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^ Senate Investigating Cot
S| The Titanic Was Slnkln
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New York. April II -Cumulative
evidence waa abdocetl Saturday befcj
fore the Senate CoibmJttee I ureal IDRyv
cat Ink the lota of the Tltanlfc to allow
;i? that Iho White Star l,lne waa In full
possession or the faets concernlsg
the disaster to the Tttaulc long be>
faro tlt^Msi was made public.
Through the testimony at the Mar\
coal operators on both the Tltanle
and tbo Carpathia n developed that
the White 8Ur liner Baltic was tn
communletlon with both the TlUale
Sunday night sod Monday morning
r-vrsrThe
Baltic was notified by wireless
mat sod that those on board wore
catting ready to Mara the ship. That
was between oee art two o'clock
la the morning?leaa { tban an hour
before (he Titanic vanished under
A (eve hoars later the Baltic received
cord Own the Carpathla that
the Titanic hed sunk and that tha
Carpathte^hsd picked np'the survlvore
from lifeboats. but that It was
certain there had been a considerable
loea o( life, in a word, tha Carpsthla*e
wlrelean operator told tha
' nSjS whole tragic story to the Baltic se
K ; . far aa It was then known. The^time of
i-i , the meaaage was about 10:10 Monday
morning, which would ba about
Sjj . half past nine New York*tlma: ?
The Baltic, which fend gone ont of
g her couree to coma to tpe aaatatance
of the Tltanle, than proceeded oe her
eaetorly way. Practically the came
new# was commanlctaad a* tha same
i, , ' - ' tlnsa to the Olympic, sister ship, of
19 - the -Titanic f-,< ' WsS
There can be no dohbt tbnt (be
co igman dor of tha Baltic took all paaalble
steps to notify the .owners of
KS.?V , bla line, the While Star. of the In^formatloe
be ha*.received both from
the Titanic herself end from the
IfycV Carpathla. A >
Yet at the ofllcea of the White
Star Una It was Insisted npon all
v . day Monday uatll j 7 o'clock* f? the
evening IbU^wSWMUd been nf
J ' ' eelvnd than concerning the Titanic*.
trouble.. The PlM Auoclatlan*.
the Wall Street'office, and core.'ol
gj v other modlum. of near, ware filled all
EL' ii ' day with report, that the Titanic
H k aw*
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REVIVAL SERVICES
WILL CONTINUE
I' . W? ' uJI
fcS";i , Tb. Rertral Mrrlca. which have
been In protraaa at the Ft rat Bap-.
. >? tint Church daring the pant week wlU
continue. There Wb preaching
" agajn thl. erenthg at 7-.?g. o'clock.
Largo congregation, attended the
aerrteea an peatadifar and th. meetr
Ing m much enjoyed. Con.lder.hte
Interest I. being manifested and lnvlree
thl. erenln^"^^^^^''. j
QLABTWhY OOMKEMOfclt
_s ,
The reeond" QUarterlr'Conference
tor Washington Ktatlao, M. K.
Church, will meat In tho B?raca room
of the church thl. evening ?t 8 o'
' ' clack. A full attendance vof an the
^ officlnl member*. tUalrod as business
or importance U to be tranMcted.
The following marriage licenaea
\ were I .sue,I by (ho Regl.tfr of ItoedB
,f for the^ pg|C ?Mk:
' J T Wamor to Annto Wall.
Jbrdan Rumn to Sarah Malliaon.
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nnimnm xiniinn
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nrnlttee Ascertains That
timed Before ! A. M? That
At the very time that this lnforma*
tion, bprang from nobody knew where
wan ringing in the streets of the city
tho White star Lin? with, t?e very I
best sources of drlginal information,
was not only denying to the newwpaper
men that it had any Information
whatsoever frhhcerninK the fRT
tant$. but It was sending 0M telegram
to a few inquirers whose prominence
and position made it impossible
to Ignore their requests for in-'
formation concerning their relative*
on board the Titanic. These
telegrams were of the most encouraging
nature, and. one of.them sent
to Congressman Hughes at ^HuntingSenate
Committee'! heir lug. That
tstegrhm eaid. . I I * ' r , -J
Titanic proceeding to Halifax. All ;
oa board eafe.. White Star Line. T
When the Senate Committee re- J
mmet tu hearing I In Waablngton *.
thin morning Mr. J. Brnee liraay
managing director of the White Star.
