Tfce National Quard Aanoclatlor
of th? United autee, now In nuIo'
i *t Bt. Louis. decided to ask the sell
eongres* to proHde for pafrlng th<
enlisted men of the national gua'd
The hill proT|dw that captains kne
enlisted man (lull iMIn 30 pei
cent of about the regular i?i
flrst lieu tea ante, 20 per oent.- wc
oud lfeutenants, 16 par cent: colon
eU and < regimental staff officers tc
receive S per cent.
If this bUl should be rlssinl. pti
Tates would recelre M.60 per ?nua
corporal*. <119; compear cooks,
??; quartermaster sergeants, U0 SO
sergeants 9; lint sergeants.
sergeant majors, ?u.jo; second lieu
tenants, tlLIE; first lieutenants,
HI.33; captains, >80; majors, #11,
80. and colonels, lit 66.
STOOHAMI AT TH>:
, oaiktc tonight
Crowd To
Were you with the merry crowd
at the Qalety last evening?
If not you certainly missed a treat
? for the program was pronounced by
all as being one of the Strongest and
best seen here la many a day. To
night there is an extraordinary good
program offered, consisting of three
full reels of feature pictures. The
first is a Biograph "An Old Story
With a new Ending" It la a good
fcomedy drama. It is one of the
strongest productions the Biograph
Company have yst conceived. The
scenes are perfect la all respects
and this Blm should prove * Jim
big feature.
The next: "His New Family from
" Sans Pamllle" Another drama by
Roy Norton.. All. of you who have
been keeping up wlt^ Norton's plays
know what they are. And wo can
assure you that this one is the best
he has yet relaaaed. "nuf sed "
The thlpd reol Is a great Indian
picture entitled "The Cheyenne Raid
ers" of "Kit Carson on the Banta FY
frsll." It Is a story of the gold seek
ers In tho Black Hltfs la '49. Perfect
photography, "thrilling action and n
wonderful climax. Come out with
tho crowd tonight and enjoy your
self. ^shHESeHwv
When the world laughs at a fooi
he imagines that It is laughing with
WWk -
He that Uves Upon
'<^niiir
be allowed spec! . .
wrlod. and .
am out-of-town ci
In our Monday m.Ui will be counts
in the first period. ?/? ;.
Now the rote .tending of the con
> I lestants today, and compare .It wltb
the dar before, and wltk Monday'i
; rote (tending. Brerjone la hurtling
: That It a certainty. ela? the constant
ehlftlng of. position, would not b?
i *6 rery noticeable.
la urged tit make th<
?PPOrtnnltl
friend to be
ALKS TO .
BE PAVED
?
There was a recess meeting of tin
board of elty aldermen Uat erenlng
for the purpoae of rceelrtng the re
port of the property owner* with
referneco to patliqr the sidewalks on
Main, Second and Market street..
ThU committee waa. appointed In
roftsetuence of. a popular demand
to pare the, sidewalks, now. in as
much aa the paring Is being done
???< those iBtaraattit thouaht.that U
could be done at this time cheaper
and at leu oost than lb the-f state.
The adlermen ' considered the mat-,
jter at a previous meeting and the
mayor Waa Instructed to appoint a
committee of citizens to aollclt the
'approval or disapproval of the prop
erty owners along the routs propos-l
cd to lis paved. J 'J**: ? ' -
I Their .port waa heard lagt night
1 Beeldee the member, of the board
|of aldermen quite a nnmber ef tit
Izcas were present. t*'.*!.;
There were three petitions Pre
sented to the board, two of whTch|
were accepted and onvrflgeicted. The
j one rejected had reference to the
paving of the sidewalks on( West.
I Third street. .
After considering the matter from
svery vtawpolnt* the aldermen de
cided to grant the request for pav
ing the sidewalks on 15ast Second'
street from Bonner to McNalr and
on East Main from Harvsy to Me
nalr and on West 8ec6nd street from|
Gladden te Pearce. s?|f'v'v
Mr. K W. Ayere. the member of!
the committee appointed by the may
or. to see the owners of property onj
Market street, not being present.!
the paving. of. Market street waa not
[considered.
| There' was no representative pres
ent fsom Wsat Main afreet from
Bridge to Washington. "
AM the Dally News stated this
| week the cost of paving la practical
ly 40 cents a lineal foot and the
'owners of property can never hope]
jto have the work done aa cheap as
now and they are in their own light
' If they do not desire it done at this
! time. '; i]
Not only wfl lit enhance the value
of the property but ao far as looks
Is concerned will go a lonlg ways to
wards beautifying the city..
a '
Mr. 0. C. Huntington at Ctur
JEB Bi
in th? cltj thU sorntag While In
of Mr.
