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A 1 M 4 T ? First E 2T WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA. FRlOAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 4. |9R ? NO. 19 ?ii > i ? i i ' j pii ?(y ii . i i.i ii mIT* ??? i i ? ? ' , i , OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA ably a fanatic. wu responsible (or tho destruction of the battleship' Maine wai the statement made to bight by CoL Jas par E. Brady, 1ft correcting a report of a speech made by him last night. Colonel Brady uy. he waa one of a committee of (oar men wbo inveet itfstsd the -explosion and reported their findings, to President McKlnley. "Or course l did not joe this man . turn on tho switch which net 1 powerful minaa aster," aald "hot tho ertdeaoO|^^ppE|HHil directly to hlodMBfOwhwll^Brtr army oA taro to W tho that in oar belief Zalrafio . wi* Inter im> cuted on tho command of General Blanco. Nona, however, was ever ?hie to olarn what resson." Colonel Brady, In an nddrsss fast night at 8t George* p Episcopal church, discussed tho Maine diaaater and attrlbuted.lt to a submarine mine ezploalon. __ His statement brought forth de nials from Waahlngfron, among other things being that no miliary hoard had been appointed to Investigate tho Colonel Brndy explains that Oie board never con yenned to make lta report, bat reported Individually to the pretftfont. Colonel Brady was quoted as say ing in hla addreaa last night thgt Cubans wars responsible ror the dis aster. ife denied today that be Negotiating for Reciprocity Treaty. Washington. Nor 8.?Ctaas. If.! Pepper, commercial adviser and Hen- j ry M. Hoyt. counsellor of the state de' partment left here today for Ottawa,1 to repreeent the United .States In the fiegotlatlons for a reciprocity trade agreement treaty, which begins on Friday. After the negotiations are under way he will he joined by Secretary of 8tate Knox who will personslly con duct the case of the United Statee. | Both Mr. Hoyt and Mr. Pepper go to Ottawa being President Taft'a In structions, and hla confidence that a satisfactory agreement will bo reached. They hare been In conference with the president with regard to re el pore! ty almost constantly for the last two weeks. "Madame Sherry**' Taken New York by Storm. Ths great us leal show, "Madame 8herry" now appearing at the New Amsterdsy Theatre, contains music that haa not been equalled since the production of "The Merry Widow" and "The Walts Dream." The Now Tork .Sunday World, with lta usual enterprise, has secured the boot song In the production of "Msdasse Sher ry,1* and will give It tree, worda and ?mualc complete, with naactySuaday'e World. ? u And sometimes the wife of a self mads msn wishes he had besn made out of better raw material. F . Washington, Nor. S?Martial law bu keen declared In Hondurma. according to atate department ed uces today owing to the fear ol President Davlllt, of an Insurrection being atarted by General Jess Maria Valla dare*, who 1? Illegally holding the poet of commandant at Ainitala, the Pacific coast port of Honduras The government has denounced Veil* dare* aa an outlaw and Amapala has been cloeed as a port of entry. Commander Hayea of the l'. 8. S. gun host Princeton, which la now at Amapala to protect Americas and foreign Interests, reported to the ns-. if department today that the ..um mandant has informed the foreign consul that he hps no Intention of lnjnrtac foreign subjects or foreign property, sal that there le no dleor I* etate department and nary de partment drclee ho dependence le Placed la any promisee of Oeaeral Yalta da res The Unit** States gov ernment It Was said by a high official today, will asks short work of the turbulent general if a*ed to do so I >7 the Honduras government. If President Da rills so requests the sailors from the Prlhceton will arrest the genedal and tarn him over to the government authorities at Te gu teal pa. Program Was Much Enjoyed The second number An the l^cou Course, The Scotch Blngers. W-.rel heard laat night at ths Public School i njjftmt"!!! tlve audience. % The program as carried ont by the singers was very good?sbmi* partes being especlslly httractlve. Its/ Ag nes Hyde, the reader, wan encorad several times. Her readings ?rd Impersonation* were fine. She i ??.? Besses more thsn