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COURT DECIDES
p-'.''foiAflflt-HMf
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Sttstevr/Uternoon. i
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and tiiAd' A rnic * ' ilioun u klvo ?>1*
ond,'i?tr tkarrri iCa'lut Amtifir
'aIwrnan A:Mtt
, '"itltbrt'' Hirtlrder W- j>.
. onn>w^,tk* Oi?r iW.Wrt?M?r-Jt
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anur tij Mart * Orlma*. r
Aj lltwll ium la U. Daily
' ' NaWtM homltldd ootartwdlut 8*4,
s-sa^SKr^ss
.? tb? kMXlnr. waa ntnMirri to ftia
authorium .aftyrny?-?r JUp, tajfr
TV. tw .km.-mro&m %y ait
' : aaatt at.Tba ptaiimlaarf Hum <u
?t tb.tta., a? tboot^ajJ^k^jlaca.
- about * a'clooV aofl waa wltbln abowt.
F.? u^iihw lacl.A,
">? tba ptiatmm, and tha^fr
. od by Arc icy Blount. tfca d?ad boy
. Ofc3?f Arnjok
Blount imti :' William Brian* to
ayodh.d to Warde^ Boyd.
bed the pistol from bit pocket,****a^
to.
*
' . iMlng'B<6tfbYa?ide l.ft wain life
the **!?**'. lilted th?it fcev hid oft
' et^L
. TirtUMly sabsUWiated tho w lines.
Boyd. They all stated that Bryant
* add Blo%at*were the be?t pf frlepfls,
that sreith&c d"uriB* the entire Miy;
.- Pif?>l tiwifdi Mount wu livghlfc
whit'dT'Xht"1'to'"'
ome VfchdbittM hit did aot think
that Bryant, hnow .that the pistol was
loaded when ha pointed Jt at the dieceased.
There was "only ohe ball in
- the weapon as testified to and
whether or not Bryant knew it was
loaded la disputed.
Mr. J. D. Qrimes counsel for the
defense asked the court to diitailps
the warrant (or auiBolent eei^e^Oe
bat this wee dented end the ?tWer'wee
held t?t;Jrt?t ??t.?*?n
of Beaufort Coanty Superior Court.
t'lnt ehurrh 'whdre e pet tee
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The U.S. District
. Court
at 11 A.M.
TtOay.
"",t , V"'' ?
ISs&ggHHla
morning ?4j6bra?6 tfcia morning fo
"twSbowWdmi *en,
of reeterder eftwrnopn end thin mori
oh* ftctretnjiacJ VMo MHW
pleed tout; end tie eoort ?t?ed btrS
Indicted tor eetertjw'the Cftjr Foot
office. Under "lhnfroetlone of tlx
eoort the Jo 17 roboM deoetkti!
nlltT. Boo to tie joothfotaeeo 01
the prteonoro Jodcaeet Qte Mnf
eftv.' odnartt i.aooj ?yd -eett i
;;rBwna?i|""i !?**;? -*M?rd
etoo* riUMIMtkHOMtoto'oa
lldBad otaW tbo coot term -. whfct
Mooto to Odtrtho WW. -^ ^ r .
ftfef *i t? jedeoOHooo >
'1 ?'Jdrf'FMdo*' eftOMoefc. ne Ml
bcleeiPeWteOChopeer, Daughter,
tt the rMtfOkf, <olH ttoM ithreg
tiler eeoeldn et the
trtSo?ctloff^f.'T?ef MipMo^ilMd.
Aond. .Wf?lWn.>il*?T?o *id?
if' efri?*toio tdioiimi inib.
nettle oPVbBeki *nA"Wlea<Uv ?k
fc*ot?ooo?*ntii?i>%if.m>B?adM*
eeecthi* eiioeooomort od'tlid hUMe
Held ot Shlloh. tn eddfttdo to-ttl,
tlie'dtinefer'ertn'perfect anel ermine
tnen'to for the celebrolioh of Ifeeaori
el Oej. rrtder "Mor > . All. tlx
BMbUB M ttrft* to k* HllUKr
?SBe
RKPAIR1.VCJ uran YALVK tec. j
.-J' ?**?? 'j ?i. ; >: #?y? jdift
aa* Leather HcporUr arlnte the Hit
ioVffic' -' '?
