die
>re?mted the ? Milter, which
is follow*: Mr, Joaaphna Dnn
f the News and Qbaerrer; Mr
Crow, cashier Commercial Na
Bkak. Dr. I W. O'tlllr. paa
Irst Baptlat church; Mr. Will
? t. M. C. A. organic r: iJr.
r. PutUn. president H>M|h
;? Bank) Ool. T. A Old., sec
Chamber of Commerce: Mr.
Judd. superintendent of educa
?f Wake County; Prof. W.^j]
rs of the department of chemii
h of these gentlemen pralied
. M. C. A. ill the college In
Utfiest urn. KM) assured us
ifter we hid done our (art.
:h would not be found
total of fortr-two
> divisions were then dlrlde<}
Ire turns each, wttfc Instruo.
I* nA Wtwk-We !? "
ad report results after Sinner
lay thereafter uatll the requlr
lOuat waa ralaed. Friday afta4
day? of canraaalng among the
iri only. t h* workers reported
il of l?,m subscribed, the
?a <k die atudenta was then
aa tke required $6,000 had
mvalMtltyMlalta, wttk
a and banners th. latter bear
ich raottos -aa ''Too can't stop
?h: Tou can't step u?: Raleigh
We are going to be it" was
i and headed fey the band
ed down town to celebrate and
Raleigh celebrate Saturday
aa Raleigh waa ahoat to done
mpalgn Mr. Joaephua Daniels
need tha A and M. proposition
Raleigh workers Mr. Cany
nter then embodied the propqr
In the following motion : / J
trees Mr, John D. Rockefeller
rch lgth, 1?J agreed, to
> **0.0M to a $48,000 build
r a Young Men's Ckrtatlan A?
on at (he Nort(i Carolina. CoV
if Agriculture and Mechanics
one of the conditions being
It leaat 1 1?,000 be sabacrlbe*
<rttjr of ralelgh by July 1. j?n
?f
ireas, the ann of ?1.00? haa
y been safeaoribad (part of
haa been paid) ^
Olred. That this ortfm cation
the campaign tonight, and If
IW la larking to deroU MolfK
M.rli $rd to -aanraaalnK the
?
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1 IBS AND C
Tbh twwl. for the boU?ac ?
the MituuuakMt I\allro?d mnu I
be clearing ap At tlx meeting l
the cltliena last night at UM cour
house something tangible waa ft
aeuted Bud tho*e-present seemed I
iMak and Mbey have good ground
th? ml la now alrooct a certainty
Tba cmmltlM appointed at tl
meeting on laat Friday alght to noil
It BUfaaeriptiooe for thla pmrpose. r
lortad lut night Tbay have pe
formed tkelrdaty W*ll, ao aw.ch a
lbat.lt waa the unanlmoua -wrtce .
tl.oae pmut 'that thla commltu
[be continued and auke a Baal r
port at ha meeting to be bald In tt
city hall next Friday night at 1:1
o'clock.
Thl? committee baa raiaed 'twenl:
eight hundred do! I are toward* U
construction of the Mjltamuake.
railroad to Ihle c'ty [rom Belhave
It f, the deal re of tba promote? j
secure at leant live thousand dollar
Tboae cf the cltj wb* h^re not *ol
*crlb*d l o this project ?hotfltl si
wait for the committee to aaek the
fimi
w*dk (ha road la not our*; Jt,w*
th?.n we (eel Bare the M?ttarausk?
railroad Will wlthtn the neat fe
month* bf a certainty and Wssfclo,
ton and Hyde county cl?ar links
toaether ? aa objact long dealred I
boil sections.
At tba meeting to be bald n?
Friday evening the chairman , > M
C. M. Brow* will aaawuca a con
mlttee to go to Raleigh on ne:
Tocsday to oontar with tho gOTeri
Or end the council of atat t. ? ]
The Dally New* calls on owr poop]
to rally to thla enterprise We aa
eoamunlty cannot allow thlB mVl
needed aad eaaentlal enterprlee t
d*fe*t*d. Attend the meeting Fr
d*y night, bat la tk* meantliaa bJ
committee and add youraame to tl
list /or a good amouat.