.
l. In B.ll?vu. with a
forehead and . dm
ghJ wr jawPM
of the battle
dead with rm~
volvdra clutched In their hu?|,.?i)l
othera mortally Injured crouched on
Door Mapping thdr rerotvere at
the screaming men and women who
led T?t them. ?d it hut, eo the
police report, thirty other men end
women had received either stab
woUnda or ehou. ? 1
The dead:
Maci.^Frunk. a clerk. IS yeara old
ehot through the ere and killed ln
aUae Marahhll. 21. a
track follower, ahwt through
the head.. , I
Mortally Injured:
twice In the
The police ear that he raaemble^
Jim Hart, Waoe^a' aleo u "Diamond
ho landed
41
In Kaw York Bra daya ago
Ben'lna. Prank, ahot through the
body. "J
The police were nnahle to get
even a partial llat of the wounded
men and women who eeeapad either
by running or Seeing In waiting tex
tile cake, but It la bettered that
Oulaeppe Perggf. better known aa
"Chick Tucker." a former price
fighter aad manager ot the place,
received a bullet aoma where In hla
body. ~
number of men . and . wop en.
limping. aoiHe bleeding about
Broadway cud Sixth *vMue foMow
Injr * b boot In K
- ?
. ot Ruuonullle.
quits * carloelty tn
three-legged chicken.
It wu p. roofer of the Red Leghorn
all montba old.
regular allotment of
> Men between the
the chicken on u>'|
Maro ? Compear''
atreet. The rooster
waa Men Af a large nwaber of poo
pie. ? V\ -,v *?'- " ,, 1
Mr. Warren to thinking of sen ding
the chicken to the Btffa Fair ^I *?1
ken to the
BKm^. 1
Her. 1. A. Bullion, paat*, I
Bandar nefcool I U a. m? *r.
p. " I ?piMH
tp; siiv
BMP ?fe*.K ? '"* v; '
? 7:10 p. m. Ber
I |)o to be
Sunday athool teecherAjnenthly
meotlng Satiny ?*Mlng A 8:10
o'etoek.
The a^stwam Band will - J
Monday afternoon at ? o'clock.
The Lad tea MlMlonary Society
will meet Twday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Prayermeetlng Wedneeday even
lag at 7Kf o'clock. |^Hi
Baraca, Junior Baraca, and Phlfe
athea claaeee will meet at the same
hour with the Sunday school. I
Btrangera and viator* are cor
dially hinted to all aerrtcee.
The friend ? of Mre. Daniel Taylor,
who wae thlp week operated on at
',the Fowle Memorial Hospital for
strangulated Intestine# by Dr. Jack
KJohotoon.^U be glad to learn th^t
[she to iaiprovtag all the while and
hopes are now eetertaiaed for her
recovery.
LIST OF CANDIDATES
.Nominated in the I mil; Nf?s Mammoth Toar-of-H^pc Voting Con teat
DISTRICT NO. 1.
