OTHER CASES
ol Stmt? t?.
I 1 Ruta. w tn*i/MMtar
?4 in Mas aauttad t? ?mi la
MM ?a i?t V4a?<tr, -wkaa
Hugkra I* ta ha (ivw a trial batata
tka raear4as. Tka following aaaaa
kava k*aa draira;
W. li.JaaMf, Chooowlalty
?- V. ?mm. Um Aaro.
JUeaa Will lama. OH 7
'Wli H Moor?. Ckaeowlalty.
Joka Mta, Lex icn.
B. T. Jennett. City.
R. L. Cratch. Jr., Chocowlnlty.
Jmm P. uiky. to?? Am.
?fayhue Paul. OUT.
?. B- Heading. Ohocowlnlty .
A J. Wallace. Loaf Am.
H. H. Btutatoa. Waaklncton.
Mr. Hogii* wm arraatad Sand a;
. ?k Iba charge ot retelling .Jt la alao
Mated that a quantity of ?$*? waa
fonad la kta 1 ? II linen at tka Waje
of tka arraat.
A. & Wallaca aad Wlllla Orar
Watara ware browght up botore tka
racordar yMterday afteraoon, both
being charged with havla? turned
tka m>ss at Market aad Water
itreefe kv their actomdbllM at a
apaed. ayeaodtng tow miles an hoar'
Tket ?ere both releaMd upon par;
at eoeta.
f ? Daga *" MewSe
ittkaraU. colored. waa
' afternooa Ma [ en red <0 71
? oe tka roads. Ha we. rowan
ot aetfalt aad battery aad
ad a quantity ot liquor la Me
VMaler la Coart
B. Cutaler. who waa arraatad
Wedneeday eight, ckarged wltk bar
lag too mack liquor la kla pbmm |
eloo aad aha Mag slightly lacbrt
atad, waa brought ap before the re-_
tartar yeaterday afternoon. He war"
triad tor>being Intoxicated, but no
Judgment waa paJMd. the recorder,
reeervlag Mntence uatll tbla aftar
aoon, whan the defendant will be (
triad on tha charge of rlolatlng tke
.liquor law.
IWATH OP 1KB SMITH,
UKAMKUNBW BRRN NKt.tlO
New Bern. July ???Isaac Smith,
one ot tko wealthiest negroes In j
North Carolina, and one wkoaa ca
reer baa kaea aa spectacular aa any |
other colored man lat^s atate. d ed
here Wedaeeday st*ll:15 at his ;
koma aa Joknson street, attar being
III for a faw days, malt h la a nltlre
at the city and daring tha year 111)
ha waa a eiprsasmatlre to tka legi?
la'are fro M*kl< county THaya are
TPrtoua eattmatre of hi# wealth,
r???iag fro# a ii?n4re4 thguwnd
I? Halt a atllllgn dollars. He will
H K'1*4 ?* r*Mt ?H? ultar
WAI
TKHIAX CHURCHR#.
$3,600.00 NET
The U. 8. ww depertBieet
<Uj Mat the trustees of
Presbyteries and Methodist
w 14.6?? ewh IS ptrment '
lorn dinaiM Inflicted- br Us
man os tu. clisrch Mil
theee tSo dnomlMtimi <
Clrtj^jar The cathoHo
whlc^?? also nud lot?: Am
war. nt allowed IS.OOt shout ?
month uo.
Is ipaatii ot the umltti
which It WW ?MIIT7 to M thrssffh
before the A bore essia wefe fhtslly
? warded. J. T. Burkina?,
?of the trustees of
church, itated this
ciaiei of the efcsrehea
tlclwllr ester?? scam at
(test about Are rear? a?a atepr
bsd bees Ukas before tkat "?? ?>
aacur reparation for AsMstee. but
wars unaeccsasfnl Uoal fltr
rear? ago s trial ws> hsM is tbtr
cHr. Is which as oBclsl froai Wwb
Isston ctty represented Iks Unrtri
sient. AMOS? those who gave tes
timony skew 1st that the deetrsc
tlon of the churcbee had been
thrsach rssdallsm were M rs. Poll;
Cowstt and Mrs. Mars, mother ot
H. B. Msyo. of thla city. Mrs. Cow
ell teetlftsd at the Usee that she
had aees s Uslos soldier !l<ht a
bundle of fodder, whlck started th
firs responsible for tte destructlor
of the church.
