m
i
can legion or Mrrtero'a Army An-|
City, itex . March li.'
arouaed by th? apread
ge and vandalism inci
tho revolution led by Fran-,
I. Madero, and determined ^0
f*m* p^perty. the Dias go vara
rrent next wook will bogin . to wag*
\ against the itiwlesa element a pltl
Jess war oT extermination. Reaur
? reeling a1 provision ot tlfo Mexican
constitution not used
aiiti *ctln?? under "it* authorisation
i *h? irovefoitnent vrtU net aside far six
f-"' ttTclftfci cettaln personal guarantees.
? 1'bon pereons detected In tWv .\cl of
highway rubbers, of raiding #wd r.n y
fc rr. 6f trWn wrecking, , cutting
I?. jftWlegraph or telorih'one' wlretf or ov
en o$ removing a sptk% from the '?ail*
v TOfld track*. or -Ihrowlna a. sfd&> at
| r tv-iJn. V1U bo summarily aboi. by
tiU*b msfklng the arrest.
w&M/.-i T??di?r' the bill providing |or this
dpstfCf measure was Kent to. the tar
maacnf cpmmisrfcn of tho federal
rcagresa. U wa| signed by Miguel
Mncedo, subeaerctary of tho (Jepart
nionl of interior *nd clearly states
i mat ke cn^amcut is tftetwlsk of *hc
' That rfio. taWttfftVp dre
r .tfelj- berime a laWjsjjA only to
oOclal The membeia.of tho
' ro mansion immediately approved
tho meagre, tut, u^der the lav la
necessary that the bill como up lor a
second reading. V_ . "*
?t It was referred to .a.stfbcommlttee
nm^vtbis subcommittee was instruct
ed to report it td the commission on
Monday at a special session. That
It will be favorably acted upon there
Is no doubt. Under the constitution
the government may go farther and
V declare martial law, but the pro vis- ?
?..* Ions invoked doe* noj>Abrogate the'1
power# of the civlj authorities. but
^ jCy: dooa deny. In ca serf of certain crimes,
the r'ght pf fcrmal trial to tha^ac- .
cn^. M
Possibly thf. nearest approach to]
thla provialon of the Meficaa coa
, atitution is found III the constitution
of the United States, in that it per
. mits under certain conditions, the
withdrawal cf the habeas corpua.
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'.r.'Tl.V EASIER MUSIC.' ' .. "]
la. ? - ?
Thti Illffrrmt Cholm of II in Ctty M?k
'< '' Ins Elaborate IVrparatfcaa 1
Tboso who arr so fortima;^ to b?
In Waeti [niton on Eutpr Sunday wjl)
hoar music of^ high order. All the
choirs of the respective ^hur'ches are
r > making elaborate preparations and
unless nothing .unforeseen hWppans
Baatcf mtialc wllf aurpaai that
cf former yqan.
THK WTKATHEK
Local rain?. Tueitlay fair and
Line of
alms1
? ?v?? ??10 I Itot
ITCH SETS EN CXI!
25c
m?*: m* ?
N'ews waa received In the city thia
3RJ3* b> *r Joho *?? Oden that
his tenant Mf. J. E. Tetterton, at
Jackson Swamp, took hi? own life
tbVmorMn.^r'' W"h a *h0,?U,i
morning between S and 3 o'clock
T Mr Tc,tor,?" 1-d
n drinking for several days. He
waa a man of About iO Tears of Kg.
and leaves a widow and mien chll
*""? ' ? 4** 'tA
The deceased was a cousin of Mr.
J. E. TMtevton or tills city. employ
ed by the Cr7Btal Ice Company. His
untimely end Is to be regretted as
he enjoyed the friendship of many
In his neighborhood.
I? Aia.ntaq> amkiuoan blow
AT TMK BRITISH KMi'lRK
Oyr British couslus can never
get out of thehi, heads the idej* that
at some time In tho future Canada
wlll.be the object of American 'terH
tortal ambition That consideration
Inspires ever*, particle of .omraent
In London ditllies u.- summarised In
tho nen- issue ot Current Literature
Jor Slarch. There lfis mod reasons
for tho Isttar which President Toft
wrote at the last' I moment on this
nubJeot, nad it'tff is Itself a pliant
commentary oipon the ma- a of Brit
ish and Canadian i?r<^s - cumfient
brought over by (he great, magazine
of timelines. In collect. ng contem
porary prieB opinion upon aserj
question of the hour lit this way^ir
rsat Literature renders a peculiarly
valuable aervke. It handles the Max
lean situation from tile same angle.
