J**". W*' .
W dxtta child ran out of the home
?<? told Ml?41?ri that hi* father
??? kllllnc hi. mother. The lad'i
pl*a?e tot help were not heeded Im
mediately. IutMd tke police were
?nmmoned hi telephone, when offl
! arrlred they foaa*. the bodies
r lying In the room ? and furniture
y
The children ranged In year* ftom
? i to Jr- .5
Vmtt Rlckert, aged 8, and Es
mond Rlckert. 7. died at ?;?? (hi.
morning from in)arlee indicted laat
mldniabt by their father, Oraat C.
Rlckert. making tlx lire. the toll ot
M* murtleroua flt of Inaanlty. &
vTJ'?
BiwrJ1
Today at one o'clock warn aolemnls
d la old St. Pater** chnreh. the
wedding ot Mlaa Mary Brlrkell Hoyt
.ad Mr. Samuel Proton Reeeo The
atately edltce ?*? decorated with
dogwood and ferna and palm., and
tha altar and chancel ?u lighted
with cathedral taper*. Before the
? - UJlllan Bonner ren
select ions 09 the or
to the atralna of Lo
march entered the bridal
he followlac order
two little ribbon girl*,
bride. Mlaeaa Marjorle
and Margaret Heyt
Ite lace drum and
Next, tha iiahara,
Walter 8. Wolfe, Jotfa D.
to.- P. Tayloe and Jampe
Following than . the
brideamald. and gr?o?.men entered
alt.rn.tely, Mlaaea Mary Powell aod
Oertrwde La Barb*. Dr A. C. Hoyt
and Mr. Hoyt Moore; Mlaaea Augiuta
t'harlaa and Mora Cooper; Mean.
Wm. K Harding and Edmund Hard
I ?ltb la<*-.nd W
[ black picture hat and
at or 11111.. of the ?l
Neitthei
'???'? 8lma?on. Clark,
and pttk ribbon., car
?? mil* or fea valley
With eaqulalta point d'Alencon lace,
an a ati-loom in tka bride'. r.mllr,
??? ?aa caught with clutter. of nat.
?A noatftMn'vaa held at tka koine
of tka brlda on Beet Mala etreet.
whera punch and cake ware aarrad.
Tka ?Mta ware beautiful and numar
The couple left on tha Norfolk
Southern train for a briar trip J>a
fore Journeying to tSelr future home
In AekeeUle. Tka moa la a native
of Aabarllle aad I* engaged In tka
hardware bualnesi there. |
Mia. Raaae la a daughter of a na
tl*c Wnahlngtonlan. and comea of
one of tka oldeet famlllfee. She his
baan noted tar aome Jieara (or her
aawwaper work on atata paper*.
I Out of town (ueata ware: Mr. and
] Mr*. Walter B. Wolfe, flf Hock*
{.Haunt; Mine M?rr Powell, of Tar
kJMta Mlaaaa Belle Raeae, Gertrude
L^Barba, *. L, Bruah and Mr. Hufh
' Brown af Aeharllte.
Or- Jk*ka Duguld of Vancaboro
waa 1a tba aky yaaterday oa hla war
to N?w York wh?r? he expects to
a pontgraduate course la med
icine Ha alao eipaeta t? take a
LLfllLj
Silenftyi
Sneak Awiy
OB ClUt
lull; i
gram fi
Juat outtida tfce eUjr were fifteen hun
dred Federals.
It la claimed br the, federals that
Juan Cabral and Antonio Garcla's
loroea numbering l.ioo an neerbr.
Unusual precautions hare been u
kea br the authorltlea of Douglaa aa
* ?"??? o' the correapoadeace that
paawd between President Taft and
Oorernor ffloan yesterday
la all probability the ao called
dancer aone will be greatly expanded
from the border aad cltlaena urged
to remain la plana of safety while
the trios la on.
