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David Calvin Ball c
of Accident Yester
WAS STANDEE
Lightning struck and instantly
.itI1U.1 .nayld Calvin Bali, a resldam
of Pinetown, yesterday afternoon.
Boll had feten Working la the fields i
and wbea-.tte storm camc up. he ran
to a tree near by in order to got out
fe -' of tho rain. The lightning struck
the trta^&d klao hit Boll. -
Vfcf a<ccldent .occurred about u
ST quarter of a mile awny from the
? nearest'house. When Mrs. Bell, bo-1
DEW PRS10B11
nun
rev. r. l. cjay has acc7epted
CALL to the first baptist
church here and will cm'copy
pulpit tomorrow.
W'M ' '^vW*
Rev. R. L. Gay will preach life first
sermon as pastor of the Baptist
r i..rtmrc^ tomorrow.?Since ha accepted
the call extended him by this church
the members have been anxiously
awaiting his arrival. Washington
will be forthaate in having one of
the most foeceful preachers in" the
rj - State. His subject for the morning
sermon will be. "Ood'a Inueritancd in
His Saints." The evening topic will
be soul-stirring.Strangers and visHere's
a Job
for Some
Man
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MUST BK OOMNOISSHUR OF GOOD
WHIKKKY. SHORT HOURS AND
. HTHtU LATIN (? WORK.
SL_ Ralelah. June 18?JL pleasant Job
with 111141 tfmolating
-work may be fad by some eonnols
bi applying
to the commissioners of Raleigh.
l .. Th01L .9009*14 gentlemen, probably
realising the long drought ahead
I with the earch and Beliure machinery
at work, have reached (he con"clusion
after mature deliberation and
f^^^H8ratIon of the subject, that no
i ore,good liquor shall be poured out.
?V*te Its fragrance in sewer pipes
L l jf ttCT*- From tbta day on the
1 ^-^jMltraband Joy Julpe shall be passed
to the public charities, to be ia,^:Wied
to the needy by them. Charity
7 dfflciali are preparing for a rushing
5' Nobody was named in the ordtV:
nance as a referee to decide between
* . the good and bad booze and it is not
RU known as yet how the distinction
will be made. . One suggestion has
I been made to the commissioners.
I however, and that is tbat ail the
liquor is good, bat some of it-is a
trifle better.
Several applications have! been received
from those who are willing to
P serve their country, but the commissioners
will disregard political ud
other adulations in making this api
pointment and the lucky man will
'V win out on merit. Real connotawura
ff please step forward.
AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
y
Sunday school will be-held at 10
a. m. and preaching at II a. m. and
0 p. m. Rev. R. V. JIopo, pastor,
will' fill the pulpit af both sendees.
I BOXER HAS A ROMANCE.
fch. Pittsburg, Pa.. Junb 08.?A ro?
mauce growing out of a Christmas
psrty of young North Aiders culmlnated
in the marriage here today on
Carolyn Leon a Pender and Raymond
IW Kenny, better known as Young Ken
ny. the featherweight boxer. The
Lj [%/l A ^ I ?
qj I
)f Pinetown Victim
dav Afternoon.
i UNDER TREE
[coming anxfoua oyer her hqgband.'s I
absence, went oat la tho fteldt ?he found
bim lying dead under the tree,
wheje he .hud fallen.
| . Mr. Bell fai 52 yearsrot age and
bad been a resident of -Pinotown for
about two years. He domes from
Wiltshire, Ohio. Be is survived by ,
a wife and eix ohlldren, who iived_ ,
|with bin;, and one married daughter
In Ohio.
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SEC'Y AND MRS
DANIELS ENTERTAIN
N.C.
SOCIETY
Old Time Southern Hospitality Pre"
vaOed in Beautiful Contrast to
StlffoeM and Formality.
EVENT OF THE SEASON
(By E. SC. V. Triepel.) J
K' Washington, IX C.. June 2ft.?.
North Carolinians resident la Waahington
turned out in great force yesterday,
when the Secretary of the
Nary and Mrs. Daniels were'hosts at 1
their present home in Woodley Lane. '
one of those beautiful suburban real- 1
dencea which abound in Chevey 1
Chase. The North Carolina society 1
members were the guests of honor
and as practically all the people from
Um Old Noctfa 8Utt bow living here .
who were invited took this opportunity
to meet those who are now here 1
prominent" in official life, the care 1
were crowded for awhile to their utmost,
so that dten standing room ;
was at a premium. Out through the
fashionable northwest section, across 1
the historic Rock Creek Bridge, from '
abysses yawning below, and in sight 1
o; the pew Connecticut Avenue
Bridge,"With Its bronze lions keeping
t^eiseleis ->lgil, the cars msfied on <
to the quiet little cross roads, where
most ct their passengers vera deposited.
