TALKS OF CASE
Ma 1M All of Local ]
?%?4 It ta? tint ka had coafarrnl
with Rar. H. a. Saarlsbt. PMtot of
tka Fra?>rt?taa ok arch. ?nd the
tmtur ikM M ka ate had'aot
In aaoouaela? tk* tact tkat ?
?. jjtaa* ?k
Hot ftadfeaaa
? aim kara for tka 11 ' "1'
?ka a^ataoaa at Lae Praah.'' ?
nr. aw. Tok eay tkat It W^a 4
? ?? by tka lootl vaattra.' laaTtac tka
Jmvraaaton that tt ma apil ky all
tta paatora. Permit ma to aay-that.
at taut, m of tka paatora did sot
*ra tt. I aa*a*t. If tka <
at
) trust waa
kaowa. a majority of ?ka atcatsn of
la Kg noth
> aiarlta of Ik a. mat It (a
I tka aoarta tkat kan
t raaa teov mora *oat tt ?ta thoaa
?sssscsrsuriS
Li ka kopad tkat ?ft PaWWt ?<?*
tog" it tka ?Ntt atata W Ont*l. ara
maa or aaMelaat IMaMsaoea to 4a
tkat fear wit aot allow ?Minaal<aa
to ka ItflmaeU ky oataMa parttaa
ate k*n notklm to do v*b ?tka
?*aa. ,
??l voadar ?V ?? ?mar y^fta
itfTanloaa to aklaM ortntaab tam
tka eooaaqaaaom of t?* ?lani
- ?tea tka a alti toda <MHM ' t*r
? ralaaaa of BaraMma Mian >an
ri ^ lfcm ttaaa paopla raadr to l*nd'
K jwieetky mot aaawtuoa to ?w #tl
. * f *t crtmlaaK a??da)ly ? ?? <*??
?>\ M bad wamltt or aooMl. promi
axaoa.. Protaetloa of trtmlnal. oro
a?ataatk>D of otgu la tha pual.h
maat of crtmlaaia w about infant
? ?ana*. Oa thla aakjaat Judu?
Carta* la ararlaatla?!? rfekt May
Ma trlba tneraaaa."
Stockholdert
I Meet Thursday
0*il|ll ?f M ft WwhtaftM to
MM taHl ?WW? Ttwro
!- T ?*>-?
A m ?Min? of tin MookhoMor? of
th* But or Wukla^ton wtH 4>o
' M4 THirxt.r ?t noon. Tlx. will
t>? th? r?pl?r imatl MMttMr. The
?lootIn of diroctor* taf ?<%?* bo
~V win %? brought ttf.
MAriuoR oomiuM
"? "mvn MB* ?
t%? New TkMtr* w}ll <??? Mioir
patron* toMctat s tihroo ml fu'.wa
?Uti* "Wm. MJH," "
?UM) (h* thMtTM ?r. ?1
M wh???m Ht a *
M>l *o*? -with V. t?*
tn H, ?hor ?? ?*? t?
TRIAL
JURY FOR
CLIENTS
TRIAL ON FRIDAY
a* 17 plats of wklakar. )'?
W. C. Rotfman. I Hmni tor tba
defendant*. demaodOd i trial ky
!?ry. tor b|a sllesia. The cue win
Harry Peede. *?mil nth ?Kd
1*? Ma automoMla, waa fined MU
of sDart _ :?
William White, -chalfed wiVi 'rid
lot Ma motoregmla, at a nllUr salt
thaa tka Mr allow*. I ecu)lad a alra
liar dacMo*. . . a
Jaet nblab'Whlta. colored. dbanied
br the ooort. Balnx unable fo ?ar
tba line. ah* waa aaotaaoad to tan
'ikf in Jail.
Tka mm ?a lint R W- R%bt.
oolored. ilkmked with karlnr ?o
?tat. ?r Honor ?MUX 4? ttjn. will
not be broacht 19 In court qntll
tba lattar .part of thla wfak. owln?
to tba />???? of Via attorney from
tha atty. ' j.
Commends
Advertising
Ibat there la no question regard*
in? tba rseolta 4arirad from nawe
paraf ad ? artiste?. iwaa the elatement
aiada Ma moralne fey *, H. Baker,
tba popular local photographer Mr.
Baker la a ataady adeartlser In the
DaMy nm and bfc caption. K^YS
BiKBR, la familiar to aft oba?
na'tity. '
**ta?t rear." ha etataa. "I .im
?p a?acualu? Wfcarts? that I waa
tatting no reaultt. 1 feH away be
hind In mi prodla and bostaeaa
blacked ?? amaalnclr. t didn't know
what to mata of It. I ba?an ad
rartlaln? again tkla year, and work
cammanced to aoane In acala In
(OOd rttape. I bekere In aArertle
lat and I baits'* It vara "
? *
r
A t Sgrvices
IMInml UtdI
M*?> * U? ChrKHl church.
