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AM UP-TO-DATK AMI MODICRN
Til KATltK TO BK CONSTRIXT.
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MAIMSTOKET.
BICB CLASS COMPANIES
KB MO* IN WASBINLJBN
If I? manned to Have Htock Oompa.
. > nlea Visit Kara at Regular HiteMra!*.
Arrangements to be Made fprjCoiu
fertable Beating of-Amlienoc*. ?
It baa been announced that the
second "floor of the new building,
whfdh ? being erected on Main,
street by R. E. Hodges, wUIi be turned
Into an opera house.
The men who hare the matter in
charge are making plans for an upto-date
and modern amusement
place. A large enough stage la to
be erected-so as to accomtnodate ii
r.!j" ' Juaria company and -nrjanjeuieuts
are to be made for the comfortable
P seating of the Washington theatregoers.
A balcony will also probably
be e.ut In.
It is planned to have high-class
stock companies visit Mre at regular
Intervals. Ample dressing rooms
will be put in and every Improvement
made that is essential in the
modern theatre.
The bnlldtpc is expected to be
completed b/October 1st. A meet
Ipg of Mm managers ta to be tarttsd"
within a fsw days add final arrangeSftftoSEEI
nannw
RKJNDIW OOXPKDKRATK VETERANS
COMMENCES AT CHAT- |
. TAWOOGA TODAY ASp WILL
CONTINUE DSTlt NEXT '
gp^gpAY. j
| 50.001 S01M0S PRESENT
row Wtt Be Given Over to Bud a ess {
; fl|)|ipSN aacl the Other Two Days
Will Be Given Over to Pleasure oaf
the Program.
tf? Tj&.. ..^aatUnooga. Tenn. May 2f.?
What la undoubtedly the greatest reunion
ever held by the Southern
^ amy of the sixties began here to**7>
*> continue throughout next
Thursday. More than 50,000 old
soldiers and their families have
pitched tents on the historic battle-;
ground! ataiut thU city and .irUfl
; again march along roads where cannon
thundered and rifles were flasb#
ed fifty years ago. Oen. John P.
rr Hickman, commander of the Army
of Tennessee Departmentwill lead
the grand parade. In which there
v will be several women, not one of
whom will ride astride, however. To,
morrow will be devoted to business
sessions, the other two da ye being
? glvea^osar to. pleasure on, the pro''
-'-'s grsnr. The headuuai'tefh aie at lift
' ;. auditorium. The reuhion is a sped|
tacular event, being within the
shadow of Missionary Bidge and
Lookout Mountain, looking down
upon Ohlcamauga, "the field of
blood," and the scene of one of the
most terrible conflate of the war.
MJ1PBT FOB POSfOW TKRfUKBfi.
Mew York. May 87.?The entire
privilege of the grand ballroom or
; ! the Hotel McAlpln baa been usurped
by the entrlee of the New York Boston
Terrier Club at tta annual ehow
today. Philadelphia, Chicago and
Boa ton exhibitors are engaged In a
spirited eentaet for the honors of the
eahlbWoa.
gs ?
The DAILY NKW8 not only gives
you the aswa of Washington, bnt all
of Bene tort County besides. Sobscribe
?e It. ' &' ? W'
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D. D..Taylor spent yenterdny hero
iS" ** .. BHAtryiPrn,
hair makw wox^ g'
en beaatlfnl. New styles hair St
ft?V U||I^MK*
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KAI>iK TO THKIK TRUST."
I "False to Their Trust" being the
Mventh story "What Happened to
jM&ry". produced. In collagoration
[with the Ladles' World. Is the main
[feature tjjat greats today s program
at the Lytic Theatre. 4? j
This picture fa a dramatic release
produced by Kdlson that has been
rimniilgior fprea mo^thi In the Ladles'
World, and will be found more
than Interacting thro*|fcout the story
until continued.
Armnrir other feature# ohToday's
""nrmrrnm will Ha tWn?-nthS? nt< f.?r^c" _
squally as good. One made lij
Pathe. "The Prgyor. or the Arabs."