Mln Lottie Ma?o. C. Water St. .. .; ....... 7,?10
Mln Ad> Mmta, 1*4 W* *nd St 7.806
sun Jennie Cor. wUt'ftalo etreet. 7,600
Wee Pearl Campbell, -111 Market St: 7.6*6
Mlaa Fannie Whitley. E JUin St. 7,550
Mlas tybel Dally, 245 ~E.-Hid St 7,?*5
Ulaa Margaret Cordon. 414 E llaln u .. .. .. 6,950
Ulaa Mar Belle Small, 428 W Mahl.. .. .. 6,460
Ulaa Goldla Rlcka, B. 2nd St 4,a*0
Mlaa Florlence Wlnfleld, Bridge St.. .> .. . '.. .. .. *,4*0
Mln Katie Moore. 41* W 2nd . .. .. *.450
Mia* Annie Plum Nloholaon. EOS W Main St 1,310
[Mlaa J ante Roberta, E. 2nd St. .. .". ... *,160
Ml* Mae Aran. Its !?. Market St. *.0*0
Mlaa Nora Angel. 114 B 2nd St. . ?? ?? M20
Mlaa Eltaloth Warren. *2? W Main ' ? ? M?0
Mlaa Mary Stan, *01 W. 2nd St. . MM
Mln LlKllan Woolard.-Harrey St. cor 1,750
Mlaa Juallae Carmalt, Reapeaa St. .. 1.170
Mln Kmlljr Harrla, Baat 2nd. . . * 1,620
Mln Margaret Melllhenny. Water St 1,285
Mln Cella Brldgeman. E Main St. 1.360
Mm Fannie Lamb Haughton, 4 26 .. 1.S00
Mln Btbel Archben. w Main St.. 1.2*0
Mln Julia Mayo. so J w. 2nd St .. ?? 1.1*6
Mln Mary Carter, 118 Bridge St... 1,1*0
Mln Maale Clyde Haanl. (1* W. ....... - . 1,110
DISTRICT NO. a.
Mln Hilda Btrrbage, Bath 6.720
Mln Minnie Kltllngaworth, Plnatovn.. ? ? "* *;4*0
Mln Hani Olda. Belharen . . . . - ? " ... . ." . 6.400
Mln Lotta Blahop, Pantego 5,150
M(n Baeeta Ormond. Batn . . 4,*60
Mln Mary E. Cradle. Swan Quarter 4,***
Mln Bet tie Judklna.- Pantego . 4.740
Mln Belle Spencer. Englehard . 4.690
Mln \Pthel Swindell, Belharen .. .. 4.J80
Mln Bena Shavender, Pantego 4,060
Mln Julia Marah. Bath" #.....' MM
Mln Alice Way. Belharen i.sio
Mlaa Maiid Duke, Pantego 3.225
Mlaa Blanch Nlcbolaou. Bath 2,125
Mlaa Maggie Gurganua. Plnetown... 2, LIS
Mlaa Maud Maaon, Fairfield . . . .. t. .v . . 2,220
Mlaa Ruth Chadwlck. Fair(leld . . ;,840
Mln Mattle Da*, Belharen . .. UN
Mln Bertha Uipton, Belharen :. ...... .. 1.7*0
Mln Eatelle Youag. Fairfield ' . . 1,766
Mtn Ella Cradle, 8wan Quarter : .. .. .1 ,. .. j,. ,. 1,415
Hattle Roper, Englehard .. i,?io
Mtn Nannie Hodgee, Belharen .. 1,610
Mln Ruth Hooten, Belharen . . .. 1,6*1
Mm Katie Eborn, Bath . , i . . .. 1,44*
' * " ' . 14T*
Brown, Swan Quarter ...... I,*40
__ -.MM
Fairfield 1.U0
. 1,14*
D. TBICTKO* %rdl ? *" . ,
? ? ?????? ? ? . ? ? ? 1,620
.. .. Mio
?? ?
WE
????niMM!
ONLY TWO UOFNTBWa. 8PA|N
A*l> llRAZfU HAVK KXTENUFJ.
AJJV RKCOUMTIOK TP THU
Lisbon, Oct. T.?The nuiban of
the royal house of BtWUU were
declared etfed from Portugal to
day by tho provisional government
Honnr, It wai stated th?t tho per
?om] property of Manuel would be
respected. fi?51
Sir Francis Vllllers, Brltlah min
uter to Portugal, called upon Sun
>or lfaehado. minister of foreign af
fair* under the new republican re
|lB6.
The object of hie visit was not
disclosed.
Gibraltar. Oct. 7.?The United
States srmored cruiser Das Moines,
hss been ordered to proceed to Lis
bon immediately.
Acting under personal order t$om
President Taft the nary department
i Issued orders directing that the
protected cruiser Des Mofrnes. now
at Gibraltar, procsed to Listen at
Thh Dsa Moines has been Instruct
ed to leave Gibraltar at ? o'clock
to-night which Is 1 p. m. Wsshing
ton time. - ?"
