tts*. *
?V . > *.*
? -- ? - ? ? ' :
The mutate oi iMu jfinli De
borah Roberta and Mr. Lyndon
Young Bhaw occurred at ' tha Tint
Method let Eptacopjf cburoh ?tya
morning at Mve^ U^jtjr .p'olocV ami
waa witnessed b* ,? number of
friend* of the a?pul?^?#>??'*0UPle.
the ??paeioue ehnVch auditorium
tiiiwlii a liwlf UMi.-wuMfr
the altar and chancel. The deeora
tlpne consisted of potted pfknta.
dalslea. caynewwlee. etBHreena.
etc. Peeping oat' Ssow 'behind the
art title work of dMt ?**?*? nit lor
lng"hearta, waa noticed waxen tap
en aheddlnft (heir' abft and mellow
i>w to d^ <"?
gmn.. nnd?r. the 'eldlled touch of Mr*.
A. a. Fulford glided into the famtl
lar strain* it Lohengrin and Imme
diately lb* groomsmen, who alio ant
ed *m* ushets, ware seen wan dim
Maim R. Lee Stewart and Allan
Van ? stater of tke groan,
?an* Ell --aba^ fihttTr**"1
?!.*?? They ware followed by Meears
"dward ? Canrowen at Halloa. Jfc C..
The next ? brldeemelde ? to enter
troft the cfbter able were Mlaaea
Mary TkoaH flW* ?* lOMothtaa.
Va.'and BmOy Harrii. All the br'das
malda nn.*IWl'?,W''?'.SS
of white betlate, white hata agdtaFj
ryln'g
of honor* waa charmingly 'goWfied
In white batlate. .warning.* I*rfn.
Ki..f. fcrt Wl Tf f*1"* a. bon
qvet of ?htt? sweet mm. , Thf dame
entered the^rc* frop.^he,^
entrance and W to ??*
rhaecel mil alone.
AM eyes .war* now bantered oa< tho
brtdb-elect leanlb?.,o?i"tae arm of
her* maid of Honor. Mlaa Kathleen
Connelly HarrMf a? 8 WMITa. 8he
won a handsome going sway suit
of tan (WfJ^!Wtea&<rfli"Wttfe-'l&t
and, gloves to , match and carried aa
eiqulalte bonnet of white bridal
ma*. The mgfd.of hon^r~>pi_
ed in -white batlate, white hat and
-1*" in At
the ? chaaoel they were net by the
groom amd hi* has! map.Hr,- P P
Maxwell.
A? the couple faced the officiating
?aM* bt
Ix>re,'"1||P|6wtoe^Blr from tho or
gan* < Pronoundng thorn man audi
s&a&nxj&s
the marriagf bf^l and the org*n
pealing forth Meadalaehon'e wedding
march, Mr. and .Mm. Bhaw l*ft the
church and aeeo? panted by the bri
dal pdrtfr entered carriages and
drore at onnrto the depot of the
Atlantic "Coa*? Una wher4 th?y left
on A. elglft a'Hfclr1 train fcf i tour
J oat fcefore the enltania of the
brldgl party the iilfcatl* of honor,
consisting of km. ft A. o Uarca*,
Mlaa Helen Bhaw, lifts Mabel Wilts.
s^srasssa
ell, MMa Call* Brttgman and <MlM
Pat Herri* war e , mm g?*d , to-. fleefe ft
aaanrance for >??u. "v"., ;
Ton Iaat ?.*.ln? 4- ? '
ipUl/ on lL. 8?^
aire**, a raeeptlon wa? t?hd?f?a! t>
bridal party. The eoupla ?wa vi?
rictplant* of a large numb or: of
hkndeoma aJM aaaful lir?V'
>4? ">? r.f
are Said (vara and aUawhara. , - We
rtln tfceir majir frlanda In extending
teat wlahaa.
My their p.tt.'*ay QWort llfa ia
?far ana W happtneaa*and Joy. 4 r
. ^ To Attend Ordination. "
lujnC: D. Malone of CbotowiattV.
arrliaf In tba -eitj this m bruin* anil
leift tttjs aft^rpoool |n compahj with
Her ^Jathanlel Harding for B^IVtvU
to aUand the ordination of Ran. E.
Lj Mulpno olfealtftarfch and Hot. J. H
Croalu . of AU<6** la tho *plaeopat
elnirSal tomoi'Wir lj v Rj.
?H^HIHRraaga. The tuM
will a$o t* ronaec rated,
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rli^' ?ww>
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J . v> ?4? > I i V .