Us department of persons la the
fcrogrouud includes this ? month
Barncu. a political bravo, of Uic
twentieth J^intury," and DfrnnOlos.
certainly a man of tho moment, II
not of the future Tt)-' striking a;
lips, a study of Byron by Whltelaw
Kei.l. and the miracle et Marguerite
Audoux. the Paris dressmaker who
baa wrltton a masterpiece. The work
of the creator of a new bails for lore
botween tho saxes, the last Francis
Galton, la studied dispassionately.
New phases of the war against .war
receive attention, as do. in shprt. all
the aspecta of the activity which dur
fng the paat H^oat hhaa made the
history of the wtorlf). - 1
&>-' Meeting IjkKh Enjoyed
,The regular. 8unda j- afternoon Ber
vjee of th? Yotirg Men's Christian
League was much enjoyed yesterday
afternoon. The attendance lyaa fair.
It Is to be hoped from ndw on
there will be a large attendance.
W? , . T' ??" ' ; 1 ' 9 ? %? /
Popalar Reeort
The Norfolk Southern depot Suh-l
day afternoons for pedestrians Is!
more than f ?
Condition the HaBM* ,
The condition of Mr. Ben/. Peter
son, who 1? now conOned at the
Fowle Memorial Hospital a? the re
sult of being ?ertoualy burned at
Whlehnrds some days ago. Is report
ed to be no better today. .
Much Enjoyed. ^ |
The music at the First Baptist
church Wa? much enjoyed by
larie congregation last ensuing. The
Bermon of the pastor. Rev. J. A. ^ul
IWaa, notwithstanding hia recent In*
disposition , was up to the standard
an4 has received many complimeh^
tA day from his nnrlahioner=. [ 'J
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ck Fixings 1
Classy Neck
IABY IRISH COLLARS, JA- I
LLARS AND, CUFFS
:
. Foreman of .ho G?nB I, Only O*
Kot Fatally KM. ? '
Vlrgtaia. Minn.. March 11? Kl?,
hundred thousand tons o( Iron ore
slid ty>wri upon and burled 10 tracV
layers working In the Norma* opo*
pit mii?o.; X*'; . . ?* ?
Only four" escaped "the avalaneh<
and three of these are '.n a hojplta
Hufferiug of Injuries that may prov<
^ktal.
Ole Johnson, foreman of one Qf tht
three changes ?? men were caughi
by the vast mate Is the otiiy on<
whoeo injuries. are not critical.
The place that was an open pll
U now almoat a plain of r<Jch,
and earth, with here-, and there parti
of a body In sight., a few rruahel
heads prctrude from the maas. ; '
?Arais and lega could bo sech at
vnry'.q# angles as the great lanfce^
.Qt the steaiA ahcrcls swung o m th<
haJf-flllcd pit. ' '
'At* army o^wen with shorels work
ed desperately to recover the bodies.
Toe work was tedious and difficult
Worsen and children ran scream
ing to the pit and some f$W in whik
'coUiag earl7 for lo*f,t$bii$g. 4* *5
It will ba. days before ill the bod
J les fun be recovered and aU the parti
many of them to shreds, Tho only
four men near the outer ed<e had* a
chance to run as the landslide swept
i into the hole. -fx- ? '
80 far as can bo Lj&rned all th$
men caught In the slide are Fins and
Austrians. Maw left large families.
Pnul Paction. %hose wife died a
month ago, left seven children or
phans. The little ones formed a
group at the edge of the pit to
night.
r?
WHY HE WAS NOT PROMOTED
He watchod the clopk. ??
He was always grumbling.
He was alwrta behind hand.
He bad no i&n in his blood.
Ho was willing, but unfitted.
He-dlda't believe in himself.
He asked too many questions.
His stock excuse wae^I forgot.
He wasn't ready tot me next step.
He did not put his heart in his
work. .&??': t '* / 1 "i
He learned nothing from his mis
takes.
He felt that he w^a above his po
sition.
He chose his friends among hia
He was contact to be a second
rate man. P ^ '-;M. ?i . . ; -7
He ruined hi# ability by half do
ing things. ^ r 7S ^
He never dared to act on his own
Judgment. vi^Tv :V ' , 1
He dld'tkot think It worth while
to learn howi V
He tried to make "bluff" Uke the
place of hard work, i Vv '
He thought more of amusot^ents
than getting on In the world.
Familiarity with sllpahod, methods
paralyzed his ideal. : ,
Your neighbor may be cnooke4
but what of your own stralghtaessT
J. K. HO
c an accidental ah<jptlng
at the 15 lack Pressing Club
I street and the resmlt la
C the parties died yester
Washingtcm Hospital.