ordinary histrionic talent and was a favorite wltli (he .audience. The vlpllnist was also the subject for much praise. ' Taken as a whole the program waa much enjoyed. # ? I The personnel of the company wore Miss Tina Crawrord, contralto; M>ss [Jeannette Cuthill, first soprano; MHs Ella Campbell, second sopra:o ai.d pianist; Miss Agnes Hyde first con tralto and reader. Are to Move The Pulford Hardware Company are to move their wholesale business from ths second story of their place of business to the two-story brick bulldtng on Main street, next to the Dally News Office. .The building is I now being made ready for their re ception. Thin firm is one of the larg of the kind In North Carolina and do a large and lucratlvs business in Eastern Carolian. Carolina Evangel I The Carolina Evangel, edited by Mr. H. C. Bo wen. at Belhaven is the latest addition to our list of eschang esc. Ths Evangel Is a five column, four page paper published semi monthly. Mechanically and aa a news medium it la a credit both to Its ed itor and the town'ia whleh It 1s pub Children's Toques, Gloves Sweaters and Toboggans Sust the right kind of warm wearing Aoparel for These Cold Morning*. All Colors and Prices ^ r*ll In llna?atop IB tonight ul rn lb* llUM la M0T1N0 PICTURHS ?A >)<u. >H?M> imaraatlnt ?how?bring tk? family. W* aaeura fort ui Marion. Not. 3.?SpreadloK like wlldllre orer the clti^ today wenl the news that ox-Oovefnor Robert B Glenn. who ?poke km toda*, had become encaged Id a difficulty with a I raveling man on the war from the railroad atation to the hotel this morn lac. <M>;? V: r . It seama that whUe Mr. Glenn wu engaged la eoaveraatloa with a friend U??t ?*? frla?d had remarked Ma rion Butler had gotten off the aame train upon which the Coitnur came, at Morcanton. In tho wane of the conreraatlon that followed tho (riend further remarked that the Democratic apeakera and tha rrrmt war* making ll hot for Butler. Mr. Olaaa replied that It waa not nore? aary for the apaakara and the praaa ?? ?ak* It hot for Butlor aa bn But lar, had all ha could do to defend hla record la tha atata. At Ihla la Junction a traveling aaa, Mr. Craw " butted Into tha coarctation "ld ?? the Democratic apaakara la tha atata wan afraid of ? Butler I Mr. Olaoa replied that tha man car talnlr did not kaow tha aituatlon or ha would not dare make aucb a atata meat Crawford aald that he did kaaw I the aituatlon and that he atlll main tained that Democratic apeakera ware afraid of the ex-8eaator, Mr. Olenn then told the drummer that "hat ha had aald waa aheolutely an untruth and that Democratic apeakera had met Butler la d aba tea *dd that oaly their aalf-reapect kept them from doing ao agala. Mr. Crawford made hla orlglaal atatetneat In atrongar language. J whereupon tha Governor told him he I waa a liar and that "if he repeated It he would awaltaw it ant also acme rived at the hotel where Mr. Craw-1 J ford hurriedly alighted from the hue ? and entered tho hotel lobby where he I I registered aa "John Smith." from Vlrl |glnla. Kptvinl Train Co Anr-or.*. On account of the Agricultural I FaJr and Corn Show at Aurora, a ? special train will be operated by the Washington & Vandemere Railroad I Company from Wellington to Auro-| Ira and return on Friday. November] 111th. 1910. leaving Washington at I 110:30 a. m. and stopping at the Nor folk-Southern Junction to take on I I passengers. Reduced rates for the] I round trip will be given for that date I I only from all Washington and Van-1 |demere stations. Has Returned. Rev. H. B. Searight. pastor of the I ? First Presbyterian church, this city. I returned this morning from Eliza-I Ibeth oity where on yeaterday morn ing at 11:30 o'clock he officiated at the marriage of Rev. F. M. Hawley. ? former pastor of the Presbyterian I II church In that town, now of Mebantl |N. C., to Mlaa Helen Sheep. Accepts Poeltlon Mr. B. Haigh Small of Payeitevl.lefl |N. C., an expert druggist and soda H dispenser has sccepte* a poeltion |with the Hardy Drug Co. Mr. Small Jkome?. to us well recommended snd | we welcome hia to our town. Are Making Good. ??Id S sosatrmaa to a New* man this moral**. "tha Democratic coun tr candidates are certainly making a most favorable Impression on the pea pie wherever they go In their can as. Th?jr have bee a received royally at