E. A. 8. Franklin alee-prasldent lot
the company, will he aaked point
blank by the Senatorial Committer
what waa the reaaon and what tffijp
the inundation for sending inch a
telegram to Congressman Hughes, y
whose daughter was a paaenger on 1_
the Titanic. Mr. Frdahltn and Mf.
Ismay hare both been inpoenaed ttr
appear before the committee in Wash
Ingtoa, and It la rppctcd that they t
wlB be put through a fcraellng exam- I,
matron in an endaeror to dlaaoTer
last what Information the Use officials
did gat from the Baltic or frdrn
aar other sources and why nit teformatlon
was rafaae* to the public at
large, white mLtlaadlng information
was east an interested pwnm4n; :
,' From Capt. Haddock of tha Oiymp
Ic. which airland at Southampton St
yyiw,.ww .vp .??*? " ?>?? si
(barb* icnt In fall m report ot u
the sinking of the Tttsnlc to' the l0
White Star offices Monday afternoon w I
when he got. In totacb with the Car- ul
JM? seemingly ncwtffal surround- ?
Ing the concealment of the news of 0|
the disaster of the TtUnlt was but
one feature Of Saturday s session of ?
the committee which was held m the ^
Work la progressing on the large
building now being erected by the *
Haaeel Sehhly Company on their *
property at the corner of Third and ?
Market Streets. When ootapleted ?
this will be the lerigeet single bnlld- "
Inge in Washington l^ ept In thin ?
section of North CnroUnn If In the' u
puryoso of the owners to here the "
now opsrs house reedy Mr occupancy M
by the time the opera season opens
lu fell. This nets playhouse will be d
n credit ta lbs city nod will b* com- *
piste end modern' Ih edhfy detail. The <1
work of laying thy concrete foundation
Is still in progress "
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The fhooner Mary'halliard. which
la owned by the wholesale Brm of E.
R. Mlion and Company, haa just ar- C
Heed end unloaded a cargo or Die t
chnndlee for tils arm and hue left a
again for Norfolk for another load
PIANO
PLACED ?
The Flrat "V. E. Chureh hare n
plaoed a piano \ the chorrh audi-If
tor I u in for the L ?o of the Sunday
School. ' %
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^Hu jwn 10*
F~ lh?j *WarfW " -gK" -/T t
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Pam Johni
rah-?n Jo
Saturday
)ifficulty Arose Ov
Shooting Murd
Now in Jail to j*
a Week
William Johnaon. eoKtrod, .hot ?
Id kilted Warren Johnaon. ateo col- w
ed. with a doable barrel shot (ah h
iturday afternoon at Wllkloaoa g
all on about three mllea from Pan- <?
to. Immediately after the ehoot- M
ft Johnaon gave btmaelf up and <u
aa brought to the County Jail hen n
la morning by Deputy Sheriff J. c. j<
uke to await hit Uriel at the next at
rm of Beaufort County Superior J.
P?rt.. :*v Hi
.The homicide wu cVjno with No. ?
lot and the entire load fxon the gun v
tiered the left broaaf of Johnaon ?
[Illng him almost instantly. The H
urdereft man to reputed to be about *
Any M" of ace and' WUUnm K
Jhnaon who Ad the limine about
km- vft-Jly u
The homicide occurred near the
ore of Wilkinson aitd Bro.. about at
S o'clock in the JJ
Tfcp troufitt- originated over a r>
ime of "Crackaloo."
!>hn*on, Warren Johnson. Bonnie ti
larky and Oeoipo- Oaylord all col- t
red. ware enfn^ed In the same at .