After a short walk down a tyl- !
van, shaded street, the sound of 1
music greeted the ear and in a few
moments one was ascending the
steps. Once within the broad en- 1
trance, a few steps to the left and one
graspdd the extended hand of the :
host. Circling round through thitf
room, one same tqllio dining-room,
where refreshments were served. ?
While the method* df polite society
art nominally the same everywhere.
the trained eye end ear detects
a difference in the carrying ont
of these observances. Your writer,
pausing for a moment to observe the
gathering, could not refrain from
comparing this simple, unaffected exhibition
of Southern hospitality with
certain gatherings at the bouses of
Cabinet officers from Northern and
Western sections, whejrs "a" certain
stiffness and formality contrasted
sharply with .this characteristically
Southern scene of cheerful, unpretentious
hospitality.
Those who had not previously bad
were very favorably lmpreaeBd with
her charming, sunny manners and
left wishing nothing more ardently
than to be the recipient of such kindness
again.
Dr. J. A. Holmes, the president of
the North Carolina Society, and the
Senators and members of the House
of Representatives froifc our State
and their wives assisted the Secretary
and Mrs. Daniels in receiving.
Representative and Mrs. Small were
In the receiving line, the letter's
beauty and graceful mTEnners being
conspicuous, even In this dtstingnI
.bad oompany. The offlrera of tl?
North Carolina godatT and the mothers
of both I ha gacrrtarj sod Mrs.
Daniels, Mn Mary C. Danlala and
Mrs. Adelaide Worth Barler, Mrs. C.
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JAMKS WITH WAfiHftKGTON TRAM I
HAVE BEEN CANCELLED.
3THGR TEAM TO BE BOOKED
MANAGER VMIOX WILL ARRANGE
hX>R ANOTHER TEAM
I*LAV HERE ON TCKSDAlT, '
1 WKUNESHAr AND THtRSDAV
OK NHXT WEKK.'
Manager Quj Weston received
Wm from th~b manager of the Goldslaoru
team, that the latter team
l?rc ald be uanblc to play .here on
I Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
?f next week, as waa announced in
I dm?Dally New*. Wednesday.
| Weston has written to several other
teams, In the endeavor to arrange
games for the above dates, and he is
ronfldent that he will succeed in
hooking a team.
F.T. PKTKR'H EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Morning service at 1 ?. m.. sermon
by the rector. Rev. Nathaniel
Harding. Prayer service at C:30 p.
at. and Sunday school at 5 p- m.
TO HOLD >ICNIC
THURS.
CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
.WILL HOLD AJtHTAL OlTWti
HEW FRIDAY.
The annual picnic of the Christian j
Church will be held on the Fourth, of
lalZi outin?_ will he held at.
Washington Park. Arrangements
have been made for an enjoyable day
and it is expected that- a large number,
will attend the picnic.
NEWS FROM SMALL
We are having eevere thunder I
storms and very fine rains lately and
onr crops are looking fine. Com is
rery good and cotton Is coming along
nicely.
Our merchants are doing a fine
business now and if you want cold
Brinks you can get them in Small.
?Hugh Bennett, who has been quite
kick lately, is improving.
Misses Lucie and Mabel Gasklns
have both been on the sick list, but
sre better naur ?
W. C. Tuten, one of our prominent
m?n, wu ojj Qur?streeif the other
Bay. He says crops are doing well
considering the season.
We are sorry to lose our neighbors,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lee, who have recently
moved to Riverdale, N. CL We
sincerely hope they will like their
new home.
Jesse Hardy, who has recently been
sick with typhoid fever, is convalescent.
The Rev. Mr. Crosby of Aurora
Episcopal church intends to hold
services at C. B. Hall of SmsCll, Supday
night, June 29.
Miss Launa Rowe of Small entertained
a few of her friends at her
home Wednesday. June 2fi. ' Oulltinc
was the order of the day and refreshments
were served. All thoroughly
m joyed the day.
The Small Cornet Band have aii
Invitation to play for a picnic a?1
Pamlico. PanxHed county, July 4th.
Mrs. B. D. Row# aadt daughter,
Fanny, have been spending the last
two weeks with friends and relatives
in Pamlico County.
Butler Prcseott of Preacott is very
cften seen at Small of late.
A. J. Armstrong and A. S. Mann
of Elisabeth City were in the etty
yesterday on business.