Dea Moines, Iowa. April 18.? The
?th caralry, Lieutenant Colonel Okar
Vm O'Connor la command, will leare
rort Dea Molnea tote; for Douglas
Arltona. Although It wa> eipected
that the trooper, would' be on their
war br noon It appeared early today
that It will be four o'clock before the
?nal train leavee the cltr. Tke troope
*ra tolas in three tntna on the Rock
T*jloo Of Sec? ad Detachment Hosptt
a! Medical corp*, National Guard, of
Belhaven, N. C., bas been ordera# bj
the Buregeon Genoral to Qoldtdoro,
N. C.. April 25th as ?t.tiriK>on In
charge of thVteam of the second reg
iment and coast artillery corpB, dur
ing the target practice and' compel
tlon to be held oq the range at Golde
,"boro April 25-27 Inclusive. This
te Quito an honor to onr countyman.
house for the perusal of the presi
dent.
The executive Interest and concern
over the entire matter la plainly evi
dent In the fact thAt every telegram
received by the department, whether
official or unofficial Immediately Is
laid before him.
Aftfcr a conference with President
Taft Chairman Ctlllom. of the tomato
committee on foreign relations, an*
Oscar Hammerateki of New York
*? now under contract to refrain from
presenting Grand Opera In America
for a number of years and his m tj)
per "ett'^ .every seat In the vast
Metropolitan Opera Rouse has.. been
bought in advance for every per
formance of the entire season. This
means that the public and visitors
are absolutely denied for *a year at
leaat, the only possible chance of
hearing opera in the largest city In
the United States.
Abroad, grand opera Is subsidized
by the government and within reach
of all. In America It is a privilege
to hear the works of the great mas
ters ? a privilege that rarely comes
to the average workaday man or wo
True, selections with piano accom
! panlment are giVeh from time to
.time by concert quartets hot these
so to speak, are only the . heralds
; who announce the coming of the Im
portant event; teh reproduction with
I tts brilliant coloring and picturesque
I surroundings to please the eye, the
music to delight the ear.1 and the
Action of the drama to quicken the
?U1M. ,
Tha KngllJh Oraod Opara Com
pany ud OtthMtrt now touring tlx
South oBara u. PWtro Huo|>l "Ca?
allarta Rmtlcau" (Rustic Chlralry)
at tha cahool auditorium tbta coming
Saturday night, tha JSnd.
bt>n> to Coilaaa
Mr. Millard McKael Jr.. of tha A.
AM. Collaca HalaKh. N. C.. who haa
ham apaadlnc Baatar with hla pa
ranta left reatar afternoon to ra
I Washington's
' I * I 6yeriwt8tor
Made Dresses
$3.98 to $6.98
REUNION WILL BE
ENJOYABLE MR
si* , I ' Pkjtjfc . >
Major General Car* Issues
Genera! Orders No. 43
IT UTILE HOCK, HIT
Tho Army Tente Will be Furnished
b j ttw Unite! States 4JoTcnimMt
For t?e OMhcrlni of the Men vIm
j Wore the Gray ? Big Preparation*
Hade at uUle Iteck. w
General orders No. 43. issued from
the headquarters of the North Caror
Una division. United Confederate Vet
erans. relative to the twenty-first an
nual reunion, were today made pub
lic by MaJ6r General Julian 8. Carr,
of Durham. *There fcre ss follows:
Durham, N. C.. April 10, 1911.'
Paragraph 1. The twenty-first an
nual reunion of the United Confeder
ate Veterans will be beM st Little
Rock, Arkansas, on the 16th. 17th
and 18th of May, ltll. and the pub
lic spirited cltlsens of that city and
state promise that It shall be the
most enjoyable that has ever yet been
*heftd, and are preparing la every
way possible for comfort fnfl pleas
ure of all veterans who msy attend.
It- is hoped that a large delegation
will attend from this state and en
able our good old state to be repre
sented 1? a manner worthy of her
glorious war record. -
Par. ?. Army tents have been Jclno
ly loaned by the United States gov
ernment snd will form the camp in
the ' city pftfk* where will. ber lodged
fcnd fed free ell veterans who cannot
pay for their entertainment,- but all
such veteran* must notify in ad vane?