Ratferllle. Jam* 27. ? tjuam^i
<fer if H. Hardy. roqulr?%tf<lfci? %T
appeaV In the rqcord^c'4 flflurt Aomoft
torn tqomiac ?Ci9 o'clock and ahow .
why X should not be Judged guilty I
a. , ?Tl!
or. cojHemv^( court. Tha lummoni
w*' tta IBBBirMM D X
Web* tier's Weekly. containing anar
tlcle S* Elder Hardy, antf lt 41*4
algned by the minister* who
ference to ' &
ih?
irdi?.la.68ureara old, aaU^U
a g.ptlat rh?ri-> and aararal
ft WtKtwtuW'wuh,
ru#s?j
ft J> ?Hfe*roilW4)*Wl<T9ji,
j?u1. U Brooki to appear for
F? T?
+?$? ** **k3:ftt.fl?
ati-rr^sffi
fxSSi^rmr
.2 ii i. WVn ?W
tWetlon, howerer. deropnetfatM*
?e w?h- '? ? mww fcio*1 ' ?y ; the
H. ?*-'?"
?3t the Aremen hedieft the
inveetlgatlon wu wli.
til* c?llar whjw forty-three
dynamite was found "tored
the walls of the building.'
Inquiry
omen who wu ?lttln?'Ui *l>
window of th?l JoUrdel hiffld
ng. happened) *W94>*"*H?(
:e the burnlo* lauu ! BMmi
mm the tm with her uikh
led School Will
in;.
ia^wMoa
feu ? ]
MMX .(aar;jBnsa
? ?
. muBTEKS IK EXJSCLT1 VK BE8
> skin? hktoiit RATIFIED BY
ootmoiii or- STAT*; ^
s ' r rf^^S/O1'- ' 1 ;
IUlelrt.t| J7.?? T^e n.w
?ehool for ?be Uekle-mlnd.?<l? iK*rld
?d for b* the K?aeral* iiutabli thu
j ??r. win \0 located at Jt 'niton. al
though tnagnllKWlt olferirVere made
the sUte k)r LUIIbbMW nod 'WjAhln*
ton. ' J .. , ? , ?
Thl. dwta'lon <u read lWDr thu
board of trustees in executive session
yeatenuornfumdon at? i|*y irtati- ds*
partmmrt ql J Hducattofc. aitf'tfle de
cision o? ths?trurttose w?u ra lifted %y
jthe coiikcil of atW^T&Bifcoawi of
trustees had examined the sited of
fered? Mnakinfc'^sftB 'to Winston on'
June 22ni( to WfcsWfigton [fn- June
2Srd, aqd t<fJJlU?igton ontjftrie 24th
and hlkd. gwen hearings to repre
sentatives of the three toirtuf A me
diately ^bfefore 'golnfc into -ex ecutlvel
WhlnwrTf'T ' It lu
The tttist^H taet Ih :3i**4rtntend
ent JorrWT'?/offlce, : -but rdMdttd to
the Supreme^Court iiibsary 'lb Sj^rch
pf co<m weather. WhenfCbalrman
Joyner called the meeting Order
lots draWn* tor order b# bearing,
the towrliitfame Watftfagton first,
then JUnatat 'then *JlUh?esn.
I Dr. I. M. Hardyl speaking for
WaahUwton rsrlewed the ? seoerous |
*1
aim MdWtt tkH|IMtaK?rlklUt'*^v
?tour UfMK. about
la cleared, and tw0
Included, which
MfU. .
? - ? * *w4ii?w'*ft
<?#?, .ifiWWlniHWrriiW ttlk iy
ukttt-kf <tUia(da' <tUU> pn.
;*>n??d by Mr. W. aiiudtoqoai I of
|9>?t city. particularly mutually
fpna pun? water, prorraed by flowing
j^rtealan wella. and 'iW^W^rffer
A witk*?nri*n#m:tor
mr** !
j The KlnBton people* were *<? ?nz~
uifcd^eeraal propoajtlona. Tne alt^
inJi^ ItAolrjl 'mi'~ th? Fields
aar<pa*t ?P? at?edl< Tr addt
tf*q ttrfWe' light. itdtlMM fe r Hm
Pfe#* w W?Wd. UBKtoWHIwW'ba*
?,lM*;Wncfc:*i*i??! *??!?# Holttiln
ft* ' *<"****? *T I **M|p
" n?()f>Mifnte(inmn W??
- The eovrrty
ty wan^djbe achool badly enough
H5> -ifftr acre# ot land, and the
*a|?tt4~ *?? ''godtfciiUt > Railway.