'-wwTJ:.} eo saw sMsnteoati
WV* fU? iO-'JmoW Jho*r 4M^ktMl
W*? ahtaecHhod# the MhM JihftV
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sssma&si
WWfy^gy.,^1
idle bqcauae of a fault:
yfaty .O VW
"I psed to woiic In Qie'pfcstU*
#?*?* M?t*i B?*W?
ui.THe.dJd. A?alnthe wheals whir
end the- o*er?threr^wcrc- hticil;
lte.ed All thr 'txi' had done was t
cfctl ItttW Ohtfcef MUtt (rem Bt
V-five dollars.' rp.sfSxg* X1
** "Twenty-flr? dollfljrsH sl&uted th
superintendent. 'why* you haven'
made twenty-five-dollars In twenty
five months.' ;iA " ,'v . ?
"But the tramp drawled: Twent
?ve dollars.'
.'./finally- It reached tfceatreasure
of the' company, who btomoronsl
asked the tramp to make .oot^bil
He did and after much labors
crawling and iwrat rhino- nrautnta
pii&R
knowing how J24.J
from to
dSH
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WKITilBM >rjh. '*'' ***'*"** f I
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the Tltaatle an BOW accounted (or
; Tblrt^iWdr^ iiifflEtfll,... paa:
-f
pald?a,?6# ??WB to atlalmnt*; atoor
te far* fOr IM pUwurtYoAixl (mIt
'IMM Ulflio1- "**''* v
tba uatw low-/ J oka Jacob
. Aitor and Prrtl^'t ' T.rt',
military aide arc among ,hoae who
'. i ".Kb l/<; er> ib. . il j
" WiNew Took. -April'lff.-r-.Tfte.follow
??, ^,bat)M,k? No" nnAtli,
1 alood out promt*ratio OH) ok aiTtaJ
IL ,1.1. It -Oil..1..n La.'.r
WIV^B nyWIIVMpi I^QIVaV ' tW
j *? dtHmateWfloU of Ufa 1/ltiooOl.
Tbr <?. mtniou dollar eteamablp.
i Aldak a oara^ bad jkw.la wWrth Pan
'llfcumt ikhojpwlwtf tui ~ a .?<
.- '?rkW * ;Srf'i<htJioo-ftob? tb?
aorrl-vorl of Cih!rtrti^*a>b AWw.
aceonnteo tar, "*r uvmnrpMMi
sSSil^
E;;,"/^waMBiB*i(i
:- ^i+mt-Vc tatfrnm 1.
T %M^11 V aervlee Wai
- hefd a? t*e *l#rfpBkptlat Clinreh laki
t *f&t at >f: ?ff 4'anfckti* the paatoi
j, jrfe^.'Jt.^^.-Diltdfcr preached to is
J highly apperciatlve and attentive au
J tttanea. * There will he services aga}r
f thla evsning at the usual hour and
h 'everybody in the city have^a cordial
3 invitation to be preaent. Much gocid
B la expected lo be the outcome ?X tbit
_ aeries of meeting*.
t 19SW BUS
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t 1*he Hotel Louise haa placed a verj
- attractive and up to date bus on th<
streets. It will meet all incominf
y and outgoing trains and boats.
r Judge H. G. Connor. District At
y torney H. P. Be well, Assistant Dis
r trlct Mtottaj, J. M. v lf^eklns ?n<
> m&rshaU Claudius Dockery of tk<
4 United- States District Court loft fo
their respective home .this afernoon
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*Mr. A a tor was* returning from a
i of Egypt with his bride, who was
I Mine Madeline Force to whom he wafc .?|,
L taarried ltfTrOvidebce, on Septetoljer rv
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PR RllNiliR WILL ~ "
t Rentable Diseases v. 4w hi cb.w^p sehad- . .
' gie to be glvenj^the. Pu(b 1# 3cjifc>ol v
i nudltoWum this afternoon W/ *?
Rankin has been postponed until
i ft o'clock this evening. Everybody y.]
I Invited to hear him tonight at-t^e U
I auditorium. C!\
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POSTMASTER fet'AT .
EXPLAIN HIMSELF ^
Ra]t}\:h? April 17.?Postiiaster
Dobson of the Qoldsboro postoftice w!
r j is to be called upon by flrrf War r
51 Department at \Vaabingtn't? explain m
II why he refused yesterday mornine
{O allow his assistant postmaster Cap-1 ^3
tain Simpkins of the local' militia,j 1
- leave of absence to serve as statin- pJ
- tlcal officer for the Second Regiment eJ
1 rifle range shoot that began there.
