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WOMEN FIGHT
IN THE C(
wttk IncnwM ** !
,?%SW&::?\aet
epoetins ecsa la aupplr the jaatad
Additional atoUeaa were opened
and *i vara to ' operation at daybreak.
Ante trucka femlehed to
***** -P'rHW moutoaWtha w?K,'
' en to thair mbhIo agato?*Q? bltfh
iMSfcr*
The Mrtoaa MttlMHdt ho?M
Wbarr epclol workera or* taking an
HK- aetHe part to tka cam palm war*
^ open tor boaloeee U Us? to eel I the
?rt ' It-ant ana.
MM"*. r.v The ratitWra who n? blamed to
tor the women <er the high prfeee that
have' been pmehllkghre ehowlaa
. alone et eo^tolatto* The Urge
rnaine ot huin mwrur onereo
their cuetoneee Hie etthe price eel
k <S by ?hn HmltwlN l^MW. which
t* from (MM crate tree then ther
H?|ay "r? heeo ehardtos.
"Tea may eay that ere an to thU
tight to *?," aeAfnid am. #r
Derr. pi inland of the taacaa. "If
they attorn* to tot ue oat of bselnaaa
tr ?lil>l?? irlw n will hare
aocompltehst Ike Tenr thiac for
which ws arc working. Oar aotpree
of eapyty to adeaaale to meet the demead.
whateewr H may be.
"While K to toa early to aaaoaaeo
our p|im a)oac other liitc#, it cab hi
taM that to tc an tateod by any
pajfc t- oaa acaloet the hich price of acre
Wa hare made a aarefal eurrry of
tha prtoee of mnata find other ar>/'
1 tlelea at toad.aad we shall waae tha
earn* sort of varftora where the pah'
^; f*ha jmsihdiit
B&r-- _ j .. ^ ^
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C...1MM*, <A?n R H. firooto. P?v.
4 tor of tk* *tm M?thodl*t ekoreh
V h?t ? > ! H'MMi i *>/ ?? it ywter ??
llwun lll1?.
Tie tamfWot place Ik Monro.
til* MnjH n? 10:*0 o'tl?*
and wa* UM4ft hp * l?r<* ?wMr
otMak nwd rektlne who P*M
iheir to*! MMk ct nqert (o the
*m* ?HI**0.
out t* stricken eow In" hie
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?M 1M?l*lhl>
- ?*!0*?O. Dee. IS ? O. A-W- ?
her, tlTU mutineer with peh- "
ehnnt for chronological detoe.
?(WM oM jeeUrday th?t ?t it
fifc/,';:. ~ ? mtnot** past noon today ok* ?
oonld toko * firm (rip of hi* pen
and orlto the date 11:11-11-1?
. '5*^ ?i
It there le deelr* to add *n
other It to the date line, oae "
cm wait until It second! after >
life <J * ?" ?!" ? V' - ' <&' '
Faker tiered further that the <
next tine it will he poeelble to <
e g,t a like combination win he in '
It years, ? monthe. t date. It
hoars end tt mlnutee. Then it*"
Kjp j-S. ' Will be poeelble to write the >
exact date 10:10-10-10-10
v ;i^r ATTItAtTIVK STORK
Tho Oenfa Forulshln* Departmen
oi the J. K. JToyt Department 8tort
v i? certainly more than attractlre a
this time. Mr. Claude Jordan, tl*
manager of thla department. Id ear
tainly to be complimented epon hi
artistic work. V :
He la one of the moat popnla
salesman In Washington and deeers
I edly so. ?|V
SATfi BAXKPL
A f 11/ A VT ? 'li* ' I
JWJ f r\ nil ifj
MirnJ
in
Wythertllo. *?.. DM. f J.?TblrtyM*
jun la the proltrntlery I* Hi*
pooelty Bite Allen .111 pay lor the
port ho ployed In the ehooctn* op of
Tonrteeoth of March loot, .boa trp
pereon?. Including the proeldlnx
i?do?. the cherlff est) the common.