It was sstwuDeed eome time sffc
that the- ferernmest had allowed
xmr~Hmm
church se, bst tbe money *n not r?
celred Vera until ydeterdsr- Th<
Methodist as? Preebytertss ckstth
es bad aaterad claims for |5.00(
each. fchllj the Catholic church had
estered a claim tor M.eoo Of tbi
?4.500 . whioh ww awarded to ttir
first two ehsrebee; to percent com
miseios ww paid ts the men WUc
had the mstter. In charge. Tbi s
lesres a set sum of $3,900 for esr
?ot the churches,
UBLHAVKN UAKH KIl
*V BOVUtB BOM)
At Ltast There Were Herwsl
Then sad They Caused '
Tro?b?e,
' Elllabeth Cttjr, Joly ?.?A allc
rumtaatlve ow7-4*7 cow belong
l*t <o Hn. C laud 1? 8j>??c?r. o
r?>t?fo, Be?u(ort coaaty. I? at th
bntlffm s' ? rtrw fh^l *?? arrayed
U? Minwlllf* ?I fWW?? ?H? Bel
kat?a ?ia'PH c*eh ptbar. carrytni
*?m i?t? ?>wt, am t*, m i
mi m w,
I A ?*?>#?? poll#*Bi?* f?t * ?al
t*r ? M" (twar'i cow ?ad
KWnN Mr ?w' '? ? ??? ?i*
H??i lltfM ?(? *o?> to tki?
arH*
lor th* arroat M CkHI tf roll?* J.
tm *f1 7 ?y??, W
to trt?k) im>4 t#? H?U|? limit* U<4
PhMr r??i lit hi? ww* ?*? ?*>?
*0? IW Poll? Chief wv* an
Itmnf lh?? t<x out claim
\Ui d?U<r?rr ft ft* ?*C w*W to
aad ??t k?r ?*??. ??!
haraa r*pt?vlad aad (?t the ion
tMk. Mlh?T?n tbm Mid tko cow?
to A, Minor; wke. by tko way, I?
OH *i th? 8aikar?? town oonieil
m?a. Mr?. S*Mie*r (Ot claim aad
dollTory p**or> ud l*ok th* ???!
*w*r from mn*r. Mill? r?*if *io
?4 **d tot (ho oow? aw*y (mat Mra.
Spoactr a(*ta Th* poor Mrwt a??
bam-ltiatlad a*4 doa't know ]*?t
whor? thay hlilgfc .. ,,
I
HA14TAX OMANOM COTNTY
?OH<>Ot, ?ri-BKIMTKNnKNT*
S**tl*ad Mock, fair Th*
rouaty board pf edaeatlea not If
Halifax Monday I* Kumar aaaolM
aad tam otbor Ihta?? onata? Dr
A. I. Harrlfoa ot Bnflotd. ?? county
?ttportnlaadont fad -l*etod I* kla
?toad Prof. t. W. Ak.y*, lot MVarat
tko aiHriitudial of tk<
*?' m,
a.
(M w?w?
?OhOOto. I
> ooaaty
WY MAKE A
CHANGE IN
'TAUQUA
M""*? MSOCMTIO? (8 Bfe
!!?? CO.ISUHCHED SI THj||
wuwnwn.
WEIL ?fOKEN OF
Mtur? the Swarth
Red path Cheutatqtta
* Washington next
1? a question -which to IT preo
Mil d'bated. by local Oh??*
taaqae iWMtorr It will probably
soke time before a decision to
tfrWed at although the matter will
be tflaeaeeed ?t the meeting of the
gttaraators Monday night.
Ths Red path association has bees
'how In* at several cltlee la the
State during the leal jatr and to
?Id to hare fcfrea the hlftheat tal
lsfactloa. They charge 12 5* tot
?eaaon tickets and allow the city a
parentage orer certain recOtpU
A leuer has been received by )oc4f
Chautauqua officers from the ghdf
\ntors at O old shore, where the M
9ath company showed thto yeat.