. . ImlM Tonight.
'A good clUndMM, appredatl
InMrM, eiooNeot music ud m mot*
Mod Mat ud DUrrlnc sernjon by the
pastor, marked the flret of I
week's eertea or nJ?htly meetlsc*
be In? held ?t the Christian oh arch
'Mr Mop* took M hI? tat, "He
flndeth flret hi* brother. Hm, and
smith unto htm. V? tan found th
UeriWl.' which Is, belies Interpret
ed. Obrtst" Tke mm held the
oloewt attention at th* ookftwta
tton Iron etmit to finish.
| TooKht Mr. Hope will prekok on
I th* neighborhood church This s?r
mon promises to M ?ren more in
nl?ht A tood ?to?d ooacrevstlon
H looked tor. >,f* ??..< .>?7;
RAUT CAJMCJM ' " ?
\ TMINimo BOHOOI
Win IV
I?lUe, Mar II - The <-om
>?X exerclss* of tM;?..t.rr
TMokers' Tralntnc Mioo
CYCLE CORPS OF THE ITALIAN ARtfY
Hlcycto detacbmom of the Italian army maneuvering near the northern border of tlx oonntry.
JIM BAUGHAM
RELEASED AT
NEW BERN
town DBcnws that killing
># OF CHILD WAS AW
Aotroujfi.
NO TRIAL HELD
?? Wm Itu-own Out of CoiK
YfsUrdsj Afternoon by Jud|o
Oeorg? W. Oowmt.
The ewe against James Baugharn
of this cltji, which was tried ye?
terjtay in the Superior court in see-,
?ion at Now -Bera, .was thrown out]
JA court hjr Jmlhf?wil?u w! Cfla-j
Mr. Mr. Baughsm wu .charged
with reokloss drtvlug which resulted
la the death of Jame? Ringold.a
chTM. Judge Conn<v^.held that the
affair waa purely an accident In
which Baugturai was In no way to
h!ame.~ A notion waa entered by
Solicitor Aberoethy for the expung
ing of the records made on the Su
perior court records by Judge Cur
,tor and iwhloh reflected upon Vs
official and personal character. Judge
Connor announced that he would act
Tfcuntday. The genral opinion Is
thai Vt; will (be stricken off.
The news of Mr. Baughams re
N* from the charge held against
him, wae received with constdgrsfclr
elation and satisfaction by his many
friends In Washington. He Is one
of the Jttoet popular yoyng men of
^fc<> city and no *one_ regret ted the
scctdenfta* kllBng of the child more
than he or his family. All repsni
tlcn posatble has beon made to the
fMngold family. The .father of the
citfld sent a.note to court yeetordsy
?fating that he believed the affair
?#s an accident and that he wished
t9 withdraw his prosecution.
TOMBSTONE
DATED 1816
IS FOUND
8TOVK WAS V VEAJgWlK 1> IN THE
REAR OP OU> FOWLS
HOMB.
IS IN GOOD SHAPE
tn Memory of Mrs. Puny Holland,
Who Died in this CMy in the
Y ear of 181*
The men engaged In tearing down
t ho old Fowle home on Mfctn street
y 06 ter day unearthed an okl tomb
stone In the rear of .the hou*e,which
wu-bmw Ik.oitaM, Ho
grave wm fou?d and ft to WHwxl
that the tombstone had been brought
from ltd original location at the
cemetery and moved to where ft was
found.
The inscription on the stone read
& follows:
In Memory of
KRS. FANNY HOLLAND
The late consort of Mr. John Hol
land, Merchant of the to^n of
Washington.
Who depsrted this life on the 4th
of August, 1816,
Aged 71 years.
She was a loving and affectionate
w'fe. a kind mistress, charitable to
the needy and the loss of her was
much regretted by all of her friends
and acquaintances.
Inquiries regarding the Identity
of John 'fTolfend were made this
morning of some of the prominent
residents otf the city, but nothing
appears to be known of the Holland
family here.
F. Newlbkrry, of QreenTille,
was a local visitor In the city this
morning.
GERMAN DESTROYER AT ANTWERP
TM. Pho.otr.ph o?
?TV?>" SMSS?? ?? iinjron? ..Hn. pho.o.r.^ H ?~U
)0tjn to Indicate that Holland # neutrality has been
tki*. Clinton. N. O. ^ ?
Monter, Jun. T. 10:00 ?. m.