efeh preelnet and apeaklng point aa<| look for then to have a big ma THE m CET THEIR DEMANDS 1 , ? ?OHK or TMJC HMALAJCIl BXPRBfW COMPANIES HAVK ALAGADY CAP ITI WTED A*I> OTHERS ARB IX OONPKRRNCK WITH MKN MRU S' IATORA. New York, Nbv. 3?Final step* were Uk?B todifcy to end the expreM strike when a conference wu held with representatives of the driven and helper*, the express companies and the civic mediators present. ' j | H was beUeved that the strike winch hss stagnated business in Qraster New York and threatened to paralyse traffic of every description, would be called within S4 hours un less something unforaeen hsopened. William Ashtoo. general organiser for the International Brotherhood of .Teamsters, declared this morning that "everything was cinched for a speedy settlement." The rsanpaply were expected to mske concessions. "Public opinion hss forced the ex press companies to end the strike," ' eaid Mr. Asbton. "The men hare been wllllag all along to meet repreeenta tlvee of the sspress companies, not as union men hut merely employes. "The bssls of settlement will be on the demands made by the men which are: a decreaaS in the hours of work to 11 hours; recognition of the j union and an Increase In pay approx 11 mating 96 * A most serioye accident was nar rowly averted on West Mnln street last night between seven and eight o'clock. Why someone was uot .kill ed or seriously hurt is almost remark able. Mr. M. P. Jefferson, a member of the firm of the Jefferson Furniture Company, whfle driving down Main street from the country and crossing the Atlantic Const Line trsck discov ered an automobile com'ng up the street. Knowing tbst his horse paid no attention to machines he had no apprehension of a mishap. Mr. Jefferson hsd In front of him a sew ing machine. He took precaution however, to) guide his horse to the right of thej street, near the curb as possible. { .When opposite the City Postofflco Mr. j Jefferson'stopped his horse presuma-i bly to give the auto room^to pass.' The machine Which was Mr.? George I Hackney's, proprietor of the Wash ington Buggy Company and being' | driven by him. In some way collided with the buggy. Mr. Jefferson was koncked out. In falling his bead and face came in contact with the sewing machine, cutting two large gashea in his forehead and bruising his face badly. The buggy was smashed consldera ably. Fortunately, however, the horse was not hurt. The automobile wss also dsmaged. Mr. Jefferson was t%ten to the office of Drs. Tayloe where his wounds were dreaaed. Although suffering some pals we ars glad to know he Is not seriously hurt. The collision created no small e* rltement In that'part of the city st the time. ? C*>rm Judging Day. It le to be hoped that a large num ber of our cltlsens will attend the Corn Judging Day at Aurora next week. It will- be an occasion no far | mer of Beaufort county can afford to 1 Ths eitiesns of Aurora ars noted for their hospitality and this ??per feels eure all who attend the oorn Judglag will not regret It. The Washington snd Vane' - mere Railroad will run a special trM'% 'rom Wash ington to Aurora en thst day and It ?.nr people deelre to eee some of the Ineet specimens of corn %nd other ?ducts to be found enywhere then r win g?. J |r UAVT WASHINGTON'S . IV. tlU I 1 GREATEST STORE j O-O?O-O Edwin Clapps $5.50, $6.00, $6.50 and $7.00 Shoes, special $4.98. ?; : J o-o-o mm MANY RUMORS ARE AFLOAT niSMIEK HK1AND HAS I'NIIERTA KEX OXK OP THE MOST (ilOAN TIC TAHKH KVKK OKFKKEI) IN PRIifirH PUBLIC L1KK ? KKV government will not laht. Paris, Nor. 3.?The powerful ln fluenco of socialist leaders was ex erted today to thwart Premier Brlana and block his efforts to form b new oablnet. Hons. Jaaree, leader of the social ists In the chamber of deputies and the leader of the radicals in Paris, Is heading the opposition to M. Brland. Jaures Is preparing to attack the new ministry when its membership Is an nounced. Re wished to question Premier Brland In the chamber as to why Hons. Vlranl. former minister of la bor resigned but as Vlranl'^ resigna tion was hsnded in together with the resignation of the balance of the min istry , Interpellation was blocked. The premier has undertaken one of the most gigantic tasks which has been offered In French public life since the riurs of Napoleon. He