The letter stated that the OOftpdlly
had given excellent progfamft dad
"hat a profit of orer $?00 had been
nade by the guarantor?, above all
?expenditures. The Wdahlngton
uarantors, during the two year?
hat the Chautauqua had boon held
n thto city hava failed ts-ahow
balance on the right side of the
edger.
The KOframs rendered by bmh
associations are nlmtiar M many re
conetotleg prln<ffitly* of !?<?
tare?, band concede and musical
\i ambers.
Did, Not Cel)
t Dni, of 1m, Wft Oat.
llMalllnjc Xo?*ptoltuo??
Phun Win?.
(Special Correspondent)
Aurora, N. C., July 9.?It wti
tated today that the rcaaon wht^Uht
Jury acquitted Fenner Deal Monday
m the charge of retailing liqoor.
vai becaoae It wan proven that he
lid not ?ell lntoxlcantlng liquor?.
Mr. Deal H wan found, had been
?elllag plum wine and thla, th" Jury
;-j<<Ufe4. *r*e net intoxicating. There
eing no other evidonee'of any rlo
'Rtlon of the law. fl?e defendant war
i berated.
a wcw fAvwro momjoT.
rrocal-Un.nl
AT KHHWP
K Inn'on, Jlly ? A ?on* Cw
? na parloj prpiluM 10 wtr<tp#
plendldly op JUmt?l> &*>(?? K"
orPlap tp ?trpal Oom*i?a|opfr JB.
Wrtrti. H? k#a MHrlpMf d
wKfc HT#r?? plpfkp ?I "c???it-f rar
?I," a ?owjioa'.llpp aowptk'Pf ?k?
??*?U ?Pi t'i efcr. Vt* pw
t*HH t? Ur nr*
*Hk WVA ktfi4r?H ?f ?<)?? at
Hot C?r?Uo? AMI 184 rtrii k?y |
km ft* 4tri?i Ik? tMt t?w
/aara, Mr. F*k> nn, >M I? put
ton m ? ??t ?* l?M ik?a 41 inn
? nun f?rd. M?Plol?Pl M?fc?rt
ttM t i M&fr town? la tki? M?tiM
M) I? tk? d?BO?itr?tlop
km, Mr. J??kk jrin \%i * ttmb*
of bltxlw H tkt c?m?nt-?r?T?l.
ChtH wllk pit lll?w 14? ?I kl?k
war aarfiifpf maurlal. k? dtelara.
?Tim MjUrhim ninr at
WW TUAIN TOJOOHT
1%? W?w Tfcpatra will ?ffar tk?tr
patron? tonltbt a* aauanall; itropf
flra-rapl arotram Tka atooad apt
aid? of "tli* Mutir K*y" will t? I
tha mala faatira *T?ry on? tha'
*?* tbla pMara but rnday nlpv
tkat tbla Mrla'
Uit boa#* bp'
(?trona. Tfcarl
- mm. - i-- ? ? P t?o raal Iw
titfaiatlil <f IlilliaaataVp *ioo
?11;" *l?o * M> raal eoiapdr ??
roa ir. laoklaf far a plaaaaal rraa
In*-? ?nr?rta!?m*at atf n4 tb? Ntw
Tbaalra tonlpkl.
Tk?aa war? an4 ralpora of war
\ ba*a at lata? P?* aartaa rnta
GERMANS USE RUTHENIAN CHURCH AS WORKSHOP
?^Trghal SMkWteo cburcU ta anicla u?d b, lb. O?? army a, . ?or^hop during tb. gre.l drive on Lem
..V_~ I
Militia Now
At Gardner's Bay
Wtuhmfton Boys Hope to win Silver Trophy For the
Beat Gun Crew at Target Practice
An Interesting communication
from oh of the members of the
Washington-naval reaerrea, was re
ceived this morning, detailing the
activitlea of the boys who are on j
their annual cruise with other divis
ions of the North Carolina, naval'
militia. The letter, tn part, reads j
s follows:
"We ware furnished a tourist car I
at Waehlayton .and went on bo*t& lt|
SB T-- ,rd -
tn. the train. At Mockeye^Feri^
took - a special trtiln and the Bel
haven, Hertford and Elizabeth Clly I
divisions were picked up at the!' f
r specttve home stations. We ar
rived at Norfolk at 8:30 that morn
ing.