Je home of one Hudson- Finally a t
Ispute arose b#r the ownership <>? $
He money. Wart-fen Johnson claim- y
i that hsy/had won the money as hU r
as nearer the crack and-fclofafcl It a
p placing It in hla pocket. Thla s
lalm of Warren Jobosoa.waa dlaput- e
d hy William Johnson. In conse- t
nencA wordsensuedy vfffi .U "/I
After the quarrel ouor ^So owner-hi
hip of the money William Johnson ij
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ixeord sue cuss i
COISiMG TQWASilNGTON
The singing class of the Oxford
Irphnn Asylum is to gire aif enter- i
alnmeit in Washington at an sarly i
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.... . 1,11)1 OIWD vnro- auhunced
liter. Thl* Inatttatlon t? i
oln* line wort In North CarOUlia. c
'he entertainment here wlU.be ?trcn j
odor the ?oe?leeo ?#'?? Maeonlc
raternltr V ' , ? ? ]
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S^r j ^jjjK^Sg
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wc Jf/i/^T^ ?T^i
fru* i.H _,* i
hnson Near
Afternoon 1
er a Game of Cra
erer Stitrenders
Wait Mis Trial.
feaif
I i i' \ ^ f.-'' "JRy '
Tiiijiifcplitiil
h!t? WifNt Johnson, accompanlei
r Herbert Bunch vera pausing th.
}Ms of' Johnens on their war hone
uneh hailed to Johnson and said
Horn Is your monep, come tot It'
rtniam Johnson came to . the doo
[ his house and OhMh JToo tried t.
in on mc a sharp trlsk didn't rou'
jhnnon stepped back In the bona
wared hb tun and abot ahtrJ
rhnson. fhe load entering bin breae
. see.. SURtleut 1
Immediately after the ahootln
flllUm Johnson with gun la hem
eat to thg more ot Wilkinson an
to., and gate his gun to Mr. 8. V,
IHlklnson. nuuhg to htm. -1 hnv
ret killed n lien end I Want Too t
sad for Deputy Sheriff J. C. Duk
) rone and get me." JgS.j
' Sheriff'Duke did not get the met
ego until sometime Saturday nigh
10 went at pgee la t*? ecane and ai
anted Joluison Bo was Harried t
lelhaven"Where he was-oonllhed at
11 thle taodtllog when*he Wan brougb
:> this city. s 'fe*' - , '
It la stated that Warren Johnsot
he man killed, waa sentenced to th
tato Prison for a term of sere
ears and was released when the coi
Icti were at work la. Hyde count
bout two yoara ago. , William Johi
on la reputed to he a negro or fa
baracter in the eomtugjhlty whore t
ealded.
TMS IT the second homicide thi
ate oeeared In Beanmr^Oounty witl
n a weei.
11 ' .si
IE. CBURCH MIKES
FOR THIS WEE
The foloUring announcements we
m? at UIB 1 11 el Wlllvuwi Lnur'
'ostotday for the hlV-sent week;
The Ladles AJd fcolety met ?tb
Afternoon at t (Ctl^ok with Mi
Iharlea Doughty oo Bast' Seooi
'Iri*' Mfflfinriifl
The Ftome Mission CTrele with Mi
3 M. Carter on Brtdsa Street th
veiling at t o'cloek Pan attan
mce I? desired. V,.oJ ?. .mnz.
%k" rrr
The prRyermeetln*- services j
i Mv'nc u5"J * - V v ,
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Thy"
jAILY
iR.XOOX, APRIL EE. MIS.
TUESDAY FAIR AM> COOLKD.
1 J',11 "* if !
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a Killed
Pantego on
Vear 6 O'clock
ckaloo.- After The
to Deputy Sheriff.