S. Jackson, aunt of Mrs. Daniels. Mrs.
Henry W. Bag ley, her sister-in-lAw,
and the Misses Bagley,. her slaters,
assisted In the entertainment of the
guests, who numbered about 800,
all of whom were North Carolinians,
resident at Washington.
Thin will probably be about the
last Important social event of the
Secretary and Wr?. Daniel* win ,o
fill 11/ UuliU I ilL) I
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ffhiM nnii
: I?* Will
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tKLEGRjMiU K?l?lV'?U m'. J, F.
TAYLOR YKSTKIIDAY.
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A. D. Wa|U was appointed yesterday
to-the jbosVJon qf collector for
the western Wisp** o! Norjb Carolina.
:.X;'t V I > /
J. F. Toy lie f? In the receipt of (he
following telhgrctQ from MK^atta:
Have he?t? appelated end confletned
toJa?^'" - 'y?? ^
r '-a: o wA'rtj^.rIt'
will ho Recalled that there has
been an pnuft|ih]iy etKrtlg* fight made
to defeat Qol^*Wntt? by Representative
Justice and others who opposed
Senator SLmmctm.
<-nni>iw:its wiRKEd? " " '
. , BIO MKETIMJ.
Pert laud. Ore.. Juno 18.?With
the sky as tho only cinopy. the Mggoet
meeting of the W^rld'f Christian
Association conference in session
here takes place tomorrow afternoon
in the Natural Amphitheatre, which
comprises the fl&d oj the Multanomah
Amateur .yhletlc Club. More
than 12,000 delegate* and 25,000
visitors of ever/ nationalist are attendiiiK
the-ceu^juqb. "The Family
Marriage and Divorce," will come
In for an hhportamt port of the discussion
by w?rld-|?m%U8 speakers.
The DAILY NEWS not only gives
yon the news of Waihingtci*. but all
of Bean fort County besides. Subscribe
to It.
To Hold
Tkurs
KING PETER TO AUDiCATK.
Geneva, June 28.?Preparations
have been made for the early arrival
here of King Peter of Servia who, it
Is reported will abdicate the throne I
in favor of bis son, owiTTg to failing
health bfcught on by anxiety over
the war. King Peter will be sixtynine
years old tomorrow. He lived
Alexander and Queen Drags, and
Geneva has sent a commission to copgratulate
him on his birthday.
ft h
Making the
Real Home.
It seems to us that it la a
guarantee of quality when a
manufacturer piaceB hla product
in good retail shops oL the
country and then heloa the re
taller advertise It to the public
In the dally newspapers?the
one avenue of reaching everybody
everywhere.
First of all it means that the
manufacturer has perfected
sunethlng worth while?worth
' advertising; then that he is
'enterprising In wishing to distribute
his merchandise
through the leading dealers in
a community; and. Anally, that
those same dealers in lending
their approval and their reputations
to this plan of distribution
believe in the goodness
of the article.
It also means that the public
Is thus doubly insured and may
therefore depend upon merchandise
advertised jointly by
both manufacturer and retailer.
Manufacturers who want to
help their retail dealers are
gradually learning that the
dally newspaper offers the beat
avenue. Through the daily
newspaper the manufacturer
medium will do this so economically
or so affectively.
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W A ' V ."Br
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I.lRtiH SrllBBH KXreSiMp)
rjuftTICIPAXB Ui UPtNIM. J
WILL BEJYEM3 "
A BO IT TH1KTV MEN EXPEfTKiD
TO TAKK PART IN EACH
EVENT. SHOOTING WILL
^ START AT OXB OT3UXp^r?, ?
It Is expected that a large nbmfcor *"
of local gotimtja -will come oat and
participate in the shoot, which is to
be held by the WasbinKton Gun Clab
on the afternoon of the Fourth.
There will be five events and about
thirtyjuon vvilh shoot meaeh event.
Arrange^gpta have been" inadefor n
j the handling of a large crowd and
everyone can be assured of?a pleas
ant and Interesting aftornbon. *j
On account of tho shoot on this t]
day, there -will bo no shoot at the ?
[club grounds next Thursday. C
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FlltST MKTHODI8T CHCROl 8CX- *1
< DAT, SERVICES.