"The men were Immedately takcl) I
to the navy tug. where they slowed j
their hammocks and bags. They
were then taken up town and given I
breakfast. The North Carolina j
brigade, went on board the tug
eleven o'clock under Commander C
L. Morton, Lieutenant Commander
Shlpp. of New Bern, and Lieutenant?
Wilson and Rodman. ~In^mtd!ately
upon arriving at Hampton Roads
Ike men went on board the Kearsage j
where they were given their billet!;
By four o'clock all of the men had |
learned Oielr stations and we were |
under ftf.
"As ?op? as we wer? put of Hamp
ton Jtpfdp. t(ie naval mllltla office!
went oe M officers of *he deck.
headed nprtfe far Gardners Bay.
where (?rgat prgatlce wl|l bp held
?The Hejrtli Carolina ?eft have
from the forecastle to the quarter
to oleaa nod man Lieutenant Buys
of Bclhaven has t|te fir*t and third
dlrlelaa*. With Mn |i JiMt*r
flegra ?re Lieutenant Poppendlok sjf
Ellaaheth City, and Ensign Capplr
ol Mart'trd Lieutenant Brlnn ha
th? Krt ?14? af the ?hlp, ?lih the
seeond ??4 fourth (JlrUlops. Hi?
?unior officers ?re Lieutenant Sum
ter and Ensign Small, ?
"7e?t?rd?y being Sunday, ai
Kande war? not flailed until ?'.* o'
clock. The mea Immediately began
cleaning ship After breakfast th y
vara called to Quarters. when an
aspeetlon wgg mat? by Captain
hrlaty and Commander? I.emp and
Morten. Mr. Lamp la ?ommande'
?f the Dletrlet of Columbia brigade.
"All of the ttuartaraaatare and
Ignalmea were then pat to work
tiring signale. Among them from
WaaMn?toa were I-anler, Bonner
lad Svila. Pat Forejaan la In ehargi
.f the engineering aaotlon, which
'neldd'g the meh from Waahlngton
te has with blm Henderson. Lin
o^f Hobbe, Sawyer aod Bridges,
hei latter being aeelslant at the dy
a^o: flarlee and Meeklns. who arc
a -the radio room, and O. Harris
a? 1. Harris.
"Whitley aad Gardner. In addi
"on to their dntlae aa boalsrwaln
net*-?. out ae puileyaaen for the twe
tan erewa, which we are counting
<? Winning for Washington the ?li
ver trophy offered by the navy A
pertinent for tke beet (an ere?.
"Claude Wynne aad Joe Warren.
M g*n?er?' MW?. ye ?* lb? U-la
turrets. Kelly aud Sampson aru
matters at arras for North Carolina.
They report that there is little pros
pect of their having'to placo anyon
In the brig. **
''We reached Gardner? Bay this
morning at about 5:30. Today 1?
being celebnted as the Fourth and
as a holiday, the men were looking
forward to a great time. Swim mln;
matches, boat races, etc.. had been
planned, but at six o'clock the ton
' w ' rJLi?. *nd ti^ptrry^hab been
done*. Tn? fog w(ll Alf J ?Trop ar: J
going contlnuoaaly. . It is impossible
to see more thrin ?00 feet.
"The fog hA cleared. Th^ ship
13 in full dresa, as aro have ju?t
?ome Ur anchor. The Kentucky. WHlt
he naval mlMiia from Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, is laying at anchor,
about four hundred yards to lee
ward She Alno Is full dr ?sed. with
a rainbow oi_ colorK from Jtnn to
stern. We will, in a few mlnun-*
bagln sending ammunition^ to her.
as wc have th<? ammunition for th
".oval reserves on bonrd our ship
We will send flv> -Inch shells. These
?hell*. with the missile, are aliou'
'I*1!* feet long and weigh about 12"
pound?