-y
city of Raleigh to raiaa. ' *akacrl|
tloa* (or the rearming l?.W ne.
eaasry to aacore tb* Rookefeller glf
?ad thereby protld. milt. M. C. J
building tor tb* A. A M. Coll**
which with the *lt* aad IM-aouli
meat wlU k* worth orer *50,000
Mr. Hunter.'* raotloe was unan
moualy carrled.and In pledgt
was s*cured on tb* spot
Tb* forty two A. * M. workei
ww* then placed oa the Ralelg
team*, two A. * H men being pla,
ed on each laam to kelp canvaaa th
city Monday. \ 3 1
Attar the ladla* announced., tbi
th*y would sens dlaaer Monday I
tkay had doae during the Ralelg
campaign th* meatlag adjourned.
The A. ft M. base t*n team playe
Wake Foreat College Saturday a
.Wake Foreat aad dsfeatad than t
Ihe acora of J to 0 P. B. 1
.I ! ? M ,1 J ...
_ ? _ ? _ _ _ _ i? i, , _ _
SEEN THEM?
S TO MATCH
in appearance
thoroughfare of *e tow. Md ??*
a voljey w bullets and buckshot Uto
the crowd Orem Stocklay, 18 years
old, son of t ftrour living near Lau
rel. fell to the, grotand. allot through
ipe head. He wan taken to a hos
pital In Salisbury, where he died to
SKskjKir * ' : - r '
George Hudaon. SO year* old, a
white man of Betlt?l. waa (hot In, the
leg. neceasltatlnp: emputaMon. ann
John Thompaon a white barber, waa
shot In both less while 1 having a pa
Iron. Other white men reeatTeil mi
nor Injuries
It la known that several negroes
ware Injured hut the& cannot ha lo
cated.
Officers vare unable to cope with
the mob and there waa a Mm strug
gle" between the two moos antll t
o'clock In the moral [lg. Windows
ware shattered and the exterior of
buildings were greatly damaged.
Today when It waa learned that
young stockier had died, a number
of white nun ansa* thamaelves and
with Chief cf Police Rills and other
offices entered the colored, aactlon
and raided the house which waa said
to be t^e quarters of the negro rtot
?. '? (1*> fnaae* County Jail.
,t ' Earl Richards, a 15-year-old white
w boy stole his father's revolver and
captured George Wright a negro,
a for whom the authorities hare been
?7 looking for a year. Richards com
pelled the negro to hold up his hands
ct "ntll the oncers arrived. Wright Is
t. aa'rf to be wanted In Virginia for the
i- alleged mnrder of i white hoy.
tt Officers are endeavoring to appre
,J head the negro who fired the fatal
ahot at younjt Stocklay. open threats
a have .keen made of a lynching when
Mr. w. M. Kmr tu >oU 100 acre
of tk^Boww. f.ra* situated on Lh
Mr | Car-ft?a?n *111 e.ubtlih
tin* horiM. He will more here thj
1 % jjif :
breeding and trnlnUi (arm for trol
Mr?. Martha TMpp p???e<l awa
at her rcsl^snce M East Thtr
ctroat this morntei Mwm (l?e as
?li o'clock She wfcs the daughter o
Nathaniel and Bltist>eth Ann rtsral
-Ing and was born In Chocewlnlt
December 9. 1S1J. -In th* m
1K48 she w?h h$pplly marl red t
; the late B. F. Tripp* Seven chlldre:
were* born to them. of which ton
are atill Urine and are Nathanl?
Harding Tripp.' if RJiUton. N. C.
William Henry Tripp of Bonnertoo
N. C.; Robert ?nd , Sarah Tripp t
tills city she aUoleeyee to mouf
their loss two brother*. Major Henr
Harding of OretwrlUe and R?*\ Ns
?later, Mrs. Elisabeth Curtis of Ortoi
?ilia, Minn. , i
kr?. Tripp wu always a dutlfu
daughter, a loving slater and a faith
ful mother.. 8he was a true daugh
tar of the Confederacy. It was li
her house that the women met to Mi
for the Oonfedearte aoldlers and he
Jurnn _**a. headawurter*. /or Genetfl
reitigrew dating the a?tge of Waih
lngton. She nursed many of the aol
dlers through measles and other dla
ensea. She was turned out of he
lIcc new home, jyt finished, by t:?
