YeaUrday -u * M?m>u om
In Washington. ?r*ry visitor ?u
lout In thslr praise of the h
ty eiteoded by th* city and
larly m w*r* tbbaa who fuughl un
der and Jackson. ,,T* ??r
?nd Idyl gu Brtgt* ekl*a let,
, ahar. ft ^jRJ^^mthland holi
day. The eurrlses that begun ?<
auiplcloulr eland Kloriowlf. Wlih
" Ington fittingly and beautifully paid
' tribute to the memory of the Confed
erate daad a* Ik* always doe*. To
day the fallen hero** sleep beneatk
. _fm the city
during the anitlM at the aehool au
V dltorium and Oakdale cemetery. It
?? la deed a. Umpiring eight to an
the bo ye of other dayi marching to
the Banc no well by tl,e Washing
ton Concert Band All day the ret
erana of the sixties were grasping the
' hand of comrade and exchanging In
clAente of the time when they bl
? -. ronced on the battlefield and an
swered to thp roll call. Yesterday
waa oaly a memory but Washington
and Baaufort county *01 arer keep It
Tvaa truly , a gnat celebration
and a grant day for Waaklngtoa. on*
worthy at those who (loaned tke
gray and eaewered their country'*
dnty. ? Mo brarar srer skonldered a
- -- 7* SSI lad "by tk* I j
at ke armory was on* at tke enjoy
abla parts of tk* mills For yaars
Mr*, a. a Thomas has bw tad
chairman of tk* aarnmitta* In a?
ranglng tk* dtnn*r tor tk* soldier*.
Te*t*rday aka performed ker dlffl
onlttaak par axe*llene* and la ra
cel'lng congratulations on nil aldea.
Ska and bar able eorps of assistants
bars no cause to ta*l shaaked Tk*!
oratloeof Mr. B. A. Denial has bean
highly s?ok*o of. not oaly by the
oM soldiers, hot ereryoae who heard
bias. It waa a sain day In erary
Wit of tk* ward and ?
*jtCT9
bimbo
m
d at :
?RH
to taetr raspactlra homes. Thsy aay
tk* annual meeting was on* of tk*
?oat successful and harmonloaa In
tk* klstory of the brotherhood. Pant*
go, and dtlaana entertained the large
number of vial tors royally and all
the delegates stand ready to m*at
again In that hospltahl* town Ths
, affairs of tba order wara found to ba
In first class shape -vi *\t\
This order la doing a great work
In the county and eeatarn Cerollaa
and baa a bright and praaalalng fn
tura.
The following officers wire elect
S *d tor the ennulnc year:
Oread president, w. If. C^xuncey,
Washington.
Orand Tie* praaldent, Dr. B*nJ.
Halsey. Roper.
Omad aecratary, W H. McDevett.
p. Washington. ; ? ' ? jL?': I
Oiand chaplain, &ar. Thos fireen
Paai*go.
Orand Wsrd*n Hon. J. F. Ijitham,
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cmcgo 1; NWT*rfc ?. *1
St. Lool. 4: Brooklyn 3
dnctoMtl 8; Boston I. (? 1?
" UfcU- . -'Jh-Ai
Pltttburg 1: Philadelphia
BmSm^
Greensboro ?; Anderson 1.
Wlnaton-SalemS; SpmrtmuDnrg 8
Charlotte 6: Oreenrllle,
vimh
OBJECT HEIEIS
the main thoroughfare has been
caught. the flame*. -? J
?1 Pmo, Texaa. May a. ?At 6:10
o'clock Gerald Brandon. of K<> York
norroa pendant of "Bl DUrlo." Mexico
City, crowd Into Juraai with ?n
flag of tfllbe, bearing ? letter from
Judge Car bejel, the federal peace an
Tojr **d imploring the commanders
of both factlont to (top lighting for
a few honra eo that the dead and
wounded could be ramored
L?redo, Teiaa, Mar ?._PaMen
gera arrlrtng today lay a aertoua
fight haa occurred [between Uie feller
wuktutoo. ix e.. 10 ? But*
ood for N*W Mexico and Arlaoaa
Itli jthe attention of the hove to
la/. ? ?aixwa w*r? receded from
eoamltyey ,9?JC<f?lSi'?tt.'_o'
committee. OP tarrltorioa.
which mat early fn tha d?r and~?p
prored tha Mb-commlttee rabott roc
omm?o4U? statehood for toth tarrt
tartaa' after they shall hare' rota* on
certain constitutional amendments.