I At 9:45 ?. in.? Sunday school. E. jj
(Bi--M4xdn-, superintendent.- " jt
At 11 a. tp:, sermon. Subject, Life u
With Wings. 8,
At 4 <p. m., sermon to young peb- ls
plo. Subject. Lessons hom lftth tl
Yqung Ruler. jj
At 8 fc.'Pi./sermon. SubjetVjStpry ^
of Lo* and 3
n reaching. ,
Seats free. Art welcome. Jj
. /'i w,u* ?1*d t?sie<*bto unto 8,
P| P|P|Ppp^P* hcov bf thr
Sam Orlst of Chqco^inlty was in
the city for a few houVa yesterday. c(
1 1 H?
Debate ]
TT a
i. JulyJLJ InCOND
DEBATE WILL BE HELD
ON EVENING OP ABOVE DATE.
INTERESTING DISCUSSION
DEBATERS WILL ARGUE QUESTION
WHETHER CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
SHOULD BE ABOLISHED
IN' NORTH CAROLINA.
Another debate will be held at the
Christian church, Thursday evening, 1
July 3rd. The debate will commence
at 8:30. The query for the debate
will be: Resolved. That Capital
Punishment Should Be Abolished in
North Carolina.
The affirmative side will be taken
by Reid Mitchell and Hubert Ellis;
the negative, by Wllford Whitley and t
Weed Davie. These are the same j
last debate, which was held at the ^
church. t
They have prepared for a good
argument and an Interesting evening t
is assured to all those who attend
the debate next Thursday. "The officers
are J. R. Reeves, president, and 1
William Ellis, secretary.
Miss Annie Springer of South j
Creek visited friends here yeater- v
d" a
FIRST PRKSHYTKKMN CHURCH. f
There will be divine aervices to- n
morrow at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. H. B.
Searlght.
Sunday, school at 9:45, C. M.
Brown, Jr., superintendeht.
The subject of the sermon in the
morning, "The New Commandment";
of the evening sermon, "Sin
and Retribution." Good moaii. A
cordial welcome awaits all visitors
and etarngera who will worship with 8
us. ? o
"I waa glad when th?y said unot fa
me let us go unto the-huuse of the c
Lord." I
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The pastor of Aurora circuit. Rev. S
J. W. Hoyle, Vas here Thursday, en- s
gaging workmen to fitaish a church r
boildlas. Mr. Rorl* I* ???ri?Uo and t
iMaatnoaa. ud la dolus luecomfu) d
laerrioa la a rlpa Hold. t
-Wis ..
mi
4. $? - * vf- ;v ft
belonged to A. C. F
ngton Park. Jesse
?
ohnson Under
$500 mi
OMWSSIOXKlt BUBH norHD HIM
OVKIt TO OTTORKR TKHM OF
b'N!TK?>STAJJ?H CWRT *
~
Yesterday Richatd Johnson of
uyyan -was giyen a preliminary^
paring before United States ComljMlotf<ftf
H. w.-itiy, fprjaayTtig "fa
4h possession an Unregistered still
nd.15 or ^ gallons ot molasses
um. After hearing the testimony
Je -commissioner, bound " Johnson*
ver to the xaU .term of, the Federal
ouri to be held bere during Octopr.
<boud wan.fixed at $800?
TWO HTVIONG ftfcVftfOXS.
r '
Rev. J. a. Dalley, evangelist-pas- (
it., preached two[ 'very -strong, help- (
it; sermons at the usual hours yciu- ,
rday. the eleventh and twelfth ,
nee bi> arrival last Saturday. Much
being said tn commendation of .
lis good man's work In our midst,
l the first service real freedom was
lscus?cd and impressed at length.
ahu 8:32-36 being used?t'And ye .
igJl Enow the truth, and the trutli 1
tail make you free, 'If the Son
lerefore shall make you file,
3all be free indeedI
TWro w& much In "this discourse
> stimulate thought and io Inspire
adeavor after the higher life. In the
ventag an attentive hearing was ac>rded
one of the plainest, most
arching sermons of the series. 11m
iciilent of the^amaritan woman be- i
ig its basis. As the earnest speakr
described her life of shame and
in. be also pictured possible condlon
in Washington. The Holy 8plrlt
onored the burning message, and
iiere were indications of convicting *
ower.?No services today.
mmm
SKIPPED TO-.
11
IIS FRIENDS SAY THAT HE WILL
NEVER RETURN TO UNITED
STATES.
NlftY LIVEJN FRANCE
Chicago, June 28.?The Federal
LUthorities are taking steps to have
rack Johnson, who was convicted of
vhlte slavery, deported from Monreal,
Canada, where he fled.
Johnson had been released on
?ond when he skipped'to Canada.
The authorities fear he will flee to
Hurope.
May Go to France to Live.
Montreal, Canada, June 28.?Jack
ohnson, according to his friends,
rill never return to the United
tates. They say he will go -to
'ranee In a few days to stay permaently.