Second Murder in
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eU?ltMIHUnU iWII Ul Wti
A CBEflT SUCCESS;
' Memorial day In Waahington thla year j,
a promisee to. be one of tho most sue- t
' cesaful yet siren. Elaborate prepa- 1(
? ration* are now being made by the a
a Daughters of the Confederacy, Bryan c
t Grimes Camp, and the. Ladles Me- i(
morial Association. The selection of t
5 Mr. R. D.'W. Connor, of Raleigh, as v
1 the orator la a happy one and a rich
4 treat awaits all who hear him, for g
he Is one of North Carolina's prom- r
e inent platform speakers. As already t
o announced the exercises of the. day t
s will take place In the Public School
Auditorium and the dinner as as pal J
h win be served the* Veterans In tlie I
L armory of the Washington Light Infantry.
Plans for the proper celebrao
tion of the day are about complete
i- and will be announced later through
A the columns of this paper. '
L1' V NAVAL. WEDDING 1
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n Baltimore, Md-. April. 22.?Many *
i- out of town guests. Including a num- <
y bar of naval oflicers and their wives, j
i- came to Baltimore today for the 1
tr wedding of Miss Credllla Miller,
le daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Vernon Miller, of tills city, and En- *
it sign Willam Carter Wickham, U. 8. <
i- N.t son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. '
Wickharrj. of Richmond.
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me, TEXTURE SHOW AT BOSTON
Boston, Mass.. April 22.?The
I third national exhibition of textile
J machinery, mill supplies'and general
textile producte under the at|spices
Of tho Textile . Exhibitors' Absolution
opened here today at the MeA
?panics' Building and will remain
open through the entire week. Every
is process-of -manufacture la shown
I. snd a special department Is devoted
ld power machinery and appliances
for the generation and transmission
of power tor Mils aiKl.raetnrles The
? exhibition hss attracted textile men
* <""" *? <*
1- from^ meny mill rente outside of
?!!
Organization Will Hava a 1
Dress Parade Tomorrow
Night. r.>(
TT\n Sixth Division North Carolfnn
tint MUitia will giro a dress pared*: \
otoorrow night and all tho member) c
.re requested to be present at the araory
in Ulcuot Building. It is the
iurpoae the organlzation to t*ke
art in. the forthcoming Memorial
toy exercise* and the boys desire to t
m in readiness and give a good acount
of themselves. The reserves 1
re to. cruise on the Chesapeake Bay
luting the month of July. They are I
xpecting and looking forward to a
treat tim?. The organization, hero t
ifds fair to rival simtliar ones in the
J
ME CONGREGATION . 1
BEARS REV. DR. GIBBS
i
Notwithstanding the Inclement
ireather. on yesterday large oongre- i
iatlons attended the First hfothodlst
Jhurch and heard with profit hud J
lellght two excellent sermons deIverod
by Rev. J. T. Gibbs. D." D.. r
residing elder of the Washington
tlstrlot. v
Dr .Gibbs is one of the strongest ]
nd most convincing speakers of his
burch and his coming to this city ?
s always hailed with pleasure and
n consequence he is greeted with
ppredatlve audiences. The music
.t both services was highly enjoy- l,
4.
HE MACKAY-BENNEn !
our bodies have been recovered ,by e
he Cabla steamer, fclacKay-Bennett,
ihich has been searching In the t?- .
inlty of the Titank* disaster, accord- I
og .to a report that raached this city *
odav. It la ulit ft numKoi- nt ?.?j- I
es which were recovered were sunk
gain, aa they were without identiflation
marks. The names of those
lientified could not be obtained t
hrous:, the Cape Race wireless sta- J
ton. t
The 64 bodies recovered are re- J
;ard as identifiable, according to the '
eport. Those that were sunk were =
iresumably in a condition making
heir preservation impossible. . .
IRS. JENKINS HOSTESS
" TO BRIDGE CLUB
. :T' fl ' alt (
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Mrs. Herbert Jenkins W&B the ,
rraolons hostess Friday night last to i
he Bridge Club and a Tew Invited 1
Chests. After an interesting and ex- 5
dting game the hostess served de- 1
Ifcious refreshments. Those present \
vera: Mesdames D. T. Tayloe, J. C.
Rodman, A. M. Dumay, J. B. Moore, i
3. T. Leach. J H. 8mall. L. L. knight '
0. H. Richardson, A. C. Hathaway, 1
I\ ?, Clark. Misses Fan Satcbweli
Mtrrcia Myers, Julia Hoyt. Ella Taytoe.