..The cruiser will proceed to Us-1
bon simply to hare the United States
repreeented In the naval contingent
of foreign warships gathering at
that port a aw** '
Captala Luby. of the Des Moines,
when he arrtrea at Lisbon, will be
expected to keep the government
here adrlsed as ts gener alderelop
ments tn Portugal.
It la understood that the state
department was n6t consulted about
ordering tbe ship to Lisbon, Presi
dent Taft simply exercising his au
thorlty as commander-ln-chlcf of the
nary.
The nrrlral of King Manuol and
t^e royal family of Portugal at Gi
braltar last night waa reported to
The. fugitives arrived on the royal
yacht which was* escorted by two
, British cruisers.
During the night the cruisers left
for Oporoto, Portugal.
MISS TANKARD
ENTERTAINS
Odq of Washington's most popu
lar young lad'os, MIm Mary A. Tank
ard, entertaiend a large number of
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Walling on Market street last
evening from S to 12 In honor of I
Miss Annie Laurie Partrlck of Clin
ton, N. GL
One hundr^^pd twenty-Ate were
present to hospitality of
the evening, evtlKced on all sides
at this Southern home on all occa
sions.
No social function, of the many
given In Washington, this season,
carried with it more pleasure or en
joyment and whan the time came
for adieus, regrets could be seen
written on every oonntensnce.
Miss Tankard entertained most
graciously and lavishly. The features
of the evening were the gueaslng of
the tea poet's names, cards and danc
ing.
In the guessing contest Mr. Henry
Moore was awarded the first prise
and Mr. William Ayers the booby.
|The presentation of the prise* was
the occasion for much laughter and
ihe episode was much enjoyed by all
present.
Misses Sybil la Griffin and Evelyn
Jones did the honors at the punch
I bowl. . 0 v ?
During the evening delldoua and
| tempting refreshments were sorted
the guests.
| Altogether the occasion wi
crowning success snd the charming
hostess again established her repu
tation as an entertainer. In this
role she wss ably assisted by Mrsi
Walling. It has been a long while
since Washington society enjoyed s
?ore pleasant evening.
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Washington, Oct. 7 The So
mtat oourt of the United State,
will convene next Monday at'uooi
for one of tbe moat Important ?
tiers' In lu history.' During \St
coming eight months It will bare t?
pass upon cases pr'.foundly involv
In* the Industrial and business life
of t^e nation. and tbls fact adds Im
portaOr, to the pending changes In
the personnel of tbe great court, oc
csaloned by tbe death of Chief Jus
tice Fuller and Associate Justice
Brewer and there appears excellent
reason to expect that be will be
namsi In place of the Chief Justice,
although Associate Justice Harlan,
the senior surviving member of the
court has been much spoken of for
promotion to tbe Chlef-Justlceshlp.
In anjr event. Including JusUcs
Hughes, there will be three new
men on this bench during the ?e
lag session.
, T?K tiliJI.
W* Feature fetU Toeigtit
*??r Tboaaaad Poet.
1* Days Old.
The Gem nl packed to tbe doors
tbe whole of last night. No liner
aho^h,. ,rer ^ ?v.n u .
Washington Picture house.
Tonight's urogram will be of tbe
?ame high standard. Another One
Blograpb tonight. It's only jo davi
old.
A Hummer Tragedy 1. , Blogrsph
romanc of a punctured bluff nerve
Is a m:?t valuable asset and Clar
ence had It in. abundance,, getting a
wee)T> vacation, he hies himself to
tbe. .cashore. where he registers as
a milllonarle here he meets Mabel
Who posm as an helreas. H. points
fo Ms prTvato yacht out at anchor,
wh% she telle of her palace by the
E(eh thlajcs the other the real
article, so he proposes, she accepts.
Wae Is up. tho^jnust part.
Parting Is such sweet sorrow
their swear eternal 'constancy Their
dre;-i however. Is rudely disturbed,
for when they next meet she finds
him tending the soda fountain In a
drug store, while he finds her doing
the (ham and) In a cheap restau
rant.
The Golden Secret?A Melles star
release, portraying a tale of B lost
mine, and Indian's gratitude - and a
wild race to file a claim by a plucky
little woman. ?