'being a beautiful hand colored film I
This program found at the Lyric
today la an unusually strong one.
and something very Interesting. The
admission 'prices will he IT and 10
IK.
MKKTM WITH -ACX'IDBXT.
rm*n ftfrl WBh oIt lllcyc Ie and
Snffm fnrni Sevrrul Itrolaei. $
Matt Raugtiani, the seven^yearo)d
daughter of Mrs. W. P. Bsugham
U a evident this morning
whUe riding her bicycle. The wheel
struck tbe curb of the street and the
girl was throws heavily to the
g*ound. It whs found that her face
and hands had been badly scratched
m that she had also sustained several
bruises.
HOMKS FOR TKNDKH
IJOIX WOMKN.
FBlAld*lphla. Hay ?7?The vice "
quarantine which has been put Into
effect in -thia city ham\driven' hundreds'
of women from haunts in the
T^ftderloin, and ths municipality and
private clfltens will c^re for them.
Ah estate in the suburbs with accommodations
for ninety women- will be
devoted to that purpose by the dewhile
two houses in the center of the city
have been rendered by private j
subscriptions and will be in charge '
of Miss Mary Gillette, secretary or i
the Codrt Aid Qoclety. '
BV J. B tjUAM,.
Congressman Speak* at Commencement
Exercise*.
The Commencement exercises of
the Maryland Medical College of
ing. The orator of the evening was '
Congressman John H. Small, who
delivered a most interesting address.
ACCIDENT AT
COOPERAGE
COMPANY
Sam Saltertbwalfe. a negro in the
employ of the Pamlico Cooperage
Company met with an accident this
morning while putting on a machine
belt. . The belt slipped and in some
way 8atterthwalte caught bis arm in
it. He was thrown to the floor.
When other workmen rushed to his
assistance, it was found that he had
.broken hie, arm in two places and
thsr-hla law was also broken. He
was rushed to the'Washington Hospital,
where he was placed under the
doctor's care.
SPORTIXil CALENDAR. v
Tswihf?
Eddie McGoorty meets l.eo
Houck, at Boston. In ten-round bout.
Willie Hoppe and Koji Yamada.
Japanese expert, meet In New York
for 18.2 balkline championship of
Pacific Rifles Lawn Tenols Champtonahlp
at Sacramento, Caf.'
Tale rowing orwwa start for dalea
Ferrrto begin final, training for eeason'a
matches.
Thnra dayBan
Kranclaco Kennel Club's annual
allow. f c
Friday? ,
International fiftO-mlio antotnobile
sweepstakes race a( IndlanapoHe,
ind. Prtseefalgi*gate ttO.OOO.
Aroelrcan Henley, on Sckoyklll riser,
THK WEATH]
BSE- yf ^ fcw^T* swoS?!>< w?' r^?
1 LA now or Wati*
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Redaction in typhoki rat?
; <>ollo*'<)g Hit ration mm
TypKoid P?t^ pgr- tO&C
' q PATER30N,M^ C "*
rngi
j Reduction In typhoid ral
M* by Installing?filterJp
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The ahove cut ahotis \he reductior
State*. Various means Were used it
a small lake and the typhoid rate it
ground water was substituted for rii
followed the installation of a filter ']
cities the reduction in the rate may
"* Washington proved that the was
ter water and a sewerage system. v
Sills!
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Stunning and Staftl
Fancies, Entert
The Public Literary Association i
ut Washington, N. C., And limitless
tnd justifiable pride in their pro- 1
aigious and prodigal profferings to
their patrons, which Includes an ex- '
trftordiparv and awranHnml ?>nn.l
tion of elegant entertainment that
will completely transform the ample 1
auditorium Into one vast palatial *
pantheon of pastime and pleasure, in I
which will be assembeld a "colossal '
congress of concerted conceits and a
charming and coquettish chorus of
curious contortions and conceptions
who will warmly welcome the weary
and worn an^the well and wealthy,
and whose gay greetings will cause
stery genefuus ^ong to
linger longer in the lap of life and
laughter. ' - - '
You cannot, you must' not stay
away, for, know yo\i, that behind the
scenes of all this gaiety and good
theer there he those whose strength
and study and skill have been spent
willingly to iafe from yobr lips the
imlles Of satisfaction at the foreetfulness
of your own cares and struggles.