President J. A. Mills. propodM t?HM
?1.SOO tut. and a free railroad ald
lfc*. The' 'kind' r,S?red Ut> th. <<-ily.
t*ree farms altocetheiv wreti :?4?
it |18, #00: and there la enough
timber on the land to build achool.
main lasuea which defeated Lll
llnjton proposition vara lack of deep
[Well* and a city electric II,
After the *e*?r. ttU'tttfe 01
???
deraW* dfeoided In ta?or of "Pro
''?'"W ; ,v*u'
? Srr ft Up ,
i' * ..fii! lot I
they entexfagaed the Board of Trus
tee* wh11?fl?fche **ity viewing the
property offS?W Utflhem. We the
Cponcl! of 8t*te ?hd the Board of
the State fecft'teroMd of tbd *orx.
of Dr. Ira M.. Hart? In establishing
*h? said Khool, a$d (t Ib ordered
?hat h copy ' of thete resolutions be
?pretd upon the axinutes o 4 sa d
?ehool ' ' ?
: The board of tnjKaA- elected the
tollowlng executireftotnniltte ?, In or
der that work mien* proceed as ear
4* in the XULil afpoMtti^. Dr.1 "L. B.
McBrayer. Ashoriite,' chairman; Dr.
jra M. Hardy. Washington, secretary
^enator* J. R Bn&vtt, X.H1I ASton.
Sw ?**?. ?* ^wKvi*01*- "?
?hop.
Japanese dfflclal was under the
l^proutoiT'tbU he could m^*ut?c
|U IntomotlTM cheaper than ?n
Aip-rleen K^, M?? .JWH??
^|IM
> (Sp^tsf HffM'-feirrMWifloflPel '
, , Washington,, (i?o. jl lift-There 1,
^ne ph>tectloa^^u^| that will
never again occu#' "the 'place In
American polities that- It ? hJl In the
That ?&?Ujy&iint that' a hlg\i
protection wall larneceasary to en
able American manufacturers to
Compete In home markets with for
Mfcn manufactured goods.
? The reas?p this stock protectionist
tirgumtat wlH!*ieTer again perftorm
the same valuable mission for the re?
publicans Is because ^ f a speech de
h??se by Wffl. C. Red
|y^P|n$Voflc. whp is a manu
facturer himself,, and- n-ho for IS
^aare has befnjeUlng ? nerisan man
junctures In folpign co n tries
V, Redfleld ront^ded , oveu that
wbj difference 1^ dally y- at h' me
? ? ahrofd., should npt the nple
.of de|*rmijfng the of
paction '.to be'^p piled tj a s'.ven
Mfr&ofcafei -ti ?
[ He cited U?ta#<-e aftV. Instance in
fclch he sold articles m8$>hfaitured
a dayi American employes In
.jWntrles where labor received leas
Wikn one dollar a <Wy. >'
"SMRedfleld took the position that the
American manufactured did not need
much protectto* at they were now
iMoylng "to prottf t- them from fof*
Jpfn competition* because : they are
KKceestully competing With foreign
hatnufacturers in all parts of tfee
Ew*. v> / ;/
How doea It happen that 720
field! "that* In a quotation recent
(made for machinery to, a mine In
.pan, the American price was $21 &
a than the English prlcp?" , ji
"How doep It h appen that 720
jaerioan locomotives!: are: running
>n the Japanese railways, and up
the railway# 6f *ortn 6*4' and upon
i^m of Manchuria? These are sold
'open competition <wlth the makera
Great Britain."
frerttelil ralstsr* an Incident be
aten an A merlcan salesman who re
itly took a large contract from the,
C. EDMS
ni sent'
IT LENOIR
H ? 'Q ' ? ' ?! . ? 1
I ,
Lieut. Coventor Newtaod WeK
co toes die Press Aatod
?t on
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L.IKIT. OOVCRSOR NBWLAXI)
WCIiCOMM P1KBS8 AS80CIA
. TIOM AT I4CNCMR.? MR; DAM
IKL8. EWTOR OP NEWH AND
OB8ERYKR, AKgPO>rt)S *
Lenoir, N. C., June 27. ? The big
gest delegation of ev^r pres
ent at an editorial convention ar
rived here on a special train at 7 : 30'
Monday afternoon. It was a pleas
ant trip mado enjoyable by an hour's
stay at Hickory, where r freshments
wore served at Hotel Huffney. by the
ghAqCfr g?tfd of Tijade,
An'kddrosB of welcome was, deliv
ered bj? Editor Howard Banks/, tend
responded to by- Editor-- W/Ov HttHi1
&g?t> l ' "? ' ,J,'k
Arriving 'at' *l?nbHJ, ' the4 ettttoVtf
were met by scores of the men and
women of the town and given . a
royal welcome. -,j?i i
Monday night In theT chapel of
Davenport college, the address of
welcome was delivered by Lieuten
ant-Governor Newland. The ' re
sponse was by Editor Josephus Dan
iel*. _ . ? ?. ?