Iwoalth'e ottomey were killed by
mem be re or the Alen cjon. end >
nomber of other, vonnded. Alten'e
nephew. Wcej'ey Ed.nrde. will epead
twenty-eeren rear* in the penitentiary.
fiV
Tbeee two aeotenoce ??N the result
of ooapromlee thla afternoon
following a verdict of voluntary mn*| Umgtiter
la the com of Bldaa Alien
for the murder of Commonwealth's
^BSS3-?lZr 1
<or*er trWJter the hlUI?? pf gote
t*Mtt to fiftOMl JMn n U<
tlatr. u< the otiler, Indictment paadInd
etalnat htm Cor tha Border at
Sheriff W*M>, <u roapmniMd hi
lettint htm plead futltr to aocood
decree morder odd . take I dftaea
com' ooatoooo. tha eombisad mo*
Uneen making thtrtr-flea roam.
Thrwa ladictmaau acataat Waaler
dwnrda alao im rampraalaad. ha
Uklac a aaateaoa t( alaa roan' laPViMABMAfc
OO MbOh. la th? Mcoa4
trl^pHMM Altoa, which nifltfl
rACurdarTfltae of tha Jarora oo tha
drat ballot atood far acautttal. aad
^N^aaortar^^th. aeeand Qw
Sr.sr^.-rss
faeeaatad br the a lata waa eaSelent'
TW? aada H Wal tha MiMt are
eooenrand a trated; which waa wltho?
parallel aad whleh atlrrod tha
counter frotn nae aad ta tha other.
Om the fourteenth of loot March, (ollowtna
(ha eoartctiaa of Fiord Allan
of ah offeoaa whleh would have aaat
Ma to tha penitentlarr for ana roar,
taeabara of tha Allan femltr. elaa<m1
mountaineers. opened Ota oo
tha faun eOelala. HI
At tha drat collar. Judge Thornton
te Me eate tall mortaltr wouadad, aad
whaa tha em oho had cleand awar
Sheriff Webb aad Commonweoltb'e
Attarn?T Faatar alao ware found
dead. Oa tha follawlnu dA; oae of
tho til tit Juror. who wen .hot dlod
of hbi wound., u did tin. MIm Arreo.
Who had boon . wKaeah aiuiut
Wlojrd Ailrn.
Floyd Allen *u Arretted on the
day following the tragedy, being too
badly wounded to escape. The arrest
of the other* implicated la the
a tooting followed at arlooe Intervale,
the two men wboso tate was
decided today bavlog been the last
' jtVJ' ->V Isti;'-. i
Of the all men who hare been
ronrioted of complicity In the shooting,
two?-Floyd Allen and his son
(flsude?ere under'seniaace of death
? while the four other*?Sidna end
. Parte! Allen, end Wealey *Snd sidna
Edward*?have each been, siren long
? term* in the penitentiary. Victor Al?
len, a eon Of frloyd, was acquitted
> and Bjrd Marlon wee discharged
? because of lank of evidence againal
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1 Reepito for Condedaned Men.
Richmond, Dec. 13.?On the aSato
t xoent of attorney* for Floyd Allot
9 end Claude Bwanaon Allen that new
t ly discovered evidence is auficlent tc
E> make the granting of a new trial bj
- the Supreme Court probable, (lover
a nor man yesterday afternoon granted
a respite to the two men until Janu
r arv 17. They were to hare died it
- the electric chair Friday ot thli
week for their pert In the Htllayllli
mergers ot March 14, when Jn?(l
r. 1-. Maaale, .Commonwealth* Attor
ney Foater, Sbehff L. F. Wahb, Jam
r Ayro* were HUM.
e The governor did not express ai
0 opinion SB to the new eel dent, bn
n required the attorney* to sign a po
1 pa, stating that thay hollared It U
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Isii-i
mmm
IB Ml
Tin CUMw Wmnr ataaad laAa|
at boob and wtU aooHails
tkroonb nMfm. .
Luck and aosprr ?1U b? aamd
both da? udai|kt Prtoea raaaoaatla
Ton may bay a <ay at aoSae
01 ooooa tad a aaadvlck. or you nay
daalra a hot hiack. or a aalad oourao.