Dtlng. was purely an accl
Ilng to the statement of
! one and also the fcystandv
Both the participants were color
. The facta as learned by the Daily
News man are as follows:
\ James Mayo, a colored boy about
flQ years of age and Pearlio LlorA
ion of Dr^, J. M. Lloyd, aged hetwMsn
1 15 and 16 years were fooling with
d pistol In the rear room of the press
?Itafc club. Lloyd secured the pistol
'Orom a drawer and made the remark
(that the weapon was no good and
j.e'ould not shoot. Mayo agreed thatj
revolvpe would not Shoot but In
'Uto.ated that It might. The two boysj
Lliecame involved in a friendly, tussle
jtirtid in some wav the pliftol fired and
? the ro-jalt was hie ball entered the
jofly of Mayo, entorln? J list above
the naval. Re was taken 3t once
the Washington Hospital where
in -'cpcnjjttbn was performed. T!:o.'
jrtf'uud yo^odfJatel, entering the liv
^ ?nd IrtVtetlnca, and lodging In.- tlwv
fcchhone. " Everything * poraiblri
Bpwu to BHtTfical science was don< '
:.> save hi3 l'fo. J
-Inrnedintql* :-.fter the shooting!
d, accompanied by hisVa-j
th*r, went to the sheriff and Rftvf i
LiELOlI up. The boy* Mayo before
ihls death stated that th? shoothi?]
?rras arr* accident and aaked that no
hlamo be attached to Lloyd. 4n con
sequence of the statement of the de
ceased and the bystanders and thoeej
?Mmt at e tint Lloyd has beer
:u custody.
DIKKAHK AND ('III ME
. 'Answerintr a letter recently "^pub
lished in the fcew York Evening
Post in which the National Depart
ment of Health was represented/ ae
advocated principally by doctors, Mr
Wm. Jay 8<-hiefiel;n saya it is sup
ported by men and women of all oc-*
cupaticns and from all parts of tb*
oountry, and not merely by physi
cians.
"The antl-tuberculosi- movement
is a lay movement more than a nSed
Ical moven>ent The prevention of j
tho pollution of , streams is a ques
tion of engineering. The prevention
Of Infant mortality is a cause in
which mothers and tho public gener
ally are taking lending parts. The
auppotters of the Owen bill, to es
tablish a National Department of
Health. hav4 among *their number
: not ^ only physicians,-, but chemists,
sanitary engineers, physical instruct
tors, athelotes, worklngmen, Indus
trial' prganizations and Insurance
companies. w.
The Evening Peat letter states, "It
is safe to say that of the 'three mil
lion people constantly sick "in this
country and the one. million flvo hun
dred thousand, one-half of whom
are dyinV from preventable diesases'
a large proportion of them could be
suspected of sinfulness, which, ac
cording to the logic of Mr. SchiofTiln
and others would .Justify the estab
lishment of a national department of,
religion."
>Mr. Schieffelin says in reply: "The
analogy the correspondent draws be
tyoen diseases and sin would be
mom accurate. if instoad of sin he put
crime. He will then see tkat the At
torney general, with the duty of
Investigating and preventing crime;
rford. a nstitutional precedent for |
Washington's
GreatestStore
IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
MMMS EXPRESS
CUiUHKE
'PJ2 y jyji 1-4 v v ?
Both the Union Company to
Figltf to a Finish
THIS I CLOSED STRIKE
.
Fifteen Hundred Drivers of the Ad
ams Express Company Have Gpne
Out pnd Assert That They Are
? prepared to Fight to a Fnish ?
Declaje for CJpeed Shops.
Now York, March 11. ? Fiftoen'
hundred drivers employod by the Ad
ams Express Company went on strike
today and loaders of the greater New
York District Council of the Interna
tional Brotherhood of Teamsters an
nounced tonight that the strike
would oxtend Monday to all Utrpe
express companies.
Statements declaring a determin
ation to flgftt to u finish. were Issued
? by both the uAion and the r^preaent
atlyw of the Adazhs Crfmpany. At
tempts by the concern to move
-ffcjght iWltb tho aid of strike breau
ers resulted" lr a few incidents of vio
lence during the day.
The unlcn members Sasjert 4 that
ihe express companies since the set
tlement of tho-atrfbe -last fill ion an
ronen Shop" basis, have been doUb
?rately*weedingr out the union mem
Vrs froiar the roll of employes. A
statement by tho district aoynclf
iaid: .