has been Instructed by President Fallalr es to select a cabinet which will please all factions. Furious Indignation was expressed against Hons Brland today by his political lee who accused him of breach of honor In resigning with the balance of the cabinet, the oth er members being under the impres sion, apparently that Brland would also step out of office. From one source today came the accusation that the premier's new cabinet would consist of "blackleg*.", _ , IMPOSSIBILITY owe Rev. Mr. Dutton preached a most Inspiring sermon last night at the First Baptist church. In the course of the sermon the speaker impressed the hearers with the fact that if God has honored the messages 3:?oken by his* messengers, how much more will He honor the message brought by His Son, Jesus Christ. The thought was emphasised also that if sinners neglect this message of salvation brought from heaven by God's own 8on, escape from eternal perdition Is impossible. The message impressed itself deep ly upon the congregation. Thera ?*an considerable Interest mani.'ested in the after meeting, to whici ?|uite a number of persons remained- TMs was decidedly the best servi<-*? yet held. The workers' conference fif teen minutes before the regular ser vice was also largely attended. Tonight Rev. O.' L. Owens will preach. His subject will bs "The Outstretched Hands." The Trio will sing. "Qod Bless Our Boy." The workers' conference will be | held In the Phllathea class room at 17:15 o'clock. All christian workers are Invited to this service. There will be no afternoon service tomorrow afternoon, but Mr. Owens will preach at the evening ho ir. A Branch House. Mr. Frank A. Wright of this city, la establishing a branch cleaning and pressing house In the town of Bet-; haven. He will also conduct a tail-] orlng business there. He ,has our beat wlshee for success. Horses aid Males. The Washington Horse Rtchaage received today a car load of tor? and Bales from St. Louis. Trials sf Newspaper . *jP* . Oa aecount of the engine in our office breaking ws were oompelled to mlaa the asalla for the peat two din We are now running on time nnd we hope tha delay will not oeenr again. Crowing fta Interest The mea:lng at the First Prsaby terlan church is growing In internet aad atte?d?im? ' free. Mr. Cleveland la n preacher of unusual earnestness Tk? itntfnf bj th. PraAnvrtu ?ill quartet* la on ot U? Mtrac tlTI iHtWM of th? ? M A cortflftl trnviuilom Ik't JUST YOUR SUBSCBIPTIOII MAY SAVE THE BUY FOB Yflllfl FAVORITE Last Few Days of Contest Are Flying Along Don't Let Delay Be the Sting of Failure A TOUR of Europe May be Won or Lost by Leas Than a Sin gle Subscription. Final Eifortb Tell. Tomorrow marks the end of the fifstof the two last week* of tb<^on teet. OXK WREK FROM IwR MONDAY and the race will be over ?will have been won by throe young women who hare possessed the ener gy and determination, and the friends to help make them winner* of thla delightful tour of Europe One week from tomorrow at 4 o'clock all coupons clipped from the Newt will expire. In order that the final day's balloting may consist of special ballots only. The final count of all apeclal bal lots and their verification will be made by the Judges themaedlvca and neither the contest manager nor any other person will have anything wbatever^to do with It. It. No grace will be allowed out-of town candidates on the cloae of the content. The contest will close for all districts at 10 o'clock on ths night of Monday. Nor. 14th. At exactly the tour set for cloalng the conteat. the ballot bo* will be sealed by the Judges, and conveyed by them to Its plsce of safe-keeping until the fol lowing evening?Tuesday?when the final count will be made to ascertain the names of the winners. These laat two weeks ore proving result-getters, and thousands upon thousands of votea are being gotten together under the combined offers of the period, which almost equal the double vote offer of the second per lod. The thousands of special ballots that hare been collected by many of the candldatee, are going to hare a telling effect on the final results of the race, and some people are going to be very much surprlaed. Nearly everyone -y y>^igton snd vlcljiif ^.hlng esgeri- ??? of the stf plraon has some f?