Arlxooa 1? .?Ha< to taaufilt t*e
recall provision Of Its constitution,
toting on an intendment which elim
inate* the Judiciary. Mew Mexico to
naked to vole on an amendment mak
ing ita constitution more fj SJtt*
The Joint resolution reported by
Chairman Flood, of the commit tee
on territolres, wilt be called np IsJ
te'r In thte week: ?. ?
Inquiries and Investigations alsoj
kept membsrs busy. Chairman Hen-!
ry of the committee on- rales, was)
ready to atfl np the report providing*
for an Inquiry Into tlM United States!
Steel corporation and to report the]
recommendation of the Hard wick I
rseoUtftoa Cot IiotHiXIss of the]
Th* folio win* eaaa* wefr* *tepooed
of je.terd.7 end today bjr fcaeordar
Crimea ?t the city hall:
Thomas Carrow. drunks Mdgment
suspended on pajn
Apprehended for the Robbery
of Mr. r. s. Worthy, April 23
Ob th* night at April lid th* room
of llr. t. 8. Worthy, one of U? pro
prietors of the Hardy Drug Store,
*?? entered la th* H?Tene-8msll
building and money. panta and keys
tak?n. Whan llr. Worthy retlrad
that night ha h?<l aeTeral gold plecea,
PWr meoey, kaya, ate. In hia panta
Pooka t?. Hmr the robbery occurr
ed or In what way th* room was on
tared U not known At the time
there IMMd ft) ba no cine aa to the
P*rty. The police of the city went
to work on th* caae and In coae*?
Graduating Cl*st Exercise* at
School Auditorium at 8,30
IKS FIFTEEN MEMBERS
4 Vesy tM.rs.Ha* Program H
B*e* Inuirt by the Otp For
Tonight? All Prie*ds of tb^Whool
Are Cordially i.rited to be Pro
eat.
Tie exercises of the graduating
class of the Washington Public
School! will take piece thla evening
at the school auditorium beginning
at 8:30 o'ejoelL
The occaalon promisee to be a
moet Interesting one and erery dti
>en of the city should attend.
The following program will be
carried out
I. Chorus. R occasional.
'? Addreee of Welcome ? The pres
Ident of the claee, Mr. Enocb Sim
s' Class History ? Hies Minnie
Stllley.
4. Prise. English Essay ? the wri
ter. i
5. Piano Duet ? Misses Elizabeth
Bright and Minnie Stllley.
?. Class ' Prophecy ? Miss Bessie
Latham.
7. Prise. History Esaay ? The wri
ter.
*8. Class WUt, Mr. Enoch Simmons
9. Selctet. "Kentucky Babe"
There are fifteen members of the
graduating claas ? the largeat In the
history of the school. The members
are:
Enoch Spencer Simmons, presi
ded.
Elisabeth Williams Bright, rice
president.
Minnie Dorette Stllley, Secretary
and treasurer.
Anna Clair* Hodge*.
Llllle Lee Freeman.
- """I* Hodge*.
rfarth* Pea e tope Latham
Bessie Katherlne Latham.
Margaret Dudley Mcllhenny.
Frank Wataon McKeel.
Oscar Fromund Gordon.
Beverly Moea Bloudt^- ?
Frank Herbert Olbhe.
William Henry Morgan (Certificate
student.)
Kmeet Odell Harding (Certificate
student.)
?n Friday evening at the same
hour and place the cloelng exercises
for the year will take place. Hon.
O. H. Benson of the united statee
Department of Agriculture, Wash
ington, D. C? wUI deliver the annual
*ddr***. to the graduating claaa. Mr.
