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f - . Ntv Borne, Feb. I#.?The trial of.
Bakor Bryan for tho murder of Will
K. Avtrr xa ?w, ana no u? now ir?e.
Solicitor Abonwthj'. motion to.Mt
f a?Mo the eerdlct tor alleged lrr.ru:
\ loritlee of tho Jorora. vno ororruled
I \ bj Jam ronohoo. on nooonnt of
th.ro not being anffcient weight to
fT\ th? allegation. art out la the afB1
. derita.
no War the Jary Wood. I, . i
The wrMor hos hoon reliably informed
kg o member of the Jury that
I tried Bolter Bryan, that no the rery
-\ trot ballot they teood It for acgolt\
tal aad oao tor Brat degree,morder.
\ nad Chat ton minute, before the Jury
[IT
It hhi tu#
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(Br Dr. D. H. Reeder. La Porta. Ind.)
tut a j ix> uc : ?a douhqoi oi uom
b>t?w r*lll?g m If to uj "You,
Hob* Health dab. UU mj Mamma
kn to beep n tram barfed the
aoUc and how to Mop It wheo I do
I ham
| I BaMss here colic. Mull; when
titniM ?U wests end eix months of
I w, l>m> they some times here u
I . at two weeks. The trouble with the
J heby sensrslly antedates 1th birth
V sod Is noons I. tor the moot pert, by
\ > the MlimoMS ef the mother, darted
testation, to the matter of diet,
r. ' She sheet*, dnrtnc shot tltpe. srold
I ell usnser or rood that Is ealcsloted
t* to mill MHHiamsm sad bar toed
dull be ef tlasne t^tlldlsc character.
Brassy, syrupy sad highly eeetaoaed
mods eboold bo especially
mwid*. sod .M. ?mM,w.i... mt.
at the hobs m weaned Plat; of
Ire* froH should be partaken of by
the mother. Sarins testation, bat it
ahoaM asewr be Tory sold. Cereals,
fresh milk, edit aad all sack foods
as seataln much album, tlutsa and
Ibrm, are etrons factors In bulldlac
bone, muscle, nerrea nd all the tlasuss.
This will holy the baby dreetly
before K la bora aad will do mach|
the same diet sboaM be obesrred
dulltf lactation
When the baby baa th. colic
stmpty dire it plenty of warmth. Hot
water hatha, hot fomentations, plasty
ef wertn clothlns far the body
iadJ)t bad, are aanemary. AH tbm
- la psumtloo to the attack, la a
aeaapat way a warm katb wUl roller#
the ISA*. no matter what the oaaaa
of Hp trtptsa may be. aad the relief
t win HP almost laataaUaeons. Often
merely pmafap the child's mat in
. want water aad a cloth wraaa out
i of hat water to the abdomen win
/ hrtns PSHef. A hot weter bed la tbo
/ hsMy"e bed will brlad aoothlad sleep
aad as eewtfeaoua as aaossaary.
.; Dadtr so clrcnmataacaw should a
ikak) ka afaaa ooiatm. Mar* MUttl
Hh *Pu wW ?*r^m v^as^m muw asm uttw
am hilled or rained la mtnd and
I ?|M ?V Pareporlc, tor Instance
. \ to lKllit mora than tincture or
I. \ opt dm, laudanum, camphorated. and
[f ?\ .. the MpredUet. ot all the eoothinp
'| fry ayrnpo ape partly morphine or opium
M' extracto. Any one In thla day ot
L wtde-epread Information ahonld know
f , that to plan a tender babe opium or
Bl Chhii 'So
'y able-bo died pan folka.
\> , Baby no lie la not a dan ye rout dleI
J eaaa, tat H la naploaaant to baby and
, ji - little lana no to mother and fatherMSB
lapaiitally the Utter when be haa to
|LHL walk the Poor wttb baby darlap the
jj niphd. Bat the bot water, and aome
pond, oM-taahloaed catnip tea will
V tired unify relief, the little one. An
I almoet Maptcal remedy U obutned
J by pbartna a teaapoonfnl of molaaaea
II " ^ In n aap of bet water and pump the
' J tatB It IP pouted. A drop ot peppanaM
amana, In atx teaepwefn!.