Aa? amouBC you dealra out ba aeld
to too. ""^WaafalUNTEo aaiaad ln
ikra wym m atrklad or atavad.
Alar eblekra aalad. kot UullUon aad
ether delleeclee.
1* the Household Booth VU1 be
found pnMrm Mttoi and pickles
rusde fey WiiKteftot'i best hodfeekoepart.
Dim?Hi ilie wlU b? sold
win..be found many etyles of both
UtUR fMB the pTilTiHtttttbe modi
dainty. to. tka "Baby and Llnen"
SSfiiltaT?c
?.
Booth." Tka >ooda thara caaaa dlrket
s&rar r '*"
Of couree yon will visit the
"Chrletmse and Art Booth" for there
you will find dolls, drcmd la many
styles, toys, sod dainty works of art,
and tbo Christmas tres for children
la the Sample Booth are many
valuable packages useful In avary
household. Here you will Ibid the
following sent from the heat wholesale
houees:
Beef Bullllon Cubes from Armour
4 Co., candy from Huyler's, Japanese
ware from Vautlne's, coeoa from
Martin Hall 4 Co., Medical supplies
from Bharp and Dobme, toilet arUclee
from Daggett 4 Ransdel, toll'
et articles from Colgate 4 Co., toilet
articles from Mennei_s 4 Co.. gelatine
from Knoxtleiatlne Co., medical
preparationo from Coin's Medical
Co.. grape Juice from Welch Orape
: Joke Co.. ooca from Hurler's.
i
1 man t% na nianin nnun -
I IK. a. i-LtniNb numb
FROM FLORIDA STATE
I Bficffl'' h -t
| Ifr., gylvester Fleming returned
yesterday from an extensive visit
? down South. He went aa far south
r as Jacksonville, Fla., and is load In
his praise of the country. Ih talkI
log to a Daily News man this morn;
ins Mr. Fleming said: MIf I Were s
i young man I would locate there, foi
i I never saw such farming land In aj
i Mr. Fleming visited tho orang*
- groves, paid a short visit to the 0*
r trieh farm and enjoyed every moment
of his two weeks outing. 'T:
? Mr. Fleming stated that after leavt
lng the town ot Gaineaville he saw nc
- cotton planted; from that tWWn on hi
3 Tied with wondoraant and intsr
. Wit tho trait farms, tor which thli
> SUM la noted all nvrr ibo world Mr
tjrhnnin* !?r? Florid, i. a tmi
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HCiHOUlU. FRIDAY AFTERNOON
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: JOB AGAIN?THE GRIP
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uire-sJhKss H'
BtlffiAlS IH BALEIC1
Tho lulolhh Mow# a Ohoonir of j
rwttrtw stoat u ooooaot of tho '
Smlth-SoaaStoO ouptlolt, which will J
bo of latarolt to thohr frlaado la thlo ,
elty:
Mo ntwrrloWtoww* prettlor utBon t
Uaprwoofro la oil tto oppototmoito I
thoa loot alfht ot T IC o'etooK la tho t
Kdoatoa SUoot Mothecflot church (
whoa Mloo Loaloo Soundrro, of thlo I
dir. bocono lie brldo of too. Miaou t
Alloa Sialic. |f yVoohlastaa. M. C., 1
Boo. Hup M. Nona ^OcUtla* with
a**S'totoo woo sowaoi to" whlft ^
11 trtmmod to (wrh with
MIjmiIS hr a oloatar of ocoaco
btoMoni ?oil ihiiltd a ***~ wif boucoot
of Ulloo of tho valley. Bar only
oraomeat woo o ropo of ooorto. too ,
clft ot tfca ?room. 8b? eat?r?d the [
church oa tho arm of bto fothor, Who a
"tTh hdd,"w?oottoo?od by Mloo '
L0Jo~Owraa, of NoTMh, Oa mold of ,
hoa or; *"? Mia. *'<" Looo Wlltoo,
of Rololch, oa daaio of honor. Both ?