Benson Is connected with the Bureau
IllHn' Industry of th* Agrlcultud
# d*p*rtm*t* aji<L cornea to Wash
ington bearing with bin a national
reputation aa a speaker : '
A rich ts**t awaits aU who hear
this dt*tftgit(sh*d speaker tomorrow
alght.
i *r. Wwth/u* theta he iden
Ithtmuhli.
Washington Is charged with larce
ny and will be tried before the rec
order this afternoon. Hefs a noted
character. Wed between i? and 20.
and haa been guilty of several crimes
Re was connected with the ooetofflce
robbery sometime back and has also
?erred a sentence on the roals.
NEEDLE III BRIM
MADE CRIMINAL
Placed There Daring Hi* Infancy Is
Located.
Carton City, Ner. Hay 9 ? The oaee
pt Frank t. Everett, who 1b Serving
a life sentence for the murder of
Michael M^lone. a Southern Pacific
foreman, at Mlna six rears ago, has
'bete taken under advisement by the
etato board of pardona.
The murder was seemingly com
mitted fa cold blood and without
provocation. Everett at the Use waa
subjeet to epileptic attache, which
grew worse after his imprlaonment,
and a year ago he waa thought to be
|4M0P ??*?*? <*r*C3 ,
r The warden of the prteoanhad Bv
I erett eent to a hospital under
and ther a delegate operation w rjr
. -I.,. I L .
I
Aid HMar i Cobtcouou
??!1ee are Appreciative.
_ - ?
The toialtiw of arrangements,
Mlaeee Karat Km aad Maud
Windier. In DehBf el the Daughters
of the Confederacy dartre to return
thank* to 101 who ailed and partici
pated In the Old fiddler's cos ra
ti on at tha Public School Auditorium
T?*day evening. Their kindness
will bo remembered by thoae In
charge.
birthday party
Miss Irene Catoa of PUmtIIIo. was
at homo to her Many friends Tuee
d ay omlii last, the oocMion being
the celebration of1 her natal day.
Quite a number of guests were pree
oht and all voted the popular hoetess
* rote of thanks for a pleaaant even
ing. Refreshments were served .
Ancient Order.
M- The .Ancient Arabic Order Npblea
of the Myatic Shrine will convene in
the Town of New Bern on Friday,
May II. Several of the ord^r reel
denu of this city, will attend. There
la quite an amount of freah meat to
be cooked which la to be first bathed
in Camel's milk.
The 8h rlnen* t!U give a parade
on Friday evening. A great occa
alon la anticipated.
Ki
ICTKPU
Lafayette the Great, One of the
Victims ? Went for Animals
HE VMS WELL KNOWN
Hear Bodies Ban, {fee. Reacaed
Fk"? "? Rnlaa Body at Fanr
?mm Actor Foaad Baatde Hla Bow
? He Waa a Hpswai alar Artiat.
Edinburgh. Scotland, Ha y 11.
Bight bodies have been recovered
thla morning from the ruins of the
Empire Music Hall, which was burn
ed laat night Tha bodies so far Ident
ified are those of "Lafayette the
Great" and two members of his com
pany, Alice Dale, who ImpcroenateA
the Teddy bear midget, and Joe Cos
ter. Two bodlea are thoae of mem
bers of the orchestra and throe oth
ers have nor been Identified. Mlsa
Dale and Coster were natives nf Eng
land.
"Lafayette was a German, he play
ed for twenty rear* In the United
States.
During the past two rears he has
heen In Great Brttlan presenting at
Hnalo halls a spectacular "turn"
which Introduced a horse and a dog.
Aa attempt to reaace thaae pets coat
the MHaraiir hla Ufa.
iifajyette had secaped In the Brat
panic frhed-the stage was a mass of
famee. Af the performers and stage
hande were rushing out of the place
when he was seen to re-enter tha
stage door, saying as he did so: "I
am going to try to get my horse and
When the ruins were examined to*
day the actor's charred body was
found beaide the body of his horse
and a heavy burnt timber lay across
both man and beaat.
performed, a large Motion of decay
ed skull and brain being removed.
The surgeon's In laying the skull op
en, discovered the cause of Everett'?
malady. It waa a needle that had
been driven into the brain probably
In infancy.
After the operation was perform- ]
ed Eeverett attained excellent: health
rnd his mind tzi restored. He row
asks ?srdon.