and who wish to remind *you,
that the greatest of thert ie charity,
and should pgr be separated from
tulUa nuif himaWk.
taete at that eweeleet Jor,?giving? |
mad at once gating. tor who could
not enjoy liealng and folding our
younger aet In Iho myeterloua maaee
ol the marry play. ?i_- j.i' \ v
Hera win await you nuperh and
stupendotu pactMlMj'-. clever and
curloua conceit*, danllng and dellrkfira
dellghta, itunnlng and atarttlng
aurprlaea. tunny and faaclnatlhg fanolea,
entertaining and untieing dtdtemcfitB,
wtneome and winning wondera,
manifold marry myetintationa.
and, altogether an aatonndlng and
aatonlehlng array of attractive, allnr
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_L Eduction In typhoid rates fol low 30 f
r^=
*v^Sr^'. ' ?^?Si3r
'""? ^ ? 1 - (Courtesy
Popular^ Mechanic?.) pj
1 In typhoid by purifying the water i
1 effecting this purity. In Rochester,
i low. In Lowell, Mass., the rate.dxfl
rer water. In Pittsburgh. Pa., an en<
?lam. In Columbus, Ohio, Clevelani
also be seen by glancing over the at
np to the times when her residents
THE
F CLEVER m 1
trig Surprises, FYinr
amine- and EnticWu
in the "Girl in Pin
henceforth in the future, by all previous
and present pretensions, assuredly
and absolutely unequalled,
unexcelled, unprecedented. hnmatchad,
unparalleled, unattained, unaccomplished
and unapproached.
This, "The Girl In Pink" production
of musical comedy will be seen
st the auditorium. Friday night of
this week without fall. Don't net
f < >
May-Time in the
r - ~,From-one en<K-of the shopping
district to the other?in
the great stores with their
wealth of the season's finest
j offerings?in the littlest E^ops
l w1& their SDedaltles?sverr.
iku.. ?* - . I a 1 .1
. r'"i nm wiiu m mmmjfz ~
activities of Sprint shopping.
One might-easily be discouraged
at the atart to know
-where to begin and where to
' atop?there are so many things
to see, so many places to go.
Thousands of wdaneo, and
men, too, use the advertising
columns of The Dally Mews as
a directory, end plan their
trips and purchases la ad rases
Mock time and worry are thus
saved. Snggsotlona are received
and decisions are made
by keeping la tooch. with -ths I
timely and heipfnl hla(h*ot oar j
^ 'll
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Installation
>SQs7qf fftttr plpnt
e|s "*'
11 '
ysSB3^cC^d
SHHaSfflSS E
seton ttw typhoid rote j!
ibati toting- good op-" j
oter for polluted water 1
? : *1
.
n several large cities of the United
8. Y., the water Is furnished from
ipped At an araaaing-rato when?:
armous redaction in typhoid deaths
i. Ohio, Peterson. N. J., and other
jove chart.
voted for the Installation of a bet5"
BBS IMS
ty and Fascinating
I Excitements
k."
lect having your seats checked off
at Worthy and Etheridge before they
sell them all. The play Is given as
a benefit for the Public Library of
this city and everyone should assist
in helping thlw fund ?lnn?r Tftn ninir
/ill only bo given here one night.
Harry Foote. who produced "Slumberland"
here a few weeks ago, is
directing (his new play and that in
itself is a guarantee that "The Girl
In Pink" will be a worthy production.
/NEW SAFE INSTALLED.
Uurglar Proof iUfe Been Installed lyy
Barings & Trust Co. Bank.
One of the lates models of the best
safe made has been Installed In the
Savings & Trust Company Bank. It
Is built of solid Mayanese steel.
There are no bolts or spindles
through the door. It is locked automatically
with a double time look.'
The safe is absolutely burglar proof.
MOTION PICTURE MEN MEET.