A Brep el eaaer.ee of ePmpDor In a
uanpunfnla of bot water and pleen
w, '* tanppnnnful doaaa every ten
rafwwfne, In eery efflrnrteoe If tbr
Lu J bnbp'a bee Me are runninp ( and the
Km * ?**?? " W anvera
Andttar pood proacrlptUn for tba
BP ^ parta 01
Fii
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t for a First Degree VgrMinutes
Before the Final
Ministers Referred to Case
'
returned Ha verdict Saturday afternoon
that ode men stuck for mur
oer in tne nrst degree ana tm jmu&no*
tor acquittal.
Saturday night and Sunday this
verdict waa the topic of%coneer*ntlon.
Tiara isjnuch diaapproval, aa WM
shown by tia applause bwird In the
court house whan Solicitor Atacosthy
nuted to tha Court that "the verdict
la thla caaa waa tha giaaaaat miscarriage
of luetics that he haa aVar
known."
The preachers of tha town. It la
understood made rafarenca to tha
caaa from their polpito laat night. '
Mffeiftji" ' * "...h'iiI
admiaisteradtopirouah tha nursing
drops In a half aoaoe of hot water.
botUe or in anjyenstble way. Thla
will warm tha stomach, caaaa the
baby to batch aad throw off tha fu.
CM Rot?.
Bloom vil le.
Dear Doctor:?I have Ipd tor auroral
rears a akin dlaeaao. commonly
known aa blackhead. It nerar affects
any part of my face except my
forehand, bat It is now on my back
aad cheat. Please prescribe treatment.
diet, etc.i V;'. F. E. K.
The akin trouble known aa blackbead
is not aa a role dn? to dleteUc
errors, although In some cases an excess
of pork, buckwheat and ayrnp
might aggravate the condition, also
In soma caaaa tic difficulty la aggravated
by being around a hot stove
or where there la an abundance of
steam. This causes the little sweat
It raUxid, 4a sot cloae raadllr. and
a little dm lodges Iodide the apeslad
sad clogs U dp. Tka perspiration
Ik attempting to sseape la held heck
bT the dm and tin ma a herd lamp or
mass. which opoe baiad sqseesed oat
looks like a worm with a bled* head,
kHM howessr. Jhot Is slmair OScumulated
waste matter with a little
dirt at tfce-ead ef It.
Every night before retiring yon
should very thoroughly wash your
faee with mild nnttsepU* eon* and
soft water, after which apply the following
solution:
One ounce commercial (St per
cent) acetic add; two onftorn Witch
Basel; one-half ounce Glycerine..
This wttl cause a little assarting,
bnt you can pat It op without fear
of Injuring the skin. Lot it remain
on for ft Clean or twenty seconds end
then rah the (see thorosghlr with a
soft doth. Toa win tad a jial deal
of dm which has beam 'left aa the!
skis bp the eoap ud water win faad117
come oat. Tjpa will be sarprleed
at the amount of dm jo* wffl dot
off lo this war. after rebhiaa carelollr
tbea apply the liquid aeatn and
laera It on. The Dpxt mora lag1 too
will dad the ok la looktag eery muck
cleaaor aad clearsr aad it win be
eoft red Oexfhla, .-r'; U. - >1
Wash erarr. aidkt before retiring
with soft water aad mild eoap. aad
apply Ike acetic add eolation two or
three times per week. ouly.
Orsntaburg.
Dear Doctor:?Oor little boy, two
TOare eld. quite often crfae In his
sleep. 1 thought he might be bothered
with worms, bat one doctor
thinks not. His cheeks, especially at
night before retiring, are flashed,
sad X do sqf think his breath smells
as sweat as It should. He began te
talk rery early, aad has always
I talked rery plain. but the leet three I
mouths for two or three lue at a I
time he has stuttered a (seat deal. I
i. J. O. s
The little boys trouble Is undoubted]?
due to worms. I would adttae
Celt Phoa la It tablets, three
at a dose, tour times a da?. It will I
set harm him aad will do him good I
la HI eeeat.
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All readers of this taper are atl
liberty to write (or ladenaetlen perto
the subject or health at
ear time Address all cmmualr.
tlona to the Home Health <*b. or
B?. Darid H. Reader. La Porte. Indlaaa.
with aame aad addrea Id full
aad at least four ceats In postage.
Rain toalght, >Bd Wednesday
colder. Moderate variable winds,
shlttlas to northeast.