> yesterday continue through Thurs- jwl
day of this week. Simpkins had been /J
- designated.by Adjutant General JLeln ^
ater of ,th* NOrth Carolina, ggard aa J
statistical offloer and there hadubeen ^
several days notice of the assign- 0(l
??* Thl^^e^ a telen^ W J
i to guard,headquarters here that ft
' tk* 38$'ud w"i 14
of tko (Iw4 Ik tko Mil o?r*<*
Iootoo of ihoioi i for mUtorr ?,L.
ji'!|>oa
?i*B TONIGHT.^itBuDAlf >
li
fcAN,
of ; J
tiuyg the later-national Steam P>il^
hBJOUO' cjf which -he is ajeo pr^siBt.
Hi. iortnne is estimated at
the Brooklyn brid(;i'. DMlMlit and
' Jp'iin/X'. ft o?ipl tag's , Spns
^'any.'(la credited with a fdrtune
v i t i?ia ~ nil < i,
IIJ -.1 U'tH .U.'l t!Ul' '-.I H'H
RS; KELLOG C1ARMS
lO 2':-]
Washington people always . ii?e
Sn^'wiicn-sqjBejting good, wUto
e and elevating is afforded them
|t are conspicuous'by their presence
&enr an attraction with no h4or4ht,o]
or nothing,in It to elevate or^edu-i
jte IB' presented. This fact was clear
demonstrated Tast .night at, the
Jbll9; School I afldiotriuiD, when ona
mere "handful" were present
hear Mts. ' Jennette Kellogg a;
ader of national reputation.
Eliminating those of the ' school I
ho aided in the entertainment, a?
porter of this paper noticed one
ember of the school trustees, fourj
achers of the school and about one
ilf dozen citizens In tl\e audience.
The entertainment was for the
irpose of raising funds towards
tablishing a lecture fund, the main
iject being securing cnoney with
bich to pay for the Stoddard lec
irea. As a reader Mrs. Kellogg well
istained her reputation. Bftoh
jruber she presented f?a wpU reived
and Justly so. The staging
the High School male quartet and
poplo uuf WublDtton la no
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AUt AND IUOIAH. '
John Paul Jt
Utiveiled ai
mm club
mm
rism
1; :? fr;>(*? :! - : :;.j [
Was Moat Enjoyable Occasion.
Many Visitors Wtrte
Present.
I One- of tbe moat enjoyable eoclal
functions of the-many given this see*
son was the string gevman at. the
Elks HO me; last evening. The dsgce
was fctven under the auspices of the
HaHfroft- .: Club 'and was led
by Mr. E. K. Harding with Mettle
Laughing ho use. - -r The music was
war furnished by Forbes Orchestra.
The following Couple# were present
rDsTe Carter with MIm Mary Clyde
HumU. ' t j
Henry JackVou villi MIm Katie
Moore.
Sam Williams with MIm imbell
Carter. J ^
\ 8am Ethridge with MIm Llbda
M6ore. - . . . ' . r .
.'Sail Or 1st With MIm Wlulford
Nicholson. . i^
I Tom Litchfield, Aurora, with MIm
Elizabeth Warren. .
Wm Patrick with MIm Wetmore.
'^ilrj-Tsm Dal ton, of Greensboro,
with Miss PranolB Lacy.
Mr. White; Hertford, .with MIm
Rebecca Simmons.
Robert Hancock. New Bern, with
<Mlsf Mary Hill.
' wm Ayers with MIm Julia Mayo.
- J. D. Ctfllais with Mips Clara Hamp
ton, Plymouth.
Wm. Knight with MIm Katharine
Spiall. , t .
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'/Mr. Obrien with Miss Hattle Taylor,
Littleton. . j * .? '
H. Thompson with 'MIM Mary.
Tankard.
Ed Clark with Miss Msud Windier.
Herman Car row wiUr Miss Herbert,
Morehead Cltj. F.
S_ Worthy with Miss Fannie'
Lhmb Haughton.
Henry Aoore with Miss Mat tie
Griffin. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bridgemgn.
Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Mann.
MV. and Mrs. Caleb Bell.
Col. atid Mrs. Bragaw.
Mr. and Sirs: Hairy MpMuIlen.
Mr. and Mn. George Hackney.
Mr. and Mrs.-W. L. Vaughan.
* j Hfr. 'and Mrs.- Carl Parker.
Mr. and Mrs.' Gibbs. , ,
p Stags: *Vv * r
I Wnl. Von Kbersten. Cliff Btakely.
I Richmond. Robert'Small. Wm. Rumley.
