
interest, sarrrlas with them the best
'tabes of a host of friend, of this
PR' ? ?' "i
of raluable
the popularity of the
rooac son pie, who were well knows
kseo. . y>n
Thsy will atte their Hons 4a
Rocky Mount, wkere Mr. Mltchsi
holda aa teportaat position with the
nUfcitii rami
The Daftly News Jolamwtth other*
ka ostaa "*'"
There will bo aa Important meet-1
ing of the Country Club In the rooma .
)f the'Chamber of Commerce tonight 1
at 8 o'clock. Brery member la ur
fently reouoeted to be present
LINDSAY C. WARREN
M ? Secretary.
tor Quebec, from whence ik? will
embark for 4*e ferer-etrlcken rate
In Central
ted ber life to
tlx* blacks. v
Prom Benguel la. la Africa, MIm
Miller wtU bo carried tn a chair two
hundred aid fifty mtlea by four
men to the scent of ber trying work.
wjmmiyf * ' i V / ;
??r oociiD ma wauhxo"
SAID Ollb AMD THK.V DIKD
01.. 8ept_ Vt.?i-l could
die nlulii; said Miss Etlsabelh
Harris, at the clow of a due* lMt
night. As eb* HSIN herself sk?MI
ot?t. |
She died Is * few aim tales. ,
She hsd been ductal continuous*
ly for four hours
II 14
Tiers win ?!? MAj?i?ssHua asr
Tlcss Is sll tha> different churches
of the city this areola* At, -
hoar to which ersryawo Is
laslUd to ?* preee.
??1 at
Uawwal
cordially
The Woman's Missionary Union la
In ssaslon at Wllltamston this week.
Several ladle* from tho-Flrat Bap
tist church, this city, are In attend
ance from here. . ' ?
The meeting la being' largely at
tended. , ' ?
All tobacco grower* In Beaufort
and adjoining counties don't forget
to have a load on the market Octo
ber 4th, at the special sale.
Inheiitier Klothes
>R MEN JyHO KNOW
M
CcpyrfgSl 1910
lii Hoots of
*
atv
Large range of Styles and Patterns. They are bet
ter jthan ever this season. Let us show you oil
models. ' I jS ;;.;iW3
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&
Omen upon > Um? ,
? ?uj *t>? m ktac i
bl* counter He
thlac wbaa It on tAsWM or
dera ud Hi ,ub]?ct? k*a? It
Oa? day tM Hid. t? Qrtqie
laa* u tbe tall. .oC j
tPm. mk oat la
"??I bu.Ua arouftt tor l?w
?Iww
itawltk
throM.. Mk aum
r *un
?Etrlty
P|r*aU*f
collection of valuabWpfc When
she ^ftwarod he MH to her:
Mfto, you're 'put'breakers
on alt the waves 111 Arts *?*, and*
here's what you set." Thus lay
ing, Mr. King handed-the young
woman?an ostrich pjume! She
bowed "low and waa ej. ydlngly.
humble before His V^Jesty, for
ostrich plumes were-Tare and at
tainable only at great cost. But
shd "was wealthy and could have
purchased an ostrich tflpather for
herself. Yet, becanjUfthe mah*
gatabo had
her great distincti
.-?*The abo\p is
It. But the Dally
four free tours of
ble, as may be se<
las tic voting
getting more
UnL"*?ar?
I the off^r. The
literally snowing us under, and al
ready several of the workers have
i subscriptions to their credit.
Business men down town, church,
lodge, club members, everybody Is
I now boosting for some favorite can
I dldate. and these results are show
ing in the vote standing. Did ,you
observe the many changes In posi
tion yesterday? Some who had
been close to the top of the list,
dropped toward the bottom, while
others who had been plodding more
steadily have taken a jump topward.
A ROBBERY
bras Store of D. T. Tayloe & Com*
pnny Robbed Last Night.