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flSHINGTON, NORTH CAR(
rst Find the Fooc
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THlrtB DISTRICT CONVENTION j
DIVIDE AT AN VNHARMONIOUS
MEETING ONE HIDE
FREEZES OUT ntmm
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BRADY 111 THE MAJORITY
?
THAT WING DOMINATED BY
MUN r. BRADY ABE OFPOSKD
TO TAFT AND THE
NBORO?ROOSEVELT PRRsKNT
CHOICE.
Richmond. Feb. 19.?The Third
District Republican Convention split
Into faction today, the Cabell taction
endorsing -President Taft after Retting
charge of the convention hall
and freeatng out the Brad? follow
The Brady faction was apparently
more numerous and immediately
proceeded tq a nearby hall where
they cboee Jbeeph P. Brady and W ,
R. Vawter aa delegates to the Chicago'^convention
and amwed rssolu- .
tiona leaving the delegates unlnstructed.
.: \f. : :
The Bradyitee are against Taft and
the negro and manifestly for Rooeevelt
at the' present time.
Bach convention indulged In hitter
denunciation of the other. p
BRIEF ROTES OF INTEREST "
GATHERED HERE AND THERE
b.
In Judge BragawVcourt yesterday <
it was divoross. and lawyers, while ft
you watt.
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Two actloaa for dlvoreo won dlo- ?
poood of la a tow aocoada?two law a
lawyara Had* M aa brief Haw.- a
-V'* rv & ifS
fie** -*ssr*#j J
Paw with ooadacUn* a "tiler" aa
Market ami, the wlroe ware erae- '
ad and tka caae foil through In tho
flacordBr'i court thim ororatnx. ; V _
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Of the amount pledged tor tbe ^
Associated Charities, only about |4l d
has com* into the hands of the treat*
mar. ke Informed oa this morning, E
though that there had been a per- n
ceptibto decrease in tbe demands for
dae to the systematic organisation. a
The booed haa no idea of rendering tl
sestets ana to thoee who can work u
and will not. and since the organise- T
tlon of tho hoard noma of then# hare fl
been cat od the list, mho. heretofore a
hare been Imposing open the good
people of the city. t]
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Those are tho balmy days of spring }
of which, the posts writs, the lazy j
lirer says: "let's loaf," sad the fish* p
erman goes to work on his tackle.
*
We Ogabr take occasion to remind 8
onr correspondents that all matter
Intended for tbe DAILY MEWS ?
should be addressed to tbp paper sad tJ
not to an tadlrldual. Simply address S
your communications?The Dally
News, Washington. North Carolina tl
PEOPLE YOU KNOW J
COMING AND GOING ?
h
Mr. H. B. Charles stunted a .
meeting of the JovlalB la Raleigh on 3
Ha turds T night and reports a Jovial a
time. ~
Mr. IV B. Rodman, Jr., who spent
Saturday In Norfolk, has returned to
the citr and was in the Superior
Court. reoteVdar. .if . j
Mr. W. T. Cam pen of South Creek, a
who baa bees np to Norfolk on bail- J
neaa, pafad through the eKy today, t
retornlag boate. r\- I
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HXP ASSOCIATED CHARITINH. I
Anyone having old rlotbea. ehoea. 1
bate. ate., of any kind or aiae that
they are willing to donate to worthy 1
needs,' will please send tame aay
morning by 1* M . to Mr*. T F.
Smith's horns, West Main St.. at 1
GoveraJhni hour yard. a? Mrs.
Smith baa kindly offered to koap the 1
aatne and aupply needs of all who ars '
deemed worthy by our organisation.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES,
by Mlaa Rachel Ilumley. Snpt (
JU _ 11RU - \ $
1 ; . a 1 ^ >=
OUR NEW eiiiF
-s
SEb \ m
r
m
^yse^saH
.v'aidemar Undgrrn. appointed by
hJet geologist of tbs geological Sol-soy,
ad Is In enttrs sympathy wtth the sd?