W. :B. 'Watt*. Plymouth.. Dick
Cox and Dr. At C. Hoyt.
" Chaperoned:
s Mr* D. T." Tafloe. isfrs. .L. "1.7
Knight, Mrs. A. ?M. Dumay.- Mrs. J.
R; 'M6or?',-"Mrs. E. 8. Slntiuona and
Mrs. J. ?. Small. , ' . ' *1
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BENEFIT DANCE FOR ' <i
. "LOCAL ALUMNAE
f --
j Thq alumnae of the Salem Female
College of Winston-Salem, residing
in this city will give a benefit dance
at the Elks'Home, this city, on Tuesday
evening April 23 for the benefit
bf the association. Mrs. B. G. Moss.
Mrs. Harry McMullen and Miss Mary
Clyde Haasel are the committee on
arrangements. Several visitors arei
expected to be present.
Tl'U HI SSFLL HKKK
mteam tug May Russell of the Interstate
Cooperage Company, was in
poft.thie morning for the purpose of
(owing a' barge laden with lumbef
to Belhavea
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t the Capital
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CONGRESS GAVE
*56,mM FOk
- THE MEMORIAL
Distinguished Representatives
of the Nation Attended'Cdremony.
(RESIDENT an
irm ? i??i?ii"? *
^ HMI& M WMtttt
Memorial Wm? UnvrtW by ?-?
AAufral Dowey. Gr?*t^ '
NumketTteatot
?? 5 1
SpPcUl to th* DAIiy MOM.
D. C.. '"April 17
"ftltK hrfptMlr. .AI1U.H khd civic ex
Crclaes tb? magttMeent memorial to
JohVPadl /bhsfc. tM# tthfal hero of
tfifc Ank'erteah Revolution. was dedicated
hi' thla city today Coagreee
appropriated 966.000 for the memorial.
wfilth occupies k conspicuous
site at tlik main entrance to Potom fc
Park.
'The President of the United States
'and hiembers of the Cabinet, the dip- %
loin'atic court, justices of theSupreme
Court of the United States, distinguished
officers of the navy and army
oehatoCa, repreiaenthtlvCs in Congress
and many Others prominent in official
life', ka well as k large concourse
of cIt 1 sens, weVe present. Thousands
of blufcjgcketi of the navy. United
State# Marines, soldiers of the regular
army ahd ofttite National Guards
aiid delegations representing patriotic
add other civic -organisations
were assembled in parade as a tribute
tV tbe nihoUs havkl hsro.
-?if wMium ithuiik wMnmm
CT the ttftmutoent Ih rro'nt of the ped- <
estal.' Is of hCrolc 'proportions. *
being about ten'feet high. The
great naval' commander is shown
in full uniform. With t?u expression \
and pose Bhggedtlve of his lhdomitkble'
will and dhCbhqaera'ble spirit. *
Apparently he la U-atchibg a' naval
engagement. His tfght hand is
clenched* and his left hand clutches
tils sword.
iu tne oie unaer toe statue Is insert
b?d: $
' "1T47 First 1792
To compel foreign men 'of t|ar
To strike colors to the Stars and
Stripes.. 'There
are twb inscriptions on the
rear of'the pylon.. rThe 'first of these
Is on the stone forming the rap of
the shah." It embodies the language
popularly attributed to "Commodore
Jones when called tipOn by the comrrtarider
of the ferftish frigate Sera5la"*
to^aliVrender the battered Ameti
can ""ship Bohhormme . Rlch'hrc. The j J
inscription is as follows:
* Surrender?
t have not yet begun to flglit
The second inscription Is just below
thie base relief "representing
Commodore Jones raislhfethe United
States flag for the first time on an
American warship. It reads:
In Life he honored the Flag. .
In death the Flag shall honor j
him
I Secretary of the Navy Myers pre- , M
j sided at the dedica^nn exercises and . \
| the memorial wf^?ffiteiled by AdI
mlral Dewey. President Taft addressed
the assemblage and projnounced
a^apledid tribute to the valor
and genius of the aailor and patriot
and told of his daring deeds on
the' high seas. The exercises eonbladed
with the oration of the day
delivered by Gen. Hctrace Porter
toe* York, w^o whlletlnHed States
iblWAt found Uto retoMn*
br CtWftaoW MSto 'tk ?
botaoort oOfc'dtwT UMW bau |
l -in^11"^- una
wsaiai is *aev? piawir restto
a plat* Is a Tool, of drlktia< -
UW TJWtttt atMte'i-JKfttuiy 4t fa
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