Broncho Hills Redemption Is a
fascinating story of life on the plains
without even the susplc!9h of a love
?torjr. the picture Is strangely fas
cinating.
Th? Wicked Raron and the I'agc
will please you. as it Is ene of those
highly Interesting dramas by the
Eclipse Company.
The Moonlight Flitting, R comedy
drama, that^was made entirely along
the lines desired to cerate a gooJ
laugh and it has not failed In Its
mission.
Cotton Market.
Se*d cotton, 6.30.
Uat cotton, 13 3-4.
Karly Hervire.
The holy communion was cele
brated at the Episcopal church this
morning at 7:30 o'clock The col
lection was for the work of the Wo
man's auxiliary.
At this same hour in Christ
church, Cincinnati there was pre
sented the united offering, which is
Uie gift of the women of the whole
ehurch gathered during the past
three years.
The services here were well at
tended by the members of that con
gregation.
Still Quite Hick.
The many mends of Mlse Ruth
Phillips will regret to learn of her
continued Illness at her home on
West Second street. She Is suffering
with fever.
Cincinnati. Oct J.?The Ord
convention of the ProteeUBt Epleco
pal church In AJaerlee be?*? lu mo
od* huIoq jrcatordaj ?n<l m i?l
In the volume of work which meet
be accompHehad In the twi-etj-two /
dare remaining.
?with the elections reeterdajr the
bod/ wee reedy to Bet down to work
the houae of btahopa. the hlsheet
tribunal of the church, elected theee
I
?
Chairman, Bishop Vincent, of
Ohio.
Prealdlng bishop?Blahop Tuttle,
of Mlaaourl.
Secretary?BUhop Hart, of NaT
chuaetta.
Aaalatant aacretarlea?Blahop Oao
F. Neleon. of Now York,-?uad Blahop
Packard, of Maryland.
The Rot. RandaU McKlm, of Now
York, waa elected praaldent of tha
houae of depatfaa.
At 10 o'clock Ifcte forenoon the
Lord Blahop of Sallabory. Bngland's
create*t prelate, was recalled by tha
houae of deputlea and thla feature
of tha convention waa Immediately
followed by a recaption tendered by
All of tha b la ho pa from tha houao
of bishops accompanied the lord
blahop of Salisbury and mat with tha
officer* of the houae of deputlea on
the (feat stage of Music Hall.
Tha house of deputlea today bo
Kan the consideration of the -five
all-Important ponding constitution
al amendments before the groat
American Episcopal denominations
Including the amendments pertain
ing to the election of suffragan blsh
opa, which provides that a dloceao
with the consent of the bishop of
that diocese maj elect one or more
aufTragan biahope without vote In
the houae of blshopa.
The.other vary Important mattef
beforl the honae of deputies today
I waa the changing of the name of tha
Protestant Episcopal church to the
| United States to the Eplacopal
I church of America thereby for tha
I first time In the history of Proteat
| ant world It Is stated the church will
| will take on a more liberal policy
| In the name of progress. r
NOTFD SPEAKER
HERE SUNDAY
A most interesting service U prom
lsed aH who attend the service* of
the Young Men's Christian League
tomorrow afternoon at I o'clock at
their rooms on West Main street.
The committee has arranged a very
attractive program.
The speaker of the afternoon will
be Mr. Q. C. Huntington, the inter
state secretary of the executive com
mittee of the Young Men's Christ
ian* Association for North and South
Carolina.
Mr. Huntington Is no stranger to
our people, having visited Waahing
ton about a year ago. He is most
pleasantly remembered and no
dou^t he will be greeted by a large
audience tomorrow. Both ladles
and gentlemen are cordially Invited.
Tha following program is arrang
ed:
Opening Hymn. "The Bird With
a Broken Wing."
Selection by male quartette, com
posed of Messrs. R. Lee Stewart. Z.
M. Potts. L. Y. Shaw and J. W.
Smith.
Prayer.
Hymn: "lis tho Blessed Hoar of
?rayer."
Scripture reading.
Hymn: "The Story Mvat be Told."
Selection, by Male Quartette.
Addresr Mr. O. C. Huntington, of
Charlotte, N. C.
Hymn: "Never Olve Up."
Benediction.
It's folly to be good unless yon
are ,good for something.
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