Governor Newland spoke without
notes, and In extending the hearty
welcome of his home town was espe
cially happy In Its delivery. The
earnestness of his welcome, which
was so apparent, was appreciated by
all present.
In responding to Governor New
land, Mr. Daniels, editor of tb<? News
?nd Observer, spoke In a feeling
manner also. In part, he Bald:
"He spoke of the convention held
at Lenoir In 1889 sb the most delight
fut in all the life of the Brass-Asso
clatio He spoke in terms of com
pltroer ' of leadinr of' the village of
L-noli then, of it? wonderful prog
rt> or II It ha J grown to be one of
the strongest and most prosperous
to*-"-> 19 the state. He then touched
upon tf. Phase of modern Journalism
An<t a Mcent -attempt' t?'?ot*iiel te<?
torlals to be signed by the Writer.
Xl'RTI.K Tt'RNKll TWICF.
IS TWKXTY-SLX YEARS
?7 , j v- ' ' ?
Beverly, N. J., June 27.V-Twenty-|
six. years ago yesterday, J. F. McCoy, i
'otjSonth Beverly, carved hla Initials |
and the date on the back of a tur-J
lte.
Not until today did he see :he tur-;
tie again, which he found crawling
around In hla yard. The initials and
date were Intact. He carved 1911
on It and let It go.
RESCUED FROM WATER ...
BT ONE ARMED MAN
Pottstown, Pa., June 27. ? Milton
Gilbert of this pTaee, a veteran Read
ing engineer, now on the pension list,
was fishing at Spring Mount today,
when h* Slipped on a piece of tim
ber. He ww thrown- lnto the creek
and was struggling for his lime in
felgfcf ffeet of water when Jqbn ScWl*
'hl^ companion, 'who, , IfcWon# 4rm
went to his rescue. Aftfr. bird
struggle- Gilbert was pulled td\We
] Tk.
(thoroughly overhauled and new bad 4
I and llasn has been Installed throoji-,
out. Hot Of cold water can be sacur
?4 with ease from any part of the
building. The manafement Is now e?
Cased In err-!ting an immense con*
crete breakwater. All the' board
walk* hare been repaired. A bowling
alley and billiard rooma attached.
One pf the attraottofes of tha^AUaatlc
la.thf;4lar$e ball room which U now
beautifully decorated in red. white
and trine and tht J electric light* at
night are at the same variety of color.
| The fishing Is always fine at More
bead and this season especially so.
The destlsts of Virginia and North
I Carolina are now in session at the ho
H;
There will be a special train on,
July 1 and 4. The fare will be $1.25
for the round trip. Parties can leave
Washington in the afternoon and re
turn leading Morehead at 4.1:30 |he
same: night., *
* ||(j j \ f J f
Tbe Cj. T.vU. to Meet. .
There will be ?' mei'tltit; of ?hp]
fl
at the home' of Mrs. Laurn Plnc^-I
1 on East Main atrcot u u:c .?? I
hftarnoon at 5 o'colck, A full
te mance of members is desired
E OEM) AND
TWO INJURED
J. ?
UNPER THE IXFLFEXCE OF LI
qiOR, MAX AT AXXISTOX. ALA
RESISTS ARREST AM) I'SFH A
PISTOL? HE IS THEX SHOT
DOW*.
I
Annlston, Ala.. June 27. ? One pc
llcemtp la de^d, .two others are seri
ousl}- wounded vr.'S. McduOln,
charged with shooting the officers.
Ilea In a critical conditio!) a> a re
sult of a pitched battle here Sunday
afternaon.' i ?
Threats of lynching. spread
when It wan learned McBuffln was!
not fatally hurt. It caused the hur
ried removal of the latter from the
hospital to 'the county Jail, where
he It heavily guarded.
McOuffln was on the point of start
drinking during the afternooq. and
about 4 o'clock he went to toe cpm
mlsuary nearby, be.-arae engaged
an argument with one of the pro
prietor* and threatened his whole
tamlly with death.
A call for the police brought Chief
(jiiossen. accompanied by the rherllT
McOuffln, it lb alleged, resisted ar
rest. opening Arc as soon as the offi
cers had ehtered t,he biore. The first
shot struck he chief's belt, the bul
let glancing off, but the next took
effect in hla hip. McOuffln then leap
ed for the door and ran toward an|
Automobile in which the officers had
come to the scene.