CLKAJR RIGHT OP WAT
WITH ANGORA GOATS
Seattle, May ?. ? Good progress Is
being made by eighty Angora goats
put to wprk by the Paget Bound Elec
trie Company in clearing Its right of
w*y between Seattle and Tacoms. J
They are moving In the direction
of Seattle at the rate a mile a
month, devouring the underbrush
end attacking the roots of
along tk? right of ?? at tto> ic wr
itten intw
Direct** Given a Goai^to Surrey
^n<l"Tains? v/ii Move
? ft-Oubel
Prom stndstics published today tr
tbe new Tubejeniosls -Directory o'
tbe NsU*<rjUBttcl?Uon for tbe Stu
dy ?ud Pr?J?iyH>n ?t Tuberculo.1.,
It i* ??fnUllial that over 800 cltl'er
and town 1?,. the United State.; 100
in Caaa^ Wraagaged In the war
agalnat' consumption. and that or.
April 1st there were nearly 1600 dif
ferent agencies at work In tbe cru
aade an tnofoase of nearly 700 per
cent in the last seven years.
The new Pl^ory lists 421 tuber
culosis sanatoria, hospitals and day
camps; Sll'"d?oclations and com
mittees for the prevention of tuber
culosis; S4S special dispensaries; 68
open air schools; 98 hospitals for the
insane *M| penal institutions mak
ing spsMtf provision for their tu
berculosis Inmates; besides giving an
account of the antituberculosis leg
islation la tWj state and in about
250 cities. *I%e Directory, which is
tbe third its kind that has ever
been published in this country, gives
the moit complete survey of the anti
tuberculos^ ssovement 'that can be
?ecu red. and shows the remarkable
jrowth of this campaign In the laat
seven years. Jfbe first Directory In
1904 showed only 183 organisations
ma institutions In the entire United
States, the second Directory In 1908
reported fit different sgencles. as
compered wltfe 1440 is the now book.
ftkin* ?? a basin, the
khtRuberftotatls movement has In
creased la force since 1904. sesrly
700 per 0*nt, and since 1908 ever 19?
per cent. fi*c
The foUowtag shows tbe growth
of the increment slong the principal
lines of actlrlty for each year since
1905:
Established 1906. 18 associations;
11 8aaatpc4a ead Hospitals; 18 dis
pensaries.
Established during 1905, 15 asso
ciations; It eaaatoria and hospitals;
6 dispense rt? .
Established daring 1906. 18 asso
ciations; ?? sanatoria and hospitals:
14 dlsgiw? lies.
Established during 1907. 46 asso
datloas; SO sanatoria and hospitals :
45 dispensaries; one open sir school
&stah!Mp^4?ftes 1908. 109 asso
ciations; 46 sanatoria and hospitals;
118 dispensaries; l open air schools.
Bsta!dfi?4l during 1909. 167 as
sociations; 67 sanatoria and hospit
als; 56 ^tapsassrles; 10 open air
school* v
Established during 1910. 117 as
sociations; ?t sanatoria and hoeplt
els; 63 dispensaries; 16 open air
schoola . w
Established daring 1911 (April l>
11 associations; 66 sanstorls and
hospitals; tO dispensaries; 39 open
air schools.
Total- 911 assoclstlons; 4 21 sana
toria and hospitals; S42 dispensaries:
68 opea air schools.
The BOW Directory Is sold by the
National Assort stlon for the Study
and Prevention of Tuberculosis, 10T
East 31d street. New York City, at
cost, 50 cents postpaid.
PAST CENTURY MARK
AND STILL, EATS PIP
Connaaot. O.. M*y ?. ? Mr*. Dor
cas Jonas haa Juat celebrated bar one
hundrM and third birthday anntrer
aarjr. She la on* of the yary fa* per
eon* raoatyln* * pai^lon from the
war ot Hit At pnaant aha la re-fc
celrln* |t4 a month.
Har favorite dlat I* milk and *h<
nearly Jltwar* ha* * glass of It be
alM har M she alas ssta much pie
of wfcleli As haa alamy* baan ran
fond. ' f - '
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