>? *?! C>? brid* to U>? tllu. Itlu
Owynn *M attired in white eMpe (
msteor orir m>i?Hw trimmed Ln .
crystal banding and fringe caught up
with rhlnestone buckle*. Her hair
vu ornamented wiUk drhUe aigrette '
"and bando caught with rhlnsrfofr .
La France roses and maiden bah* tern
held together with pink tttUe. Mrs.
Wilson wore yellow- crepe meteor
over mescaline trimmed 1^- crystal
banding and triage caugfcg^n?' xrHfr'
rhlnestone buckles. Her haft" ornaments
were white aigrette and ban do
caught with rhlnestone clasp. She
carried as her Bouquet bride's roses.
The groom was attended byv his
two best men. F. 8. Worthy, of Washington.
and P. C. Bryan, of Oxford.
They met the bride at the altar.
The ushers were Meeera. J. ?. C.
Bell, of Henderson; Charles L. Psyne
of Washington. N. C.; D. E. Etber'dge
and O. P. McArthur, of Raleigh.
They were dressed in conventionsl
suits and wore buttonhole bouquets.
:
The bridal party entiled ' tS?
church with the ushers Am and fol- i
lowing them waa the dama of honor, 1
lira. Wilson. Next came the maid i
of-honor, Ifiae Gwynn, who whs fol- :
lowed by the brldo. The wedding
music was rendered by Mrs. Charles
V. Albright,
r After the ceremony Mr, and Mrs.
> Smith left on the Norfolk Southern
tfaln fcr Washington. New Tork and
i other places of lntereet in the north.
' They will be at home in Washington,
^ N. C., after January 1.
Miss Saunders Is the attract*
' daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Jamas A.
Saunders and has a Urge circle of
friends who regret that she is to
make her home elsewhere. Mr.
Smith is e prominent manufacturer
and business man of Washington and
Wilmington, haying business in both
these place*.
Tliwd.^ nl,bt th? brld, rabirUlu
>w>?Cooler
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CITE IDUDAY DEC. 21
Tk? Washington public nchocii
rill give holiday tor a term of tw<
r?eka beginning on Friday Decern
*r to. The pupil# at# looking for
rard to their annual Chrlatxna# holi
ley with a groat deal of pieaaare. At
ractlre wirtine are being arrange*
ty the reepectiTe grade# on Fkida]
be eloelag day. A aoitacDt I# 01
oot amont the atndeaU to remembe,
ho poor and needy and especially
Woo at the eounty homo during On
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IMBM HI BtMMflt
PHI1I0K Tl COKCRES!
The Commercial Travelers Qocx
Jovernment Aaaoclation are elrculat
ug petitions all ver the county]
eking that, oongreaa paas a law U
*rplfrtbe ttaPeUng man of t*
ountry to vote la a presidential alee
ion though not at home to vote. Aid
( Mt* petition la to the effect the
fc# hotels be given Sunday mall li
?rd?f to afford tho troT?Hnc men thi
feanee to f?c?|f% their mail on Sun
lore. These, .petitions are being lib
rally signed wherever they are pro
rated. There are two of these petl
lone aow Id the office of the Hote
*ou1m for signatures.
HAVE returned.
Miaa Loulae Satterthwaite, of-Pac
oluc; Miss Carroll Willis. Mia
dary Tankard, of this city; Mm. Por
;er, of Weldoo; Miss Elisabeth Hill
>t this city, and Mr. Hsry Thompson
>1 Aurora, returned from oreenxilfc
>n Monday Last, where they went tj
ittend the Mldako rendered by th
itudents of the Bast Carolina Train
ng School. They enjoyed their trij
mmensely.,
KEY. ~RH. MATTHEWS
AT imm WEEI
Rev. John R. Matthews, who bvl<
luch a splendid series of service? 1
St. Peter's church last week, 1
spending this week at Roxobel, N. C
He,will pass through ere next Moz
day on bis way to Zlon Parlsk, 1
this county, where haMwlll conduct
mission from Tuesday. Dec. 17, t
Sunday, Dec* 12.
It la expected that Mr. Matthew
will preach and administer the Ho)
Communion In St. Peter's cbarcl
this city, on the night of Decembc
22nd.