\ | ^*ndldate who may or may not stand s show at the end of the con teat, but that friend Is so confi dent that he'd slmost bet his hat. Enthusiasm in behalf of favorite candidates should be turned Into ma terial form theee last few days. Subscrtptloas count within a few ?otes of the most they have ever counted. A single subscription now might turn the tide from fllture to success Tour candidate, who has worked snd worked to win might lose this trip by the margin of a few thoussnd votes, while your subscrip tion during this period could hsve saved the victory for her. EVKRTBODT PULL TOGETHER NOW TOR SUCCESS AND EUROPE! A SECOND SUBSCRIPTION FROM YOU WILL BE ACCEPTED BY ANY CANDIDATE GLADLY. DO IT NOW. BEFORE THE CONTEST CLOSES. Is The Topic Of The Day country there 1b hardly a man. wo man or child who has not read with Intense interest stories of great avia tion meets. Newspapers from Maine to Texas carry cuts of great aviators flying through space with thousands of eyes taurned towards them A flight arrosM the Atlantic is to be at tempted soon. The record flights at Rheltns was the topic of the day. At the present time all Baltimore i? in* forested in the International meet now on In that city. * American, French and English aviators ftrlUng for honors. But why envy Baltimore? Read with Interest of the great meet there and revel |n the anticipation of what Is going to take place In Raleigh November 16 and i", when for the flrat time' In the history of the state, more than one machine will fly over the fertile holds of North Carolina. In the great Newa and Observer Aviation Meet, to take place at the Fair grounds. There are few. ?f any North Caro-: linlnns who bad the pleasure of see Ing'the gren*. meet at Rhiems or the great Belmont or Baltimore meets hut every man. woman and child In North Carolina will have the oppor tunity of coming to Rrle'gh of they with to and thousands will avail themselves of the privilege of teeing in North Carollna'a capital city what many have tressed the ocean to wit ness From the hlllu and from the coast si plains they will come?from all parts of this and the sister stAtes. Railroads will give reduced ra Schools and colleges wii| give hol iday. Kvery day scores of letters are re ceived from c'lioe. towns, village? and hamlets throughout the state 'telling of numbers who will be In i Raleigh on November 16th and 17th to be preeent at the Qreat Newa and | Obesrvsr Aviation Meet. The entire state Is being decorated with posters telling of the advent of the great Turtles aeroplane* "Curtlas"?do you eatch It? "Cur 11m," the aame thnt lies forased the headlines la asny of the biggest stories in the metropolitan dailies of the country. Yes, the great Curt its machines will fly in Raleigh on No vember 16th and 17th, and will be watched by thousands as they rise to dizzy heights, rsce with the birds of the air and with each other. Not ofily CurtlM' naekhM. but IMm*. Augustus Post, Ely or others of equal renown will fly here. Speed Motor Boat Mr. C. H. Fuller owner cf the yacht Thetis has brought to this city on his yacht a speed motor boat. The Tar Heel Motor Boat Club is making plans to give a series of races here on November 17. Coru Judging Day. The feature of the races will be a race between Mr. Fuller's speed boat and the Red Wing, reputed to be the fastest motor boat in North Caroli na waters. Other races will be given by the members of the club in their motor boats. Quite a number of enthusiastic motor boatmen will be here from a dlsta#-e to witness the contest. It promises to be both Interesting and exciting. Yacht Thetis. The steam yacht Thetis arrived la port Wednesday night from Rhode Island, where she will spend the win ter. Mr. Fuller, her owner, stooped off at Ocracoke to hunt several dsys. The Sidewalk*. The concrete sidewalks are now being constructed on West Second street. The workmen have gotten as far as Van Norden street. Considerable Improvement. The concrete sidewalk Just com pleted In front of the First Presby terian ohurch makes considerable im provement aa they have all over the elty. A farther lack of eonfldenee la developed by the necessity t>f cook lag 4-eeat bacon with M ?o?i?In dianapolis News. Saturday's Special Baby Cradle Comforts, Regular $2.00 values, This day only $1.25 q
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