Feaeials and never rethr t.vl o :
Her last years have been spent li
Inactivity but she realised that It wa
her daty to submit cheerfully t<
God'a will and to let patlenoe hav<
her perfect work. She was held li
high and affectionate esteem not on
ly by her kindred but by j>U? wb,
knew her.
8he waB a aonalatent member o
th* M. B. Churl h and always fouai
In har place In tha aanctuary whei
Health permitted. i , -l
The funeral will be held from th.
First Methodlftt church tomorrow
morning {Wednesday) at 11 o'clock
conducted by the pastor, fear. r. h
IP*#
WESMf'S KSSME KL
Hall tonight and
Wann?r tonight and
BrUk northeast to ?.
?
M'RPRUtK MARR1AGK _
Mr. o. A. P??l and H!?i ?nb Mar
ried la EUnbetb ON*. - <$..
The md<m of the Daily Newt will
bo doubt be surprised to learn that
Mr. George Amarlah Paul, the efB
rlent Claris of the superior court, tor
tbU county. and Mtaa Mettle Rota
Weeks, were auletly married at the
reajdence of Bev. M. T. Mylar, la
Elisabeth City this afternoon. 1st- .
mediately alter the" cOnaumatlon of
the nuptials and ajnld the oongratu
latlona and beet withes of thetr
frlenda Mr. and Mn. Paul boarded
the Nortolk-BonUiern train for a
bridal tonr to Baltimore. Waahlngton
City. New Tort and other northern
hb??. ' f ? UM:* > . k.. ?
On their rat urn they *111 occupy
the HIU residence at the comer of
Harvey and Eaat Second ttraeta.
Mf. Paul, the (room H a aon of
Mr. and Mra. W.8. Paul of Belharen.
N. C. Be haa been clerk ot the au
perior mart since l?og and In It 10
waa honored with re-election by hla
party. He haa bean (n the clerk >
o?ce atnce IMS. He hne filled thU
honored position with credit to hlm
aelf and hla conatltueocy. He It a'
young man of many frlenda In all aec
tlona of the county.
Mlaa Weeks la the daughter of Mr.
and Mra. T, B Wavka and a native of
Edenton. N*. C.; bnt for the past fonr
years haa been a resident of this city.
She la a woman of attractive man
ner and peraonaUty. In her circle of
frlenda, and they are legion, ahe
wields an enviable influence She
waa indeed a ptUe well striving for.
The Dally Newa Joins their friends'
in extending beet wishes. May their
wedded life be till sunshine.
'?? ?, ':-o a,.:,
COTTON MARKET
Unt cotton. ?l?.oo .
Cotton seed, per ton. m.00.
E.K.WILLIS
THE
Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday Specials
Fox River Butter, tab 27 l-2c
Fox River " prists 30c. lb
Frenefcitoll Wafers 20c Can
Snow Drift Lard, pur lb. 10c
51b pail Simon Pore Lard 65c
1Mb nail " " " 1.30
8c '
8c
25c
35c
10c lb
15c
2Sc
?. 29e
Small Sbe Pkg Gold Dust 4c
?fi ? i
f ? v.,
. Something New in Flower
Pots. Call and see then
A nice lot of Country Made
Breed Trays Just Received.
Get yours before they are
picked over.
.
10c pkg Oatmeal
Kara Syrups, per can,
21b Can Armours
Roast Beef
45c Can Lobsters
Evaporated Fruit
Fancy Peaches
.. " Apricots
Export Soap. 7 barn
81b Best Lump Starch
fcLM, iRIC LIGHT IS NOW CHEAPER
rnnjm'.? **? U ?lwtrlc It? luxury? Comfort ? ClMnUneaa ? 1
Conr?l,uw. Everybody an no. afford it. c& t6u longer afford to nee
Itlumtanots. .The new Mude Lmap iItm tke not
"*h< koown- Cm" WMhlMton Electric PUnt Proof
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HOW MAX WENT JRIHNII THK (~ ,
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