Tlr. B. L. Roberta, ctialrman of the
Meaapmest ctfm4ptt*?Cr^rthet ac
co^modstlons may be reserved for
tbeih.
The railroad companies have given
the usual low rate of 1 cent a mile for
all persons who may attend the reun
ion. The exact rate from any sta
tion may be learned by inquiring of
the local agent. The rate from Ral
eigh la $19.90. and In proportion
from other places.
Par. 3. All camps In Arrears for
their da?| are earneetly urged to pay
the same at once to Gen. W. E. Mlck
el, 824 Commoii street. New Orleans,
otherwise they will not be entitled
to any vote or voice In the meetings'
at the yennlon. This Is a most im
portant matter and ahould not be
overlooked by any camp.
Per. 4. Tbla division Is fortunate
In shving aa Its epnsor for this re
union Mrs. 81dney p< Cooper, of Hen
derson, and Miss Julia Cooper as
maid of honor.
They will have to deordorise the
United 8tataa senate tomehow.
AT THE
GEM
Theatre To-Night
WHAT SHALL VI DO WITH
OTB OUt? (Btofraph)
HIS l>AL )
?? ?
*>? JCUAH (PMbe.)
PORBE8' ORCHESTRA PLATS
raOM 7:30 TO P. If.
ISUNBEAin EXERCISES
IT MPIIST GHUBCT'
The Sunbeam Society of the Flrs?.
Baptist church will hate their regu
lar Home Mission exercises Upclght.
The' following is the program:
Hymn 871, Gospel Hymns.
Bible reading, Hiss Edna Willis.
Prajcr/Mr. P. Q. Bryan.
Hymn 224.
Recitation, "Jesus Needs you."
Miss Buth White.
TalV by 's ' Sunbeam. Miss IhJhnnie
Wright.
Recitation, "UjUo Christ," Master
yioior 8ulMvan: ^ .? ; - -
"An Indian Legend," Miss Maggie
Doughty. '
..?Recitation. "No Hand (po Small."
M)ss Louise Sullivan.
''Reading, "GooA- Enough lor a
White Man," Miss Tfaslma Mayo.
Solo. Miss Csssle Martin.
"In the Front of Tour Door," Miss
Margaret Cor: ens.
'?inasmuch." Miss Pattle Wilson. ?
"The Little Mission >Child" . Mlae
Ruth Morgan.
Hymn MS.
"The Watch that Stopped," Maater
John Spain.
Talk on Home Missions by Mr. E.
L. Dawson.
"Give What you Have" Miss 'Oriel
Weeks.
Collection and Quartette.
Prater for the Home Board end
Sunbesm Work. Rev. J. A'. Sullivan.
"A child's Thought of Jesus, Mifcs
Cassis Martin.
Dialogue, "Aunt Polly Joins tho
Missionary Society." Misses Maggie' .
Doughty, Mary Whitley, Eethel
Weeks, Clinton Marsh, Lillian Flynn.
Hymn 724.
Dismissal.
, COTTON MARKET
Lint sot to*, 115,00 .
Cotton seed, per ton.^ltOO'.
course the Mipt Julep. Associa
tion takes vary little interest In po
litical straws. -?* ? -
E.K.WILLIS
THE j
PEOPLES' GROCEAl
PHONE 76.
'?ft.
TITpllSDAV-KRIKAY ANI> H.M
URDAY SPECIALS
We offer our fancy patent Hour
for the last three days of this
week at the following extremely
low prices:
Per barrel $l.?o
Half barrel t.t*
24-lb bag C5
12-lb bag S3
Best Sugar Cu^ed Hams, lb .17
Fine country hsms, per lb .17
Fine country shoulders, lb. .14
Fox River Tub Butter, lb. . .15
Clover Hill Print Butter, lb .3*
1 ds. 40c oranges
CANNED- GOODM
2-lb can pork sausage meat .3?
15c <fkn Lima Beans. .is
i? mAJtssarnLjLi-.i'i-- ?
l#c c*n Otmplwll'. Boup .08
*-Tb cut n>Mt kM( K