"Swat the Fly"
in Raleigh N
Raleigh, June 28.?-The commieloners
of Raleigh have adopted, an
rdlaance directed-at the common
onse fly. It is a stringent measure
arrying out the suggestions of the
oard of health and complying with
he wishes of Oommissioner of Public
afety O. O. KR^g, who has net hlmaU
to the task of deducing the death
ate of Raleigh. It.Is bellgjwthat
he enforeeneat of thla law will reuee
the ty population of the Caplal
City to a minimum.
- , i' .rw-i??i
Two bams, be lou K: ^ k to A 0.
Hathaway at Washington PaTk, were
struck by Hghtnfng yesterday after- 'fflM
noon and completely destroyed by . ' '"frfl
8re.
' Mr. Hathaway and a colors^ boy -'#B
Jver# gtataiinf in the doorway of one 7
of the barns, when. the lightning , . <*!
struck, feoth were dazed Wr a cow- r. &lJU
p'e of minutes and when they rushed
outside,' tboy sow that ono of th# !-V* 50M
l?arns was ablaze. The flaares spread 1
rapidly and soon, the other bam
* ?1 * -? - *? ,
-w-g?- " ?yiu. tti tuun iram - - -" [ .ga
(w Pamlico Cooperage Company and ',S
JO&klera mill run to the fin- and en- j
daavored to assist in putting out the
flnines. The blaze, however, had
gt&ed too much heatJway and their ' j'w
efforts were futile. TVenty tons of ^
fcox; were In tho&arna besides a bug- *
g>" and a quantity of tools'. *
Jesae Phelps, who; was among "'^j
those who tried to save th6 build- j5
tug, met with a painful accident. Qne
of the window sashes in the tipper j
stojrjMeH out and Btruck h?xn;on the
left "arm. Inflicting a deep cut. He
was treated by Dr. Joshua Tayloe. *
TIIK COMIVg week day by day.
New York. June 28.?The followtng
event* are scheduled to take frlabe . 1
during [the coming week:
Monda~"^^
S thine" of Zacharlah Chandler"...,
twtee^ppatur. Xrott Michigan ^nd ' '-***'"1
Secretary of Interior under President
Grant will be unveiled In the capitol.
IllinoiB legislature adjourns Bine
die.
Former President Taft leaves New
Haven. Conn., for his summer-home
it Murray Bay, Canada.
Lee Hoyt, charged with the murder
of his father, goes to trial
ChillIcothe, Ohio, today.
William Williams, U. S. Commls
Hioner of Immigration at New York,
retires.
?Catholic Educmluuul?Association ?"j
meets at New Orleans, La.
Tuesday?
World Congress on Opium opens
at The Hague, with every country
represented except Turkey.
Moving picture weekly devoted to .. .1
Texas enterprises begins publication
at San Antonio. ''jf
Beginning of celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary of Battle of
Gettysburg, Pa., at Gettysburg. j
j C. O. B; feature of"parcels post
I goes into operation today. ;*3j
Wireless telegraphy treaty between
the" United States and several
other nations becomes effective.
Wednesday? * ^
Col. Roosevelt, Jane Adams, Jas.
A. Garfield and other notables will
Rpeak at Navy Day celebration^ at ^
Newport. R. I.
Thursday? ^
Seventh Day Adventist meet at
Austin, Texas.
Friday? .fjfl
National celebration of annlvers- __i
ary of the Declaration of Independence.
I Saturday?
National Education Association
meets at Salt Lake City, Utah.
TO WATCH SUFFRAGETTES.
Berlin, June 28.?The police officials
here have received notice to put
a special guard on duty at the races
tomorrow for the German- Grand
Prix, bocauso of threats of thejmffra- jN
gettes to interfere with the running ,
as they did at two of the great Eng- H
Kugler'fl mill ran to the Are and enJUNE
28 IX HISTORY.
1796?Battle of Renchen; Moreau v
victorious over the Austrians.
1815?Prussians, nnder Blucher, defeated
the French at Villerat
Cotorets. ,V;.|
1855-?Battle of RIvm, in Central
America.
1892?Battleship Telas launched at :-j
Norfolk, Vs.
1895?The bond syndicate complete i
the thmsfer of gold to the j
Unltad 8tates treasury; colli
balance 9107,558,774; 4*ah .
balance 8192.820.482. reporti?u?Qaa.
Eatenot, leader of the
Cuban rebels, wsa killed In
the battle eadlac the Cnbap.
I ^ Nacra rahellloa^
jn'f'l