_"R6?Uxlng' that they would b^ en
tirely wiped .out tf they did not take.
? stand in the mntter of a striko im
mediately. the Adams Kxprees men
came to. tho' conclusion that it would
?be advisable to striko now. while thr
ship.
"The same sentiment exists among
the express drivers of all of the oth
er companies. The strike* will be
come general on Monday."
Union, leaders said that tfie men
would fight for ? a closed shop this
time. ?
a see rotary c/f health wlth'the duty
of investigating and preventing dis
ease."
home courtesy
j No pleasanter sight Is there th/n
a fMT ily ol young folks who are
quiet to perform little acts of atten
tion to their elders. The placing
of tho b?r arm-chair for mamma,
running for a footstool for aunty,
hunting Op papa's spectacles, and
scores of little deeds, show tho ton;
dor sympathy of gentle loving hearts
but if mamma never returns a smil
ing "Thank you my dear;" If pa
pa's "Just what I was wanting, Su
slfe," does not liftloate that the lit
tle ^attention is appreciatod, tho chil
dren soon drop the ^habit.
Little people are ftnltativc crea
tures and quickly catch the Spirit
surrounding them.' So, If, when tho
mother's spool of cotton roll from
her lap the father, stoops to pick it
up. brlgllt eyes will see the act, and
quick minds make s note of It. Uy
examp|o a thousand times more quick;
ly than by precept, qpn children bo
taught to speak kindly to each oth
er, to acknowledge favortt- to 'be
gentle and unselfish, to bo thought
ful and considerate of the comfort
j'df the family.
The boys, *rith Inward pride of
I their father's courteous demeanor.
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MTSTEKV Ml RKOi,TM>lNG
HIB1W MrRDKR vkbjfksh
Ellnboth City. March 11.? So me
m embers of the coroner's Jofry not ; -v
being iatlsned with the investigation
made before a verdict was rendered
In the Gibbs murder case. Coroner
Fearing has called the* Jury to meet
again Monday afternoon at 4 o'colck
It Is understood that Information
has come to members of the Jury
that may nosslbly throw some light
on the case and a more thor
ough examination of witnesses Is
desired.
The opinion- constantly grows that
Glbbs was not x&urdered for robbery
Persistent rumors connect certain
enem'og of the dead maa with the
crimq, but so far &b can be learned
evidence is not sufficient to warrant
a!?y. arrests at this time.
Nq case since the famous Nellie
CronMQr murder has so stirred this p
community and citizens are aroused
with a determination to remove the
mystery surrounding the case and
perpetrators of the' cold-blooded
THRKK RECAPTURE!) , ^
Shcrlir R!fks has Kucear'?cd in He
I'HriaR Three of ttic Kacaplta*
PtUobm-s.
As the readers of .the Dally News
will remember eight of the inmates
of i he county Jail escaped a few
wbeks ago. Tho sheriff has succeed
ed iii recapturing three of the pris
oner? and they ase now t<afely osconc
ed behind prison walls.
Getting on Nicely.
Mrs, Jcnnip Jsrvla who was receat? '
fy operated cn at the Fowle Memo
rial Hospital for append'eltfs is get
ting or. nicely and unless something
.unforeseen happens wHl soon be able
to /esume her domestic duties. Mrs.
R. H. Lewis of Knle'gh, Jias arrived
In the city to visit Mrs. JarvJn.'
Arc- City. <
Rev. Mr. Matlirwe nnd wife who
have been holding a mission under
the auspices of St. Thomas' Episco
pal church. Bath. N. C., were in tho
| city this morning.
will be chivalrous aud helpful to
their own young sisters; the glrlE,
imitating their mother, will be pa
tient and gentle, even when big
brothers are noisy and heedless. In
the homes where true courtesy pre
vnlia. It seems to meet you on the
threshold. You" feel the kindly Wel
come on entering". No angry volcea
are heard upstairs. No sullen chil
dren are ocnt from the rogju. No
preemptory orders are given to cov
er the delinquencies of housekeeping
or servants. A delightful atmos
phere pervades, the house ? unmis
takable. yet indescribable.
8uch a house, filled by th? spirit
of love, Is a home Indeed to all who
enter within its consecrated walls. ?
Exchange.
New Edison and Victor Records, for
March, Just received. We sell Phon
ographs on easy payments.
RUSS BROS,, The Picture Framerrv
Gem Theatre Tonight
The Stolen Invention,
IHtAMA \
The Bridal Trail,
<A DRAMA C2RM) fa ; 'j\
His LitQe Pard,
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