Mr. W. P. Davis, of Elisabeth Clt]
a clever Knight of the Orlp. la bai
today shaking bands with his seas
BBBMelm? -". if
pink ribbons, which extended to ft
corners of the table, a hunch of fen
being attached to the chandelier. I
the oenter of the table was a cu
Rises vase of pink La Prance row
and ferns. The tweets were rwsetvi
bj Mr. and Mr*. Saandara and Ml
GENERAL BIXB
PURCHASIN
FORT I
IVRilli
Cumberland, tin , Dao IS.?Rub
PMd ?1U> aeaay mMl. a knar;
tulyht train on Ike Baltimore an.
Ohio 1UUnM| im iwM aeal
Qleaooe, Pa.. tkle morulas Oh u
Identified au -wae taken from Ot
wreckase eerara] koere aftay tka ac
i eldest. four trainman ara known t
i hare been myurad, two barkens ti
' tally, and fear trainmen ay* him
Yha train. Hade ay at two aulas
ant) 4S care, loaded with ooal, ba
Suet tend Ikeeaah Manila. Pa
a tea Inslaear diail Xenarll. o
" Rorkwood. Pa. notWed tka loereaf
las speed.
no who in? ptum t&a aieeor
end tlkAt something htd T?pnw>il
Rwdliinf the train -waa beyond eon
- trol ha celled to bit fireman to eer
himeelf and jnmpM Far eigb
. miles the train dented along, teklnj
" all the c arras am Hi It raartad i
harp curve near Glencoe. Than
o&a of the eagtaee left the track aa<
I the whole train piled after K. earn
" pletely blocking the eyateia.
STRIKERS USE SHOT
WITB TELLING EFFECT
Hack en sack, N. J., Dee. 1>?Barec
hundred striking New Tork, Bosque
hanna and other Dae tern railroad
employee, am boa bed under the pall
padaa orerleoklag the lower Hudsoc
rirer, opened "ire with shotgun* and
rtflee on a hostlnad of tti^t happk
era landing at coal docks in Bdgawa
lor yeatarday and, in a pitched battle
whkeh ensued. two railroad datec
etwee jure killed ^and a do?m otbai
| men were wounded.
A telegram raaw sating that Um
State mi 11 Ga he called to adult th<
1 disorder waa aent to tba eating Oor
" eraor Of New Jersey by General Bun
r triatsndent Stone Of tbe Brio Roll
> tMd. Br. Stone mmpM a storm ol
1 toilets find by otrllm U k? vu
* ?ling ibejter In * tolldlng.
The bm? hilled were:
' Aadrev J. Or**, 19, of Biagham1
ton, N. Y., captain of Aeteettre*.
5 Clarence M at lory, 49, om of Onv'l
"William Hicks is in ft hospital
" wounded 19 limes La the Logs, body
' and thighs Prank A. Brown and
1 William A. Wood were shot through
the bead, -h ?V
William Glass, inspector of deteetlroft,
la in a crltlal condition with
wounds Ln the bead and face. One
of his eyes was restored. John Lesh
er and John Sims, detectives, wen
1 shot ln tbe body and leg*.
'? Tbe m?*n. hiding behind rock cllffi
' and tre~*s, Waited until a scow hat!
8 discharged its cargo of men brough
0 to take the strikers' places. A vol
8 ley ef vanhs cartridges did no1
frighten the strike-breakers whe
p pushed forward toward the rallroa<
tracks on tbe coal wbarf.
Tbe men in ambosb then left thel:
places of concealment and firing rea
bullet*, attempted to swarm out upoi
(I the wharf. They were met at thi
I dock fmtes by the private detectives
who unarmed except for clubs, en
4 raged In a hand-to-hand struggle. J
D funUiade of shots brushed the offl
B oers aside and they Oed for safety
X except the mortally wounded, Qr&i
and Mallory. The strike-breakers,
o seder a fire of ballets, lied along th
a shore of the Hadson and conceal*
o themselves In the woods in the pall
sades.