By this time four other policeman
had arrived, and with s number of
men and boys, rushed for tho fleeing
mfm. who turned and quickly emp
tied his pistol into the crowd, the
flrat ballet killing Cunningham and
the second disabling Dash wood.
McOuffln waa*pn the point of strat
lng the machine when an unidenti
fied man . leaped forward and Ired
both barrels of a shot-gun full Into
hla breast. The crowd believing Mc
Ouffln had ? been ' killed atid quickly
dispersed while the officers took the
Injured man to the hospital lor at
tention.
There he remained until dark, when
some of Cunningham's friends learn
ed for the flrat time <fcat McOuffln
had not been killed. Threatening talk
then began. . Surrounded by a dox
en men with drawn revolvers the
prisoner was then rushed by a ctr
cultous route to the county Jail,
where he la at preeent under heavy
guard.
School Auditorium
A singing clasa from the Odd Fel
lows home at Golds bo ro, N. C.r now
making *a tour of the towna In Eaat
ern Carolina, will give an entertain
ment In this city at the Public School
Audltolum on the evening of July 5
nt 8 o'clock. The price* of admission
will be 16c and J6c. 7
Thia la a most wtrrthy ceuse~and
ahould be generously patronised by
nil HlflTWi i
0FFICEH5 PHICIT JKSTILLEB
. * ^ ? i'j
QUITE A MMBKB OF MASONS
AND THEIR FAMILIES AND
VISITORS ATTENDED THE IM
PRESSIVE EXERCISES? -PAST
MASTER HARRJHS PRESIDED.
Orr Lodge No. J04. A. F. and A.
M., fittingly celebrated St. John's
Day last evening at their hall corner
of Bonnet* and Third streets by pub
licly installing their officers-elect for
the coming year. The occasion was
one of pleasure as well as profit to
Hot only the members 0f the order
*ut to the large number of visitors
I7he installation ceremonies w$re
yeeided OT|| by , Paymaster, Captain
limes H. Harris and he niled his
ilgh position with dignity, honor and
i pi llty, After .the interesting and
] m pressl ve service Captain Harris
^ade a short and , instructive talk.
' IhoHe Installed were:
I George J. Baker, w. M
I 8. C. Carty. 8. W.
| H. B. Mayo, J. W.
| E. K- Willis, treasurer.
! W> L. Vaughan, secretary
! William Singleton. I D
jW. H- Bllswerth, J/D.
; J. O. Chauncey, Tiler.
t After the services were ccfticluded
i II present were invited to the-flrst
floor where refreshments consisting
of cream, cake and lemonade as well
as clg^s were served Thus ended
one of the most pleasant social funo
tlona to occur In the city in quite
awhile.
For the benefit of our readers we
give below a short history of St.
John's Day.
From the building of the first tem
ple at Jerusalem to' the Babylonish
captivity, manaons' lodges were ded
icated to King Solomon: from thence
to the coming of the Messiah, they
were dedicated to ZerubbAtl the
builder of the s&ond temple and
from that time to'the final destruc
tion of the tempU b*. Titos they were
dedicated 'to St. John the Baptist.
But owing to the many massacres
and ' disorders which attended that
memorable event freemasonry sank
vefy much Into decay. Many lodges
were entirely broken up and but
few could meet in sufficient numbers
to constitute their legality and at
a general meeting of the craft held
in the City of benjamin it was ob
served that the prlnclpsi reason for
the decline ot Masonry was the want
of grand master to pa^enl*e It.
They therefore deputla?n seven of
their most eminent members to wait
upon 8t. John the evangelist who
at that time was Bishop of Ephesus
requesting him to take the cffice of
grand master. He returned for an
answer that though well stricken In
years, yet In his early life having
been Initiated Into masonry he would
take upon himself that offce. He Just
completed by his learning what the
other St. Jolhn had completed by his
seal and thus drew what Freemason!
term a line parallel. fcver since that
time Freemason lodges In all Chris
tian countries have been dedicated
both to 8t. John the Baptist and St.
John the Evangelist. ? i - * I
COUNTS ON DESPITE
KNOCK OUT BIjOW
Bethlehem. Pa., Jun? 27. ? While
counting over the money receipts of
!the day m he was driving home.
Butcher John Helntslemsn. of Bow
mantown, did not notice the approach
| of a passenger train as he drove on
the rtllroad tracks at Lehigh Gap.
The train crashed into the team,
killing teh horses and catapulted
Heintilemsn 25 feet, where train -
und him dazed, cut and bruls
stlll counting a Ustfull of