"Tomorrow the boy* get tin h
five o'clock and will '-"gin their
work at We are all looking
forward t p a l?if day."
liLOWlXti HKfORTN AH TP
COflMTION OF
Karmen of Cnrlrfrf mid
Pjuulico I>o Wefl glfh l*ot#U?M
?ail Other Trtysk,
New Bern, July ???-Ceding
farmar? frojn ?everal ?actions of
Craven, Cprtergt and Pamlico coun
ties who htve been in New Bern this
week, hgr- t>Mn Int#n1*w<rtl Ifl re
gard t? crop epndUtons in these sej
tloof and their report* are pout
glowing Ftalto county hat had a
record-breekW>g aeason In Ita Irish
potato orop and hundreds of cgr
loads have been sold. Carteret
county ha* dene well with tho po
tato also and with cabbage, and
Craven ha* had Urge crop* of both.
It I* the general assertion of the
farmer* that the c?Uon crop this
?saaon will be *t glast SB per cent
cmaller than that of last year. Much
of tho land thit was last year put
Id ootton has this year been devoted
to the growing of tobacco and the
Indications are that that orop th!s
year -will be the largest In the his
tory of tha three coun^e*. Antici
pating the, a new tobacco warehou*'
la being erected here to take care
of tho Increased bus'.r.*** and to
give the faromrs ample market fa
ellltka. .
Only Kredtsg Two Bui M In or*.
0. R. Fowle etated this morning
that only the two beddings next to
F. R. F<?wle A Son's store were be
ing eracted by h!m. The other build
logs are be!ng arreted by Hlis M
B. Fowle. his slater.
. 'Between ICurope. Huerta and the
Intis VMh 8am la getting peeved
Local Farmer
Lost $1,044 23!
ntereeting Account of Value of 1
Keeping Money In Clrrulial?>n. j
Kept f2fl() In Hiding for
40 Year*.
A r* aldent of Beaufort county re-1
rontly purchased a piece of proper-1
ty, paying for tt with $200 in gold, j
which, It was learned. had been in
hln possesion for forty years. Tin?
man in whom he paid the money,
tic posited it in the Pavings & Trust
Co. and m- n t'.one d how he secured
It. Upon request. J. B. Sparrow.;
cashier of the bauk. wan axked to I
figure out how much this amount
would have been iucreaned. had (lie
original owner of the money placed
't?Jo. tlu:'-hank and allowed the.In-1
terest to be compounded. The fnl-J
lowing letter was received from Mr
Sparrow on thin subject this morn
ing
Kdltor Datiy New?.
Deir sir: %
In response tn your request, I |
have made the tabulation desired,
and take pleasure in >>ubmitting
herewith. .
The facts arc the.*' : A short tlru^j
ago a gentleman. making a depot!
at thla bank, bunded III two hundr. d I
dollars in sold .remarking that he J
ad sold a plere of property and Hi?1
purchaser told him he had had th.it J
.?old for forty yearn, which m-aiu!
hat ftirtv yearn ago he laid away|
wo hundred dollars in gold, which
Juring all those year* had not yield
ed him one ceni of revenue. It hn?j
-i pi t her counted anything of ben f:'
n the community life, and lin? n*.11
?hat time h*<>n aubject to lo?s l?y
fire and burglary. Me had hie se.-O j
?so to *pe?fc ?but where wa* h
harvpi?
Now aupyuce }te had plfteed th"' |
two hundred dollar?* in a well ?na<:
Aged bank, wjiere firt and burglar
proof protection would have kept
absolutely **fe, and In addition,
would have bean rov red by Inst
anco at no iDit to the i}?pu?ltpr
Drawing interest at four peruse* gut*
compounded quarterly, at the end ?'
forty yesr?, he would have had tc
his credit in the bank. $ 1,344.28?
or Just 91.04?.M more than he hrl
when he drew the two hundred dol
lars In gold from Iti hiding pltoc
These figure? are the result rf
a tual calculation, and show on th
statement exastly as they would aj:
prar on the savings ledgers of this
tank, from the time the original de
posit was made.
Idle money Is useless, and yon
eafi do your paper and your peopl
no better service than to encouraga
swings and the keeping of every
dollar at wcrk. I will gladly co
operate w'.th you in a campaign far
thrift.
Very truly yours,
JOHN H. flPARHOW
Cashier Savings A Trust (!o.