The drug store of D. T. Tayloe &
Company was entered last night be
tween one and two o'clock and about
two hundred and fifty dollars worth
of goods wero stolen, consisting ot
fountain pens, cigars, cigarettes, por
fumery and sodawater checks. The
thieves made good their escape and
have not as yet been apprehended.
They made their entrance through
the side window of the prescription
department.
Laal night between one and two
o'clock Dr. D. T. Tayloe received a
call to attend a very sick child on
a boat from Hatteras at the Moore ,
Fish bouse.
On examining the patient the doc
tor decided to administer a dlptherla
anti-toxin so be went to the home
of Mr. D- M. Fields his druggist, and
awoke him for the purpose of getting
In his pharmacy. While Mr. Fields
was dressing Dr. Tayloe went to his
office and seated himself on a box
in front of the building until Mr.
Fields could co2e and open the door.
While sitting on the box the doctor
heard noises In the store but paid
no attention to them, thinking they
were some dogs locked 4a the build
ing belonging to Dr. Joehua Tayole.
When Mr. Fields arrived and 09-!
ened the door he was startled by a I
commotion in the rear of the store. J
Dr. Tayloe then said that he had.
be*rd noises and they at once turn- ;
ed on the electric lights. When this '
was done persons were seen mak-1
lag their way out of-the side win
4o?.
' Dr. FteMa ru to tk* ?U#y ?ad;
trad HTml thou: Dr. TurlM ?nd
PrttoMMB Job. H.rrU * tkor-,
ouffc mrck of tin
CONTESTANTS
rtfcSt *re find today's leaders art Miss
[^don, in District 1; MIm Burbage,
lffa>istrlct ?. and Miss Ouilford In
District J ? :
r-^TiUh the l^/^finorrow, and lee
want they dofin the meantime Join
the "bdostsrs club" (or sons favor
vorlte candidate.
About Baa-opes* Tour*.
Let U he understood that the vot
ing contest now on In ths Dally
News to detemlne the four ladles
in thlX city and territory who shall
take an extended tour of Europe next
July and August at the expense of
this piper does not come within the
category of the cheap "popularity
contests" with which the public is so
familiar.
On ths other hand, tt fs s finan
cial venture of none considerable
proportions, Inaugurated by this
newspaper and while the candidates
who will participate In this con tee t
will doubtless be deeervedly popu
lar young people In their localltlee,
the reealt will largely be a test of
their hustling ability to secure sub
scribes* tor a popular dally newspa
per in order to wfh the tours.
That the management of the
News *111 see that the contest Is
conducted upon the high plane that
It has done all other things goes
without saying and hardly needs a
reassurance from the publishers.
That the Buruopean tour will be
|PdWectly conducted Is guarenteed In
advance, because it Is one of the
CSbk tours, which have been popu
larly known throughout the United
States for nearly seventy years. And
the contest Is being conducted by a
company - which has been in the
newspaper contest business for years
-and has conducted hundreds of sim
ilar voting enterprises on newspapers
all over the United States, and bears
testimonials from publishers and
from defeated, as well as successful
candidates, certifying to the falrneus
of its work.
The publishers of the Dally News
put their reputation and good stand
ing with the people of the surround
ing territory behind the proposition
from first to last, and ask all those
who have a pride and Interest in I
the growth of onr beautiful city and
county to co-operate with the young I
ladies who are seeking the honors.
I add will strive to increafie the)
circulation of thlB paper by securing i
subscribers and accompanying votes, j
The publishers have Inaugurated i
a legitimate business enterprise, have
secured the four Cook tours for their |
guests and publish a guaranteed it
inerary, telling the young ladies Just
where they will be taken, w^it thev
Will be ahown, what kind of enter
tainment will be furnished them, \
when they will leave, when they will J
return, and that their every neces
sary expense will be borne by thic
company.
LYCEUM COURSE
\
First Number Will be Pronented on
October 5.
The canvassers are now In tbe city
and are soliciting among tbe citi
zens for the purpose of securing the
Lyceuip course for Washington Pub
lic Schools as was last year. We are
glsd to know that the solicitors are
making good headway
The list of attractions are said to
he tho meat attractive yet seen here
and it is to be hoped the amount re
quired Ux. secure them will b* reach
ed within nett few days. The first
number is billed for Washington on
the evening of October 5.