HAW BRANCH ITKHS. I
\
We en delighted to hear that the 1
aeket party at the Bock School sew
hooowlalty. Friday night, ?u a 1
access. Sererml dollars vet* releed 1
ir the betterment af the tthoe). 1
It la celte aatural to snpposs that I
Has Esale Barr, who won dnt arise I
> the beauty contest held et the
uck sohool. greatly enjoyed the ofc- <
uton. We shouldn't wonder It she j
^grST.tffiTT.i
i -W .. f ' - ir ' t J
Fred Taylor Aid family apeat 8w- i
ay afternoon wtth J. H. HU1.
Kmn. JoMph O. Mwarda and
bun E. Hill ward welcome gueeta
r Ifr. Samuel Kite of Manl's Swamp
to n*?"
tormrnt c: uioiu >o. ?romtod. to
tor promptly wtoa ?h. (mil. u to*
ton ?ntil hundred ?**pl* to m
Terr month md to* mmmt m?
*T*ry OH moathlr It to ku to oU
two *r thrw llmto WS? t '
ASSOCIATED CHARITIE8,
Br C, H. Hnrdlnr. Tr~*
llM
mk
tar.' Vtf' i
U?un Qriffln Barr and Peter w
Iran* ware the kmU q( .M1mUora
Bowna. 8unday afternoon. ?
According to the old-time saying. 1
lat a coat of snow benefits the takds
much as a coed coat of manure. <
ae farmers over bora are looking i
jrward to a good crop this . year. I
hey are getting anxious to get the I
arm work ball to rolling. Bowbout
your farmers orer there? i
J. W. HU1 and mother, Mra. Lot- 3
le E. Hill, returned home Sunday
rem a trip to Pitt county. Mre. 1
[lll'a mother who llrea near Black 1
ack la very ill .from an attack of <
aralysis. 1
Messrs. Plum E.. and Walter-HB1 J
rere guests at Mr. J. 0. Lewis' home I
unday night. .vl
Meaare. J. L. Beavera. J. 0. Sd- |
rards and 8am Hill, were gueate At ?
he home of Rev. L. M. Downs last
unday night. 'M[
We would bo glad to hear from
be correspondent at Pantego, again.
Mr. J. F. Nelson had a big sawing Bollc
Saturday night; the tree belt
several times larger than the i
rolie. <
Miss Sadie Hill apent the after* i
ooa with Miss LUxle Lewis at the (
ome of the letter. ' '!?? I
Quite a number ot^Xartju rn liytlW I
action nave aovn tbelr tobacco beds.
Here will be several more sown at
t ?Hr ' xgr>'i- ; m
2 ' ' a ' " 'Isiffl
R. K. D. NO. POLTl. :,.4m
We are having km dlngrtMH*
rnather at PNMM. .The roads in
lant ImpaaMMe. ? i I
Mix Jennie Hodge. in .pending a '
aw dam with bar cosala. Mix Hatle
H<x!g?n. in Martin oountr. "kM ]
Mine Dora V- Cengletoo was the
meat of Mlaaea Sallle AUIgood and
lllee Braddr. Bandar. .
Claud Coagleton was In ear lafdat
ant Swndaj . > Vdrtfj*$
Mlaa Allen Braddr. taaehar at the
Hany Orote acbool, attended the
aaehera* nUntlng H HIM ?
Mlaaea Stella and Annie CniglaHil
laltedkglaa Martha Jtttmen. Satam
There will be a part* at the Plat
3rove achool houae on Satnrdar
ight. March J ThM pnrtr wiu be
or the benefit of th? anbool. Event
. fcjS* $
NOON. FEBRUARY SO. 1M
is Brain Feeds?(
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F 'M:
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P^g^?
Secretary of the latertor rubor U
fa well equipped for hie new position
netiotlos'a owietiw poller
?dy pardlellr Invited
Meek dlligood wee e gueet of the
dieses Congleton, Sunday night.
-.Owing to bed wenther the Onion
lender school at the C. B. H aftd at
Hny Oitm here not boon very regutek
your mgelnr ettenilnnre en soon
a the whether permits the* to here
l^tw 'weather hen been no hod lete^AMthe
far roer* l^eitfTMiBtty '
do, 4, le hoping that we wont he I
United bp another enow soon. 1
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. ' FORK SWAMP TTKMS
I
J. r. Lewie end family spent last
Saturday night sad Sander at the <
tome of their new aon-ln-Iav, Collin 1
L? Nelson *
Jamea lethsm end Mine Lucy Ran- 1
lolpb epent Sunday with friends near '
Saw Branch. <
MIdeas* Mattle Stevenson, Minnie
ind Laura Barrow, of near Chap- 1
nan's Chape), were the guests of the 1
Kisses Basse and Edith Williams on '
set Sua day.