In addition to th^ nhove. the
banV would probably have joined
out the money to some party?say
j Bill Jones, for example?getting slv
percent Interest on same. Bill Jones
, would Invest it In some enterprise
and In a few yeara would probably
bar? cleaned up two or three thous
and dollars.
The first leason In diplomacy Is
to eount Itft.ftt9.%91 before ex
, pressing an honest opinion. In the
i ?e***;*e any n)4 II? will do.
I MAKS
IS HALTED
Rl'HMIAN HNBi, WHICH FOR
MKKI.V ni?N.AVj:i> WKAK
NKSK. ABB NOW I'lTTtM. 11'
STROXfl ?' HI8TANCE.
sunk '
X ?
.tuoirUo Submarine Klnk? Italian
\\ar*liii? Anuilfl. I'Ull in tlgUt
Inu A>odK Auktn>-lUUn
Front?*?*.
London, July 9 -The Tcutonle
march tUrounU Southern Poland
??hlch was beRionlng to threaten
l.ublln ?n?l Warsaw. ban been
broueht to a halt In the anile north
norih of Krasnik. where the Rus
sian linos had displayed ?.-akin??.
I bey l,av. been atrengthencd and It
no? appear, that they ?re holdln*.
Airs**v?-*.er',uu*s Kail.
Determined A ust ro-Oerntan al
iempts t? drive the Russian. out of
??hat remains lo them of Oallcla
have tailed. Pelrograd reports as
sault. by Br at forcea east ol Lum
ber*. but deelares they ??? repula
ed w.th heavy losses to ?i- attack
Inu army.
Lull o*. Italian Frontier.
Apparently t h cm 1? a lull in ?h?*
furious fleeing al"?? AuMro
Italian Iront, after ill- r teen I de
lermlned .tuck* by the In.adini*
forces.
ItnMnn C'i'uImt Torj?r?l<if?l.
Th? Italian armored cruiaer
Amalll has been aunV In ihe upper
A*> ratio. by m Anatrlan .ubmarlne
Moat ofr the crew wore .a*?a.
Plymouth Team
Here fcr Came
l*ta>?T4 Arrived Thlf. Aftenwwm at
4:20. I.urn?' ?Vuv <1 on Huuil
to WltiiPM. Hull Cittino.
The Piymouilt baseball learn ar
r.ved hern lb'.r. ?IterBOu? a? 4
ih xilolk southern Ira n They
?verr Im/e.l'ately driven out t? Ih?
ln.ei.all park, wh-re the itamn la
s.hedu t.. I.e played A number
of rooters ai" jmpnliled tile ilalUira
h ' re.
Wathltijrlon fans comluenoert Ko
li k put to Fl-nanp I'ark shortly af
ler three o'clock and by four them
were about two hundred per.ons on
hand, watch!:., the hoy. warmln?
up Several ladles were also pre
sent to help Cheer the local playarn
pa to ?WW.
The balterle# for loday will hai
tot Washington?Klnkade and
White, of Wllantt; lo? Plymouth?
Rr,.?.,! and ?ld?eM., I'f Hal'lah.
M<>?/r untiMf vr
MiKhrr of )ltn Ohllih-cn^gltfifttl l?J
tf?e Hn?1.
Dalits, Tc*., July 9, ?The bod?
of Prank Holt will be burled her#,
It w?? announced today, because the
| woman h* married flv* year* ago la
Texa* "cannot bear to think of b'f
husband lyng in a distant grac*."
I "My daughter flrat yielded to
ynur wishes that Lbs burial ba In
Ithaca. JJiyY-v ?0 ahe might he apar
ed the ordeal of the funeral," aald
( Mm. Holt'a father, the Rer. O. P.
S'nRehauKh, in making the announce
ment today, "but later nbo. I^Matwl
on Frank being burled here. wh*re
aha expects to make her borne."
The body 1? expected to arrive
j bera Sunday.
New The?ter
?fO-NlfJlIT.
"THB IfA8TKH KRT"
Snd FSplaode of
"Tho MIIMonatrea $100 uO Bill"
la I
"The Mllllnary Man"
1 RmI
Prl??? tc and 10?.
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