Vlt.rbo. Italy, March if.? densa
ro Abbat.ma??io. th. coafmml c.
morrtm. continued lu? r.v.l.tlon. at
today'. a?ulos ?<?h. trial of blmxlf
?od ehlrtj-flT. aaaoclatea for tha mar
dar of Oennaro Cuoccalo and Ut
1?. WW.. th. "Beautiful - Sorren
?IdaUtbtn la ronHrmatiDi W
Klaal atory ? la Urtd to tie aathorl
tle. ana puMJahod hrfotttha / trial
twtaa. la kla formal >tat?B?it ??
i A Informar tolf h?w CuomMo had boon
' fcurderod booaaa. ha had boirdrM
other taembera of Uo Camorra Vnd
alio Wana. tt.r. w* Jtaloat/ ba
ram of hu lnereaalnff iowar oa the
of Enrico AUano, (ho
? the dm crime. Under th. Que.
[ of Proaltont Blanchl and aid
We gtra a (ten
charge.
a dan Attachment free of
l*t oa explain" It to you.
We are showing' ai
line <tf Parasols, Just
ish your Easter outfit
your choice.
Prices
Sri . ' : , / ? '%? \ .
ad by MUMtlom from Carallere
Santero, the Crofrn )fiai?Ur. Ab
batemicdo today . netlM Incident!
oMbe crime not Imctvded la his writ
Aakad about the 1100 which had.
Wn PM<1 tf , the aaaaaslnt ot tha
Caoccoloa. the Informer replied that
Alfaao dlTlded tba money, giving ISO
to tba wUnaM and distributing th?
ftO^AIfwo.
n unusually attractive
what you need to fin
Take a peep and get
.f' ' ? * * ? __ "
JJ.50 to $4.50
ed by the Mexican covefauoeat it tip,
believed by the lmat*lo Janta her#
that they wilt be delivered to Frao
ciaoo I. Madero. the lawirrecto p roe
Went In the form of uaoOclal over
It, le believed that till 8 ret ate*
teken by the Pederal government
would he to eound Madero'. attllud*
wlthoot blndlni the (orfatment to
definite promt.ee
Thraash the coaTerfaefr betWeea
Seaor LtaMnionr aad ffraaeleco I
Madero,' Sr.. aad dDStave Madero 1*
I New York. rreaJdent^HM h" been
I plainly Informed o < the demand! of I
the laaarractoe but tt , la ^Intimated
that the Mexican government has dl?
"tth **
ln?urpeclo preside nt direct.
Madero. according to re porta. Ill
lean than one day'i march from Chi
hnahua. no- the atroacett Pederal
poet In Northern Mexico, -frm Junta I
here doe* not believe President Dial
Will yield to the moat 1 Ml. tent of Ue
Inaarrecto demaada. which Include
hU retirement. . ?: . ;
The Junta doe. 'not conalder the
proapeet play bright foe Immediate
To Join the loved ones who cross
ed the mystic borderland do long
ago, the soni of Mr*. Jennie J arris
took its flight on .the morning or the
14th of March.
.?^Pamlico Chapter. U. D. C. resolves
That, in the btvpnac of life she was
a daughter hraVe and true, faithful
to every ' iraat, loyal te the heroes
In the mighty strife of the Souths
great struggle. ' * \ Vj *
That she has left a memory, as a
living presence", * presence that will
live In the hearts of the- daughters
of Pamlico Chapter, who revere and
mlsa her.
fhat theee resolution* fee Incrlh
ed os the minutes' of the Chapter
copy sent to the family. Y$'- ^r}
MSB. W. B. MORTON,
MRS. FRANK ROLUN8,
Committee.
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OOTTOJf MABKf.T ? ,fil
Wat c-ottrin. *n. fin .
Cotton ii?a, tor ton. tti.to.