Philadelphia. May 27?The second
Annual convention of the Motion Picture
Exhibitors' League of Pennsylvania
which began here today has
among the attendants hundreds of
men from New York, Delaware and
States from this State. All kinds of
the latest Alms will be shown. Ohio
has sent several representatives who
will help in the discussion on the
censorship, which will be one of the
Met Important matters to be taken
up by the delegates.
Advertising Is to a merchant like
a rite to a hunter.
M ONLY STOCK 0? MODERN
Hair la tka etty will ka fo??4 at
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ml
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.HAY tXJXbrUL'CT
\tvh m*m*x cum
Diplomat Firmly IMirvfK Sfcrffurj
I try on Wtl' Negotiate Treaty.
?Waahiagton, 1>, ?Another greai
Atlantic-Pacific waterway. making t
ship route between the Eastern ati(J
Weatern Coasts of the United State*
2.000 miles shorter than through
the Panama Canal, will be built soon
by the United States, In the opinion
of Dr. Salvador Castrlllo. retiring
Nicaragua!) minister. Doctor Castrlllo,
who lwvfs this week for Europe
on an important mission for his
government, declared in a statement
tonight that he believed n canul
tfeaty would be negotiated between
the United States and Nicaragua and
that a catial would be constructdd
across his country.
The Nicnra^'ian diplomat has been
a frequent caller at the State Department
since Secreu.ry Bryan
came into office and the luttur. after
an extensive study of the problems
Involved In thp proposed treaty negotiations.
has said that his mind
Is open.
c. car:
HOI FROIR
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C. M. Hrnwn.?iUiu?attended ilm
Presbyterian I'miimtinn at AtTniita:
Ga.. Returned home last night. Mr.
Brown states that the convention
was one of the most Interesting and
the largest of its kind which has
ever been held. Both he and Rev.
H. B. Searlght. who also attended,
enjoyed a very pleasant trip.
Mr. Searigbt did not return with
Mr. Brown. He stopped off at Achworth,
Ga., his home, for a shortVisit.
From there he will go tq
Charlotte to attend the Commence
mem exercises at Davidson College.
EXCELLENT SERMONS
BY REV jj. LAWTHER
Those who attended services at'
the Presbyterian Church Sunday
were loud In their praises of the excellent
preaching by Rev. ^ ^
Lowther. president of the Washington
Collegiate Institute. Mr. Lowther
preached a most interesting
sermon at both the luorning and
evening services. His explanations
of the tert were clear and rendered
in such a manner that everyone could
understand the points which he
brought out. He attempted no oratorical?flights
but- confined himself
to a simple and earnest address.
We are glad to have Mr. Low?her
with ua. He is a man who cap work
much good in a community and we
are pleased to have him make his
home here. ^
DUFFY'S TRIAL DRftlNS.
New York, May 27.?Today begins
the trial of Sergeant Peter J. Duffy,
henchman of PoH<*e Inspector Sweeney,
who invested his money in Yonkers
real estate. Duffy has been indicted
oti a charge of extorting $30
from Julius Roth, who ran a small
poker game In East 116th street. It
is Mid that Duffy's friends have not
much hope of his release a.nee the
four inspectors above him fared so
badly In their sentences.
MAY 27 IN HISTORY.
1728?Treaty between Britain and
? Holland.
1832?Turks lose St^ Jeanne d'Arc
in Palestine to Egyptians.
1848?Several Georgia cities submerged
*? results of floods
and freshets; great damage.
1862?Engagement at Hanover
Court House. Vs.
1894?House vote unseated William
McKlnley in Ohio congressional
contest. ~~
1896?Disastrous cyclone in , St.
Louis. Ho.
1969?Prance and Germany reach
Moroecan- agreement.
1910?Gov. Estrada defeated at
BlaetfeMs. Nicaragua. - - 1912?Cabana
displeased over proa
pest of American troops hi
lag sent \a vicinity of island
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mis 1
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OTHKK CAME* UKOtUHT FORWAW>
R-KRmVivnvrEb. 6NIA ' g
MOIt.MXd SESSION WAS HKLI>
VLSTKKDAV.
I Juilicn*ut Hrmlrrnl AfcaiiLst l,fMln
I and Uwls Monufitnitnl Works for 1
I *1.200 and fl3l.7o luN.?-? (,vr\y. M.