,B Three hundred employes, foreign
j on. of the gaaquekaaaa, which th
,t Frir Railroad controls, quit wor
,r Monday, demanding a wage increaa
of i cents an hour. Officials of th
railioed would not grant the Is
r, <* *?*
w
y BOOT PLACE.
r A busy place la the Haven* Oral
is Mill daring thaea holiday times. Oi
m ders are being filled from far an
in naar going to dhow that lite wel
I- known concern to going inalnsss tbs
>d IterP. H. RoUiun is a hustelr 1
" mm'm???
Ml ^ Mr. J B J
1 ' -=te=U
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Wufciactos. 9. C, Dm. ?*. HwJ
ml W. H. MxMr, <kM ai nrmm?.'|
v. *. a.. tccoapum ti mi mj
J imiirl Wood^ ahlaf at Mad at Itafl
.army, aad Oaaaral K. M. Waasar, af V
the coast artlllary. insuad WMfl
the fortification# ivb-umsittM j9^H
' the Houee committee on awteprb- .
tioaa yeeterday end ai|?4 (he >
- portnnoe of en Initial appropriation \
I ot 1160,00? to pxlrchaee e eHe Jot a j
f fort at Cape Henry, Vn^ to proMB* A]
1 the approaches to the Virginia
r ud Washington ud BaMtmora. . J
t 11 The mooting of the oub-eemmlttee, J
which to the eniae tluft reeeotlj. visit- ;;
- ed Cape Henry At Che lactase of Hep- j
0 reeeatatlve Hottaad of the Vt?(' j
- district, wes on cpeeotHe e?e, M It .3
- to known tbet Oeaeart Btahy hse |
eluded the 9160,0*0 appropriation tm 1
hie estimates for the Beet Basel yeer. j
1 Colonel Holtend le quite hepefal I
. of settlpff the proposition three** at |
f the present pees km of Ooagrfll Bob-' ,j
- a tor Mrrtfa Secured Ha paea??e by I
the Senate at the laet eeeeSen, Bet tt - .w
- was blocked In the Boost. I
The * reeteal cost of the pBOfMoofjfl
- Cape Hem y tort would be ow? $B,
? f'OO.OOt', . . : <||B
: HSTOB DALTON HUE
FBORMIUTtSIT M
Rsr. K. P. Dal ton, lbs cfkkMt aid ? 1 I
popular pastor of the First Baptist ;
church, returned last evening via ' I
the Norfolk Southern from Raleigh. 1 I
| Mr. DaKon has been on an extae *
sire visit to Richmond and other A \
Virginia cities. His congregation - I
i will be pleased to Isarn that he wilt 1
dll his regular pulpit at tba Ffsst j
t Baptist church mast Ban day morning II I
and evening at the usual hours. J
Ewisaw 6ioi m . m
SflMSt .Jgg. J
Rev. E. C. Olenn, who was assignad
as pastor of tha Ml h. dwuih nt v
> Fairflsld, N. O . ut the vsesat wains 3
> of th# -North Carolina Caufarehae' by
- Bishop Danny, was a visitor to the |k
city today en route to his appoint- 1 i
- meet.
f For the padt several year* I
> Glenn has been actively engaged In I
evangelistic work, bat he has decided j
to taqe active work again. The peapie
of Fairfield are to be congratulat- I
ed upon having him ae pastor fop the $
coming year. His many old friends
In Washington ware glsd to shahs
' his bsnd. Mrs. Olenn will feUipw J
' her husband to Fairfield after the <
1 holidays. (
NO RKCORDKR'ft COURT.
laingB were quiet in ana around 31 |
the Recorder's Court this morulas- | I
There were no eases reported by the .- J
city police for trial, going to show tfl
that tbe deportment of Washington
for its population compares favorably
with any town in North Carolina. ^
LOST?BETWEEN WASHINGTON
and Aurora, one suit case, contain- ,
ing one set white fare and valuable
jewelry, etc. liberal re- -9
ward and no queetlonB asked if re- '3
turned to the Dally Newa office or " I
Mrs. J. E. Porter, Aurora, N. C. . .ju
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