Mmiih? of Board of TriM < 00
?. m.. ClMt Mr t:?0
I> at., Alanu? Dln??r
! MM ?, |;t* I.m TM
Op*t+, "MH?do,>
ttca.
WadaMdKT, Jna? ?. 11:11 *? m..|
iMr? Hon. Franci. D.
Wl04Mr.ll. 0> U:M * Oi.
mm
MANY ATTEND
MUSICAL
RECITAL
rI\raitBraKO . PROGRAM AT
WAftlfHlGTO*' COLLEGIATE
munrvTE.
WELL RENDERED
Program To al? h t Will be Given by
the Literary HocAetle? of the
In*titfct?\ Public Welcome.
A large audience wm present last
rvkght At the m unload recital whleh
-was beld to the auditorium of the
Washington Collegiate Institute.
Tht, ?jrocTain cpsesdingly well
were well applauded.
The liberary eerie*fee of" the In
stitute will render the program to
night. which also promises to be ex
j tremely internet Ing. The program
will be aa follows:
Invocation, Rev. E. M. Snipes.
Piano, Mlseefc Eobaok, Balnea
and Earnest.
Heading. Evelyn Eufcank.
Original story. Nello Randall.
Song, Girls' Glee Club.
Prophecy, Ldndley Tycr.
Reading, Edna Oalnes.
Quartette, Missee Morris, Warren.
Earnest and Paul.
?Calendar of School Year, Clara
Paul. ;
Song, Glee Club.
t Comlo play, tfAxln beT Father," a
negro farce In one act.
The public Is cordially Invited to
attend the exercised tonight, and It
fe hoped that a large number will
be present.
NOTICE.
The State and County license tax
a all lines Of business where a
specific tax Is charged Is due today.
Junto list, and (expires May 81*t,
1916, and to avoid cost and embsr
rsasment you should call at my of
(floe at onoe and secure your license,
'as It Is strictly against the law to
do business without first securing
your license and this applies to ev
ery person In the county Who Is en
titled to pay a license tax.
Respectfully.
" W. B. WBTOL/EY. Sheriff.
SAVE
. !
YOUR TICKETS
Wttfi *r?ry pnrohftoo m*<H it
vooxra. wkleh (? aaatored.
Tha pwaan holding tb? lockj
mrtw will Hw> (tnn a a?.
IHiuod ?01 of NOMHfl' BX
Qtrmrra oamoik s.t.r<i?T
?t ? ?tote*.
Worthy at EtkerM?*
CABINET ACTS
ON WEIGHTY
MATTERS
DWCU80IKG UmOUTATlOXAL
QUttllONg AT Mivnxu
TODAY.
TO ACT OPUJOTE
ill Decide Answer to be Sent to
Germany. Take Up Affair*
la Mexico.
Washington. D. C.. June 1.?At
the meeting of the ethinoi to-lay,
President Wilson will bring s p two
questions of importance: the reply
that Is to be sent in answer to Ger
many's note and the ?*tltude that
this country w-'* regard to
Mex*"
..ueved that the
..many will he dispatched
- nore the end of the week. No
Mat as to Its nature has been girf?.
hut It Is generally stated that the
communication will be brl?f and to
the point, demanding immediate ac
tio* by the German government.
The note to Mexico, it Is claimed,
will request that that nation bring
an early end to the present warfare
within fta boundaries. Should no
action <be taken, the United States
will find other means to save the
Interests of n on-combatant? who are
suffering as a result of the perpetual
conflict.
Orr Lodge to
Meet Tonight
Work Will be Held In the E. A. Do
gnee. Member? l?rge<I to be
Present.
There will <be a regular communi
cation of Orr Lodg* No. 104, A. F.
& A. M. at their hall, corner of
Thfrd and Bonner streets, thin even
ing at eight o'clock. Work In the
Entered Apprentice degree. All
membera are urged to be present.
Visitors tn the city are cordially In
vited.
By order of the Worshipful Mas
ter. O. M. WICT1ELD.
Secretary.
THE NEW YORK PKEH8 COM
MENTS ON GERMANY'S NOTE
<*<-neral Sentiment I* That It Evades
Ifwrurn. CJerman Paper
Defend* It.
New York Times.?The Herman
roply Is not responsive to our de
mand. It does not promote that
"clear and full understanding" as
to a igrave situation "frhlch President
Wilson In hI? note declared to be
desirafble.
New York World.?The German
note in response to the American
protest against submarine attacks
upon merchantmen does not meet
the Issue. It is worse than evasive.
It is insincere, even pettifogging.