Miss Dora Chandler spent Batorlay
night and Sunday wtth her aunt.
Mrs. W. T. Beaoers. . J
Messrs. J. C. Lancaster. Victor Q. 1
Williams, J. P. Latham. Staphy Oatlie.
Geo. Bock. Herman Coward, 1
Clayton Lancaster end Heher Williams,
were gnesta at the home of
llr. Henderson Chandler. Saturday '
night.
The farmers of Pork Swamp are I
Setting a work notion on them for
rare. We think tt Is time.
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS. 1
Remember no Crosses of Honor
sill be given after November, lfll.
Although North Carolina sent ,
more men to the front, yet Virginia,
Georgia and Texas have presented
more Crosses?Virginia. 5, SCO;
Georgia, 3,885; Texas. 8.186; North
Carolina, 8.S78. and South Carolina
North Carolina should take her \
light and proper place next year.
Veterans, widows, or descendants
(in the counties ef Beaufort, Wash- ,
Idgtou, Tyrrell, Hyde, DaTe and Pam- ,
lico, by order of Recorder bf Cross- ,
as) who desire Crosses and can give ,
sligibmtj. please seed year nam#, ,
?t once, to Miss Lena Wtndley. Re,
90rding Secretary Pamlico Chapter.
D. D. C.. Washington. N. C.
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Ulllllll It I HI CHARITIES.
AH who ififBsi to Associated
w
12
^ood Reading Mi
EKiSr
AT Via TWO DIE
)vtaf teiko at Coatrj Chvth
vehed in mm Altercation
and Two Wore Shod
toDMth. ^
OUw Hill. Ky., Tab. It.?White
errlcefc vara In progreaa at the
Jlobe church, four mllaa from here,
toeh Dickaraon, Charlaa May aad
larry Raybourn, youths. heosmo inrolred
in a quarrel at the church
loor during which Dickaraon and
tay ware ahot to death by Raybovrs
uid the latter waa ao severely stab- '
wd that ha will die.
MPT. HOBSON TO UDCTDRE
HERE THURSDAY NIGHT.
Che Hero of the Merrtmec Will Lecture
In Public f&fcool AadlThis
attraction wUl be tba fifth
tf the Lyceum Course, aud it te needaaa
to fthtrodaee Captain Hobaon to
in American audience.'
?u one of the brillant light* of the
tmertean Nary. No history of naval
warfare will be written in the future
that does not devot* space to CapainKobeon.
At Santiago he won imperishable
renown. When It was
known that Cerrera's fleet was In the
a arbor the late R ear-Admiral Sampion
conceived the Idea of effectually
leallng-it .up and thus prevent .any
possibility of 'escape. Volunteers
were called for to lead the daring
ixpedition and the first to respond
was Lieutenant Hobsoa. It was not
necessary to tell the young lieutenant
that he took his life in his own
lands, and that whether the plan
[ailed or not he probably would not
return alive, lie knew that, and
knowing, was willing tp offer his
roung life as a sacrifice on the altar
pf his country. It is not necessary
lo recount that thrilling feat; it is
&ot necessary to tell how llob^on
I tee red the collier "Merrlmac" into
he mouth of the harbor .at dead of
right, sunk It to the bottom and with
ria comrades Jumped into the
Of him tike Los Angeles Dally
rimes bia this to say:
&M& Captain Hobaon
* wtdrybook Mro. Tortff
EMracmkllty la certainly "one In" many.
Be baa a figure like a Grecian god,
with the broad, sloping shoulders,
ie noting great strength, and the
clean-cat limbs of the athlete.
"The surprise last night was in
lis speaking, for Captain Hobaon is
both eloquent and magnetic. His
.oast waa "America's Supremacy,"
md hla ringing utterances aroused
the assemblage to the highest pitches
if patriotic enthusiasms."
We predict a crowded house at
this attraction of the Lyceum. The
lecture will begin at 8:?0 p. m. on
rhorsday evening.
Cannot Come.
The following telegram from Capt
Hobaon to Mr. E. R. Mlxon explains
itself:
Knoxville. Tenn., Feb- 20, '12.