At th? ; mm Ion of th* Record t' j
court bdHl'th. city ball y??terd?v
afternooi. at 4 o'clock the following
caaea ^wate dl?l*>?cd ot:
Ix>tfia jfedwarda, colorsd , ?ti char*
cd .Kh.lV.kln, Jail Th. judx
ment ot the court wan that he ba
confined In Ihe county Jail lor a per
iod of tUir moatha and ba'arorked
on tba-Mada ot tba laiMBBi' ? : j
FranK Tart, colored, waa char*ed
artti brfaklnK Jail. The Judgment
ot the court wa? that h? he confined
In the county Jail fnr a period of
four mantha and work the public
roada 6t the confltr.
Joanjfc Staton and'SenT HIU. both
color e^j' were charted ?tth aaaault
tit M?> McCoy ? Both am lined
,,50 UM CO., V
| Th*H drainage of ]0ait&unMk?et!
| Lake .*11 1 add ninety thousand acres
I of ?Mle land to the already pros
pernas county of Hyde. In addition
at laggt thirty thousand acres with
in the district, now In cultivatlen,
certain in the future as to fertility
and Tfeld. W this 6e true, then It
be boons every clUsen of the city
to hit present at the cltisen's moot
ing Cflled for next Friday night at
'iflriTHl n nsii>>i|d
keet railroad being constructed from
Hyde county to this' city. The fu
ture of Hyde county la (he drainage
of this lake Is aeaured. How about
Washington If the cltlsens remain
domant and rpake no effort to secure
this road? Can we afford to let th*
chance pass us byt Certainly not.
Mr. J. O. Wright In making his
original '-eport as to the drainage of
Mattamuskeet Lake stated that If
the farms of Hyde couUfy yielded fif
ty bushels of corn per acre, when
the work of draining thin lake 1?
competed, the county would unques
tionable produce enough cbrn to re
quire at least twenty-six freight cars
dally throughout the year to trans
port the product *o market. If the
one hundred and twenty thousand
acres of land now situated In the
Mattamnakett Lake district were put
in corn and yielded fifty bushels of!]
'corn per aere at SO cents per bushel
the anntint revenue derived therefrom1
would be three millions of dollars.)
Mr. Brttt appointed by the State M
North Caorlina as one of the view
ers, In making his report saldi"Whei>
?the work la-completed It will add trfn
million dollars to the taxable prop
erty of the county.
The drainage of the lake Is now
certain for the contracts will soon
he let; When this county Is proper
ly drained she will be aapable of sujh
portlng fire times her present pop
ulation.
Can the cltlsens of Washington al
ed. If we. as a city cannot, then the
Dnily News calls upon every dtiseh
of the city to be present at meeting
Friday evening at the ?4iy hall. Re
member the time to act is short.
J. k. hovt i
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Some Exclusive Models
id Wash E>resses
- J. K. HOYT - FIRST
MARCH 30. mi. ? SO U)
N EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
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? l? zspi
The Library Part of the Pmitdr
? log Destroyed Yesterday
snot mum asiuHS loss
New York's Ore Male Hom/ Is
Fire 8 wep*? *?<??* Went Win to
Awny And Other Portion* Badly
DwMged ? The Entire Ilalldlng
csmt 0*7.000,000.
Albany, N. Y./ March ??/? fll^
.?Wept the $27,000,000 state cspltol
J building early today destroying the
- three wins* containing the senate,
assembly aad state libraries with
their records, doing damage estimat
ed at from $7,000,000 to $10,000.
000 and probably causing the' death
of Nlghtwatchman 8amael Abbott,
who la tartng.
The fire started at S:$0 a. m. in
a room on the third Boor used by
Assemblyman A. J. Levy, chairman
of the judiciary committee, and eras
swept b^ a high wind across Inter
vening rourts to the old wings. Tbe
westerp, horthweatern and south
western winji were destroyed.
were destroyed.
At 8 o'clcck^the Are waa still burn
ing In tbe west wing but the firemen
had It under control.