The numbers scheduled for this
olty are The Chambrian National
Gle Singers, assisted by Alf Thomas,
"The Welsh Harry Lauder"; The
Central Grand Concert Company:
The Hinshaw Grand Opera Company
and the Neil Litchfield Trio and The
Scotch Singers.
8eaaon tickets can be purchased
for 12.BO, the same as last year.
Quite a treat awaits the music
lovers of Wasnington in the coming
Lyceum course.
rould be found.
In the vacant lot between the Car
olina Distributing Company and tbe
E. R. Mlzon Company were fpund
teveral soda water checks and a few
fountain pens.
Several boxes of cigars and cigar
ettes were also located at the win
dow lneide the drug store that the
thelvee did not suuooeed In taking
with them on account of being caught
up with.
Abo?t two hundred and fifty dol
lars tn goods have been missed.
There la not cl ^ as to the guilty
tAnd a Ma la lodged by the so
VITAOn.WH AX THK 1
OAUSTr TlliniE
' l? AU Fmur Pm? TofttaM.
u>? out WIUi lb* Merry cftml
The program offered tonight by I
the Gaiety It one you will oertemiy |
not regret seeing. For without
Question it Is one of the beet all
round bills presented here In ?ome |
time.
You will say t*?e program li
night was very good. Well, tonight I
it's eren better, and you'll aay so, |
too, after you hare witnessed It.
Her Mother'* Weeding Gown. 1st
a genuine Vltagraph. A very plctur-j
esque Scotch drama. Introducing
very Intelligent Scotch Collie d<
which lends great Interest aside from I
the very pretty stury involved, which J
is strong in pathoa and heart inter-}
est. (Length, 1,100 feet)
Om Panther Creek" ? love story
wOtea around a prospector's difficul
ty with a desperado. The sagacity
of the horse Is s featur6 and the set
ting la quite satisfactory.
"THc Wild Mas of Bormeo" .
extremely laughing picture. This rt
between the young collegian Imper
sonating a wild man and s supposed
gorilla, is about ghe liveliest thing
put on the screen lately.
Other pictures will also be shown
that are as good.
Come out tonight with the crowd]
and enjoy .yoors^tf.
IS PROMOTED
Mr. L. A. Hqutree Made Aeeletant j
Cashier of First National.
At a recent meeting of the board I
of directors of the First National |
Bank Mr. L. A. Squires w4s elected I
assistant cashier at an increased eel-1
sry.
Mr. Squires haa beep connected
with the First Nations Bank for a
number of years. Hfr friends will
be pleased to hesr of his promotion.
The caplthl stock of this well
known i4feitution was increased ;
from 160.000 to $100,1)00 and the,
surplus fund from $25,000 to 950,
000 last month.
TBE GEM.
See the Great Train Hold'l'p Ann
Other Fine Pictures Tonight ?,
Three Reels. 3.000 Feet Film.
Tonight another pleasing-t>Vogram
is promised the patrons tfce Cera
Theatre
Judgment of the Mighty Deep,'
which was shown last evening was j
one of the most beautiful ocean dra-'
ma; aeon !n a long time. The pic-'
ture. witk the beautiful ogean as a
back ground was very realistic and
greatly enjoyed.
The following pictures will be
shown tonight.
The Clink of Gold, 13 cne of one,
of Oaumor.fs famous dramas. It tlms.
to show what changes take place In I
thTJ -behavior of most people when
they come into possession of money. I
The picture has a good mora* lesson
I thlit can be applied close to home,,
if one cares to take things serious- j
ly. It's a Gaumont and every one
[knows what to expect from.this fam
ous house
Life in Senegal. Africa, a Gaumont
scenic picfcure of a little known re
gion. representing the people at
work In their various Industries.