B. R. Mlxon.
Washington, N. C.
Imperative call to Washington. Regret
must postpone, lecture. Could
come for Baturday Answer Washington.
R. P. HOBBON
JUDGE CRIMES HGLDS
< rrrnkinnu hmsiau
HriCHilUUR KMIUH
\n Ancient Affray la Called in Recorder's
Court?flitcrrofcatorieN
Fall Flat ' woUiing Doing"
Hay Witnesses.
In the Recorder's court yesterday
afternoon, Henry Boyd and John
ken-ham, colored, were arraigned for j
an affray which occurred in the |
country some time last year. Gorh&m
exhibited in cout an ugly scar made j
on the left shoulder by a knife in
the haada of Boyd. According to the
evidence, Qorham waa plainly the aggreeeor,
and Boyd, at whose home
the affair occurred acting in self
defense nil the former waa a much
more powerful naff than the latter,
and wan on the retreat, tn bin own
door, when forced to protect the adrancee
of Boyd. John Qorham waa
taxed |t and the eont of action, and
Mr. 8. C. Carter, who made a strong
plea for his client, waa ralihil
Judge Grimes took occasion to toll
fact that
Boyd had already inflicted a pretty
boucy punishment he woeld send
htm to the roads.
A a amber of wltasnans were examined
as to a simpodted blind tiger
in the city, but all testified that there
WM abwrtutel, itnn for tamftrtn.
Un thr u?l rwult.
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k.
ikes Good Men
reeusbs the
Umiiiflnsi 1
of mm
liilWlWOLY GOES TO 8CAFPOU
ASKING FOR WIFE?RSFfW
LAW BITES OF CHURCH
OP WHICH BON WAS
MS SLAIN IUEE PEOPLE
HAD BEEN WITNESS AGAINST
HIM IN A POLICE (XH7BT?DOT
WHO WAS PLEADING FOB HIS.
lii.
UaMW il> 1M i ? '
rence Odom. convicted of the murder
of three persona, was braced /'O
here today. He refused the ministrations
of a clergy ms^Rw bo labored
with him all night, and those of hiA
own eon. a Catholic priest.
When asked to say his last prayer,
he requested that his five-year-old
daughter Haxel be brought to h(m to
remove the black cap. He mounted
the gallows stoically and laughingly
asked to see his wife. Odom was convicted
of killing Charles Golang, Joseph
Stokes, and David Oartman, the
latter a 16-year-old boy. They had '
been witnesses against him in police,
court of a charge of cruelty to a dog.
The killings took place March 18.
1910, at Cltronelle, Ala. He shot the
boy at the feet of hie mother as she
was pleading for his life.
Odom was tried twice and declared
guilty each time. He was wealthy.
BEAUFORT COURTT
SUPERIOR COURT . I
: .ill
In the cape of J. L. Mayo vs. E. U. \"iH
Dawson, the plaintiff testified and '
rested. Defendant made motUoa to
sr-*v ?-A
son tm diverse proceedings, decree. "
for plaintiff.
Daniel Boone vs. Lula S. Boone,
colored, action for divorce. Decree
for plaintiff.
The case of John A. Moore vb. Gilbert
Bonner occupied the greater V'jB
part of the afternoon and this morula*
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Mr. Bryan to Take Oath.
Mr. P. Q. Bryan, principal of the
Washington Public school, will appear
in open court this afternoon and
take the required oath to become *practicing
attorney at law. He ob- 1j
tained bU license last year, but baa
never been sworn in as yet.
BANK LOOTED BY YEQXEK
WHO ESCROW 8 $2,506
Blew OsMttOatsflbdr Beds, WW
Oil-spied Rooms in a Hotel Above
the Bsik Fasm Pursue
With Dogs on Trail.
v
Atlanta. Ga., Feb. 19.?Robber*
blew open and rifled the safe of the
Austell Bank, at Austell, Ga., fifteen
miles west of Atlanta, early today
and escaped with their booty, which
consisted of about $2,500 in casta and
valuable papers, it is stated. The
bank is on the ground floor of.a hotel < $&
building, and the force of the explosion
is said to have thrown many
of the guests of the hotel from their
beds. Two men carrying large sacks
were seen leaving the bank soon sf- J
ter the explosion, and posses with
dogs have gone in pursuit.
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