New York Tribune.?Germany's
answer to our government's protest
against the slaughter of Its citizens,
peacefully and lawfully going aibout
their business on the high seas, will
not satisfy American opinion. It
does irat strike the note which the
people of this country hoped that
it would sti+ke.
New York Pre??.?'Berlin's answer
to President Wilson's note Is friend
ly, gracious, and?unsatisfactory.
N?w York Hemld.?Germany ha*
l*nor?d the rmA lamic pr*a?nted by
the American note o>f Mar 18- As
vii efetrly a?t forth In that historic
doonmont th? attitude of th? United
Btat?a I? not t>???d m>po an y one of
the ?er1?a of th? ?mti dt?d. htr.
upon th? principle lnrolr?d In th?
method of warfare In which tfcey
war? Inctdontfl. |
Kfft York* (Now York)
?Th? r*pty of the O#hmao *or*rc
ment show? condlaatrety that Oar
many la moat anxlons to Kra at
oeaca with Amerfcm. That ah? ae
aim? to ahrrwn wh?r? ah? la wroi*
la tn>t natural, nad wa think fair
minded man aHll oonc?d? that w|t*
th? raw* b?lnr earrtad on th? nnv*
llat aa an aaxIMary ?rwhwr 'h? pr#.
la atrtMHK th*t German *4f?J
dtm thOtttht U
M4 f??* * ???
ROUT TURKS
IN FIERCE
BATTLE v\
I AWT AT LBABT S^OO MKN|
lil tin ?H LOW Wii
ONLY SOO. . '
130 BOATS SUNK
NUUnent bj British Offlckla Show
That Number DwUujed Hlacn
Beginning of War.
London. June 1.?Hotry fighting
od Galltpoli peninsula, resulting la
the rout of the attacking Turkish
force?, ie announced In an offloial
statement given out today. The
casualties of the Turks are ?aid to
have amounted to aC least 1,000.
British loeses are given as 300.
Battle at PrsesnysL
Berlin, June 1.?No new develop
ments have <jpcurrod since jester
day. The struggle for Prsemysl stil*
continue?. No serious engagements
are reported in the eastern theatre
of war. v
Success for Rivutuni. >
Petrogad, June 1.?The battle on
the San In the vicinity of Prsemysl
la developing in favor of the Rus
sians, according to an official an
nouncement given out today." The
Russians, between May 12 and Mar
24, captured nearly 19,000 of their
antagonists.
180 Vessel* Hunk
London. June 1.?An admiralty
statement, giving the number of .
British * merchant and ffrhtfng res
stta sunk or nap t u red alnce the be
ginning of the war, shows that 66
merchantmen have been sent to the
bottom by cruisers of the enemy. IB
by mines and 62 by submarine?. a
total of 130.
H in k Two More.
London. June 1.?German sub
marines Saturday torpedoed the
British ??teamer. Dixlana. The entire
crew was saved. The Danish steam
er, Sober*, haa also "been sunk In
the English channel. The cwwr wa4
aaved.
Ex-Governor
Takes N. C. Bride
Former Executive of \Vlaoonsta*- Mar
ried Miss firmer Mason of
Durham Tudky.
Beaufort, N. C., June % 1.?Ex
Governor William H. Upham. of
Wisconsin, and Miss Grace Wilson
Mason, a oharming young society
telle of Durham. N. C., were mar
ried In this city (hM -morning.
The ceremony took. p)ace at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Duncan
and was performed, fcy "Rev. B. F.
Kuske, rector oftChrisf- Episcopal
church of Neur Be^n. '
Mr. and Mrs. tJfpftffcm ftave left for
Annapolis, where t-hejc will attend
the commencement eaerclses.
2 \
Few Delinquents
On City List
Lint Taktra FlnM?rd Thrtr Work
Ycwtrrday. JMalla Will Im
Giren. Oyt Tomorrow.
Tha lint tAk*>rn of city and county
tax?? ftnlahad hair work at tha
orarttwun y?*t?rda.y ?ftarnoon.
"Whw a**tr tb<a morning and a ?He
ad wh?4ff?r thar* wara many dalln
quantn oh tfc* Olty Hat. Mr. E. T.
B'ewart rapllod tha* Uiara wara
rvry f?w hujf^that ha did not know
the ?zaot number. Ho atatad that
ha would <ba atola to *lva * batttr
ld*a o^lh* Snumrfbar by tomorrow.
UuiA
vlyi'
iTif op ramj).
.V'Nrinini; Mi? tbra?ymr-oM
damrhtai1 of Mr. and Mca. Guy
Tt*po, 4f Mt. Hop?, d lad Saturday
aftenmmf. May 29th.
New Theater
TO.BWBT.
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