We, of this country, could accom
plish but little were we compelled to
use the crude methods practiced by (
these peopple, but the result seems i
to be reasonably satisfactory. The1
pfiTture Is unique.
The Great Train Hold-np. A film J
possessing all the meiodramie char
acteristics required to make it excit-[
int.
The Kls of Judas. Pathe hand coi-j
ored drama of great beauty.
8*?ing Around Corners.
There are many iusects which hare
a very much larger field of vision than
wo hare. This Is due to the greater
concavity of their eye*, enabling them
? n nee nround the corner, so to speak,
behind and at the sides. This devel
opment Id men would have Its objec
tionable point*, but alao Its good ones, i
not the le??st of which murtit l>e the ?
detection of pickpocket*.?Chambers' j
Journal.
ROBBERS GOOD HUM.
Two Bandits Hold op Train cad
Get 190,OM
THE OFFICERS AFTER THEM
i
TRAIN ROBBERS GET LOOT
AMOUNTING TO 950.060 FROM
MAIL AND KXPRB8S CARS ?
THK CLE8KH COMPLETELY
TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
New Orolaaa. Sept. I7.^Pomot
today are scouring the levee district
la search of two white bandits who
laat night held up (our United States
mall clerks on a southbound South
ern Pacific train at Arondale cross
ing on the Mississippi river and made
their escape with registered mat) And
bullion believed to aggregate $50,000
in value.
More than 9SO.OOO in silver and
gold alone Is reported to have been
taken. The execution of the robbery
wlh bold and on the complete sur
prise given to the four mail clerks
made it sucoeasfuly.
Jusf&s the Southorn Pacific .west
bcfand train which left New Orleans
was pulling off the traaafer boat
Msadoton to ascend that incline and
before It was coupled together two
mOked whlto men climbed aboard
ths section containing the express
ftrfO the mail coaches.
They took advantage of the fact
that this section is generally pulled
some distance up the track before
the second section containing the
pnssengers can be coupled to It."
While the engine was taking the
express and mail coaches about a
quarter of a mile up the tracks the
masked men surprised the four mall
clarke, two of whom wore black and
beld them up.
While one man kept them with
their hands up the other gathered
together the registered pouches and
all the express matter desired.
The whole tiling was over, the
mail men fitfepin a few minutes and
:he*"robbers leaped off the cars and
made for the river bank.
They bound the clerks when they
lumped so they did not tell of the
:rlme until found, when the train
lad got to Washington station.
"A posse was formed by the sheriff
yt Jefferson -parish and- Is-soourUrg
the levee for the desperadoes. It is
thought that they had accomplices,
who were waiting for them at the
river side, and that all took boats
In which to escape.
Nat Young and Old Bill Bugg, the
auctioneer, is going to see that every
pile of tobacco is going top notch
at the special sale October 4.
BROTHERHOOD OF HT
ANDREW IN HUSSION
Nashville, Tenn.. Sept 27.?Prac
tically all of the delegates are ready
for the big national convention of
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew,
which opens today for Ave or six days
session.
Between 1,200 and 1,500 delegates
are In attendance. Some of the ablest
men In the Episcopal church are In
attendance. Including Dr. Hubert
Carleton, of Boston, general secre
tary in the United States; B. P. Fin
ney, of Savannah, southern secretary
and A- O. Chrlstensen of Newark, N.
I., president of the Newark assem
bly.
Every business man In Washington
should attend the special sale Octo
ber 4th, at the Washington Tobacco
Warehouse. Ladles are especially In
vited to.attend this sale.
Ice Cream Social
The Women's Parochial 8oclety
of Zlon Parish at Jessama will hold
an Ice cream social and Shirt Waist
sale at the home of Mr. John W. Cut
ler on Saturday night, October 1st
Everyone is cordially Invited. A good
time is expected for all who attend.
MRS. W. H. CUTLER,
President of the parochlsl Society.
THURSDAY'S SPECIAL
Ladies Flannelette Night Gowns
Regular $1.00 values, on sale to
morrow only at 89c.
Bowers-Lewis Co.
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