Mattie Laughinghouse.
COURSE FRKK OF COST.
Editor Dally News. _ 1
Dear fr:- Thinking that a statement
concerning a correspondence ,
course in agriculture, which several
young men In this section are pursuing
would prove of Interest to some
of yoqr fibers, am asking that you
give me space to sgy that the "Pennsylvania
Btate College"-at State College.
Pa., is offering such course free
of cost. Several Northern Colleges
maintain almlliar -course but there
are none offered by Southern Schools.
W. r. OATLORD.
Bill. N. ?. |
DANCK TUESDAY I
Tb?l* will b? a Mm In tie Elk* I
H*ll TumkIhj ei?tlB| fttrwi by tbb I
Bttaon AteiM iflWMbn ror (M
of UK.
nemtwri of tko Amo elation. $l.Ho
H DEE1S 1
IWi
legister Had Buoy Week
Placing Deeds of Transfer
on Records.
The following deeds of transfer
rere filed in the Register or Deeds T*
Bee for feglstration during the past
ihski Jm
James K: Well to Lewis H. All!- >?
El ra wood Realty Company to In- - ;
erstate Cooperate Company. Jfl
8. P. Freeman and wife to
J. T. Wilkinson and jiMo- |
lullen sad Rodman. v
Emanuel Taylor et d to D. L
Vlnfleld. ^
S?Ule A. Auatln to William A.
Tone*. /KM
C. Swindell and wife to B. B.
'ink ham. >y
\y. 8. D. Eboru to J. tl. Mixon. iffl
Miles Dixon and wife to Haywood
foreman.
N. T. Wlllard and wife to Interitate
Cooperage Company.
.James Jones tq Interstate Cooperige
Company.
A. M." Dumay and wife to M. M.
Tonsil.
M. M. Jones to Norwood L. Sim- .jm
none.
M. W. Lupton to W. V. Eveit.
W. B. falling and wife to L. E.
Crerett.
Milson I. Windiey and wife to W.
I. Riddick.
R. L. Smith to I}fr+tT Bros.
C. G. Norman to Dr. E. 8. Credle. :
William Wallace and .wife to WHlam
Arnold and others.
Elaabeth Warner et al to W. H.
Varner. '4
W. ~R. 8tailings et al to Interstate
Tooperago Company. 'jjl
v. ^ampbc ll et al to E. A.
George Adler and wife to A. Gren- 'r?
V-Wiim 1
bokois bis bearers \
Rev. Robert V. Hope, pastor of
he Christian Church, ivaa greeted
eeterday by a large congregation at ,
he Christian Church. Mr. Hope has
oat returned from a month's abuses
to Western States. His disburses
yesterday were of high order. .
ILL ENGINEERS THREATEN' ' *
TO WWKfi TODAY
New To?*. April 22.?Officials of
he .Brotherhood of Locomotive En[lneers
stated today they would orlerfe
a general strike of locomotive
mgineetu on the fifty eastern railroad
system Monday unless the rail- >
v&y companies make some definite
proposition which may serve as a halls
for. arbitration.
Grand Chief Warren S. Stone, of
the engineers said:
"W)e will wait until Monday as the
railroads have requested but It by
that time they do not conaeat to
tome kind of arbitration, negotiations
we Will tie up all the eastern
railroads inside of thfee hours.
hb uuvu Kiveu uui miiiuatuui,?
bat as yet we have not received - V
anything from the railroads which /j
We construe are a definite reply relitive
to the matter of arbitration* -$>
They have been saying the samethlng
over and over again about being uttable
to grant the demands.
"There is nothing further for us
to do except wait the next move of . <'ai
the railroads.*'
CJONE TO WI>?mDVn.tE I '^9
The County Chain Gang has gone
la Wlnateadvllle where work will be
done on the county roads in that sec- 3
uon. v*jfc' .> . n' -^M
M
Putting a gag In comedian's
month will mot jn.no. Mm.
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