; i?. ruwic ? nun uyviicis of One Half .
1 j Internet In Property in IMiu-us?ion.
| Judgment was rendered. V la six
. canes which were brought up before . ?
'! the Civil Court in yesterday mora*
' j trig's session. All other rases were * _ \j
i continued. The summary of the seesion
Is as follows:
Lj J?Hsi ar Prevail-v*?S?\?i, 11 J
Co.. continued.
Jefferson Furniture Co. vs. W. F\
Whitley, continued. 'ft
T. J. Parr'.sher vs. Isaac C'Nolly
continued.
Wolcott & Kerr, receivers, vs.
B. Whitehurst. continued.
Carolina Lewis vs. Harry Moore, .'."."21$
continued.
W. K. Campbell vs. A. Miliar, continued.
Cora I,. Gctftey und hiRhaad va,
N S. Life Ins/r^o., continued.
Green & Hooker vs. F. B. Law is.
A judgment wns rendered analyst
Lewis for $1,200 in one < Rg?j and
judgment was rendered ag?!h?t tho
Lewis Monirmentai Works in favor
of W. <J. Hodman, trustee, on account
of judgment of Tcwnsesd &
Townsend against S. T. Hooker and ' ?=4
others for $131.70.
In the case of S. Fowl* & Son
vs. W. H. Whitley and D. C. War^ 1
reu, it was decided that the plaintiffs
are owners of one.half. Interest in
. .the toad described in the oon.|ilainu
The we ef fames Oattlwtigi m.' - M
J. Havens was turned over to a referee.
C. H. Harding was decided
upon as referee.
J-.-H. Colin vs. -Mr-McJone?: judgment
of npn suit against plaintiff
for costs. , ' '^$1
W: W. Mason vs. Geo. 11. Elliott,
the same.
R. L. Smith vs. E. L. DavuUon,
the same.
Following is the list of the jurors:
e rr r* /. 1UK. i ? ti*
L. God ley. W. W. Duke (sickr, A.;
R. Jackson. M. D. Lewie. J.
Tut en, M. B. Cuthrell (excused),
Jeff Bennett (excused). O. F. Davis.
Joe. T. Moore. F. H. Stancill, C.
H. Warren. Thad M. Smith. C. F.
Oden (excused), T. A. Moore. Frank
Poyrell and J. R. Dowers.
JEM'S TRIAL
BEGINS TODAY
IV-idfnt of X. V. X. H. ? H. Kailroad
Facet. Charge of Manslaughter
in Connection With West port Wreck
Lata. October.
uriageport, conn.. May 27.?The
trial of President Charles S. Mellon
and Vice-President E. H. McHenrv
OIL the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad for manslaughter
in connection with the Westport
wreck last October. Is scheduled to
begin here today in the Circuit Court.
State's Attorney Stiles Judson says
he expects the trial to be finished tn
less than three weeks.
A SPECIAL SALE OF SHIFTS.
Values that will amaze you. We
don't ask you to purchase- all we
want is for you to come and seo *-'
r them. The price Is THIRTYNINE
CENTS. Lewis & Calais. . ' ;
E.tt.hn . 'y
McGoorty to Meet Hourk.
Boitoa, May 87 ?Eddie ttffloortr ?
of Oahkosh and l*eo Houck, are ?
matched for a ten round bout hero f
tonight. Rudy Uahilz has been training
McOoorty for the flght and says t ?
he Is confident of McGoorty's vie
tory. * . ~~ ;
It ail earthquake of similar d-isaa- I
ter were to occur In Barlln today. It {
would put in mourning nearly every
country In Europe. Practically every }
court is represented at tne wedding:
festivities of Princess Luiae of Germany
and Prince Eugene of Cumber-/*
land, King George and Queen Mary,
representing Great Britain in person.
George V, and Wilhclm IL, are flrkt
cousins.
It +>*>/ ' / ?' i. ? ? . .v 'w
VISIT IBM HAl'IU ?B1H.
store anft you will be delighted
Willi the new switches and hraida.