Among the records destroyed were
those of the courts of claims, which
were kept In a part of the assembly
library. x
For fire hours the entire fl>~e-fl?tit
ing force of the city battled against
tbe flamea befoi e they oOfe
savins the eeate aad 1
.hers.
The Oreu whleh was frell unde?-;
[?MV J 1 a
s dissiwubsi
I man In Washington avenue, was
1 by tone of Paper In the library raoma
| and spread rapidly. The doomed
I'wln'ga were a seething furnoce when
the firemen arrived.
Legislators, sorused from their
beds~"by excitement, aided the ' nrtr
fighters. Many of them rushed to
the building to carry out documents
_ . "nan Abbott was ' em
ployed to pltrol the library wings.
The firemen bsttered down Mori
and searched the corridor, for him
while the flame, ringed but they
w^re eo filled with smoke and the
terrible heat that the firemen were
driven baey. after a futile Quest.
Senators, state officials, assembly
men and Employes of minor Import
ance gathered about the great sums
structure during the height ,t(f the
fire. Senator Bayne. of Long Island,
helped tbe firemen man a hose. As
semblyman Terry* of K9n?s county,
sad Assemblyman McDatal.la. of
Tompkins county. also assisted the
Adjutant General Verbeek saved a
number of valuable pspers from his
office on (he second floor.
Employes of the bulMlag had been
complaining for severs! days that
the Insulation had worn from som
ef the electrlt- wires. The superin
tendent of the building had request
ed that this he attended to today..
The wires arej believed to have start
W the (re.
As flames* leaped lor hundreds of
'*Bt lnl? ">? ?lr trmf the Uhrary
windows the cltliens were awakened
and th^usandr gathered about tbe'
III on which the capltol stands. All
The high wipd tarried lire epark*
for many blocks and caused toatUN
? which curled from the win
dows'a. stretch across Intervening
courte. li.Utug tie Cornices of the
wa? 'a terrlllc crash at six
o'clock wh*t the roots of west sduth
west and northweet wing. f#U: "oor
??or Oi* ?-M on the scene at that
fcoor. HepUufcd the loaa th,n' at
about ?7,0<>0,00?' ?ut the bl??e *aj
?till burning ttarcelr. .
The maa* /rlend^ of ftir."*. p.
Tyer former paato'r of tile riiilt Metb
p?Uet church ..here. nor of Maiton.
N. C., ' are . glaii to eee turn in the
city. Dr. Tptr U the sleet of Cap
% Aru-or Will Try Loag Trl^.
Aiken, B.?C.. Marc* M.^Traa':
Co*jno, the. Wright aviator.' anaounc
ed today that he' WouM 'attempt a
Sight with a peaaenger from fore to
Charleston, 8. C^ a distance of ISO
mile*. He 'ntende snaking the etart
ae aoon aa conditions favor a long
cress country night. It Is probable
that Thomaa Hitchcock. Jr.. will be
The many (fiends of Mrs. John H.
Small will b? pleased to learn that
her condition 1* much better. On
laat Saturday she wee able to enjoy
a abort buggy ride. She haa been
eondned 1 n the hospital at Korrolk
for the paet several week*.
Carnival Coming.
The city la ' now being billed fcr
the appearaace of the Jo'nee Carnival
Company which la scheduled fo ap
pear here of the week of April 10.
This attraction la one of the beet
traveling the Soethera taatM.
PHONE 76.
Week -End Specials,
GOOD FOR ?
Thursday, Friday
"and Saturday
caatoaer. ~ -
Fancy Irish Potatoes 20c. pk.
WASEO FLOUR ,
per barrel ' iS.W
W barrel 2.40
24 lb. bats .65
12 lb bats .35
?
Snow Drift Lard, pur lb. 10c
Kinshasa Bent Lard " He
CANNED GOODS
Heiaz Red Kidney Beam 12c
Mixed Vegetables for Soap >8c
25c Pear* 18c
40c Asparagus, 2s 30c
25c California Lemon
Cling Peaches 18c
Gem Theatre Tonight
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