JULY 11. ms
THAW STARTS TODAY|
roa PITTSBURGH
Arrived at Philadelphia Ibis Morn
jM- omlf KWI rmkt la
Philadelphia. t>*.. Jnly, 19.? Hairy
K. Thaw arrived this rooming from
Atlantic City, wh?re he enjoyed the
wtrt?4. He remained her# Tor
duly a short time and then left for
Pittsburgh, where It In understood
ha wttl star tor the next few weeks.
While In this city, he was con
tinually followed by large crowds,
who congratulated Mm upon his
freedom. Thaw appeared to be la
the beet of .spirits and answered all
questions ?ceod-neturedty. He was
sunburned considerably frees his
stay at the share and was apparently
Is (he beet of health. , . .
' try*. 4. ,
RJ5l*A*ED NEGRO WHOSE
Win! DICD AT !iRK
No Wl<l)?paa ?iM #0M Brtttop, of
Am ???. IW Anything to Bo
With DeMb of hie WWe,
(Rpetfel to the DeUf News)
John Britten, the tipo whose
wife wee harmed to death neer Au
rora Friday night, Me been turned
loose, there being ae eridepee at
hMid which oould connect Mm with
the Ore or the teeth et the women.
In the- meantime ofRolals ere stilt
working ?? the sue la the hope et.
dlsooT??ni the cause of the Dre.
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Hou** of Happhuat.
BELLMO
Theater
TODAY
4 a j . ? r ?'*>'?
<'*h? ?perk from the Xetfcers"
Broneho Drama la I parte
"TUB MOVIB F-AN"
Kslstaf qpmedy In one art.
TOMOMOW.
"A? XUJKTW"
UX^VISITOR TKLL8 OP MEKT
|a thrilling time
Mr-hour
weet of ,
R WIT 1? ? After a
In AnaTaeach! r?,?,
Ontnl Callta
WILL INSIST ON THE f
RIGHTS OF NEUTRALS
II? IUIT Makee Public
Paraphrase at the Sot* Pre- J
mM M ? ?laX1.
Washington, V. C., July 1?. ? t
S?MI?r; L^nirfqg made publlf Uf
dajr a paraptiraae of the oou ore- 1
i tod lo the Brttlah |ov*fno#n t
)\ t)r 14 lo ooaaarre the ri*ht? of
American oltiiens In 'Brttlah priae
towt*. U b?a no relation, he ?ai?l. |
to til* forthcoming several sou on
reiurabadd. T*? par?phr??? f?|-.
IWI
"If. ?(ew al'dlfference. wfcl.t, are
nnderttood tf f<1?t batweep the two
I povarcroenta aa to t%o prtnolplea at
|l?w applicable In prln caortl pre
mdlaai t? aaara la?Wa|. Aojrl
ran Intareau, and In order to avoid
no* ml?underatendln? ta to the ?t*
tllude of the Ultad State. In retard
to itr afteta proceeding!, the geraru
rnent of the United ?iatea Informa
?he UfOtUh government that Iteefar
aa the Intereata of American elttaefii
ara ooneenied, It will Inalft npon
their rlghu under the prlnclplea and
rnlea of international law aa hltertl
leatabUebed, governing neutral tra<V
'in tine of war, wlthoat '' "
impairment bT
or other municipal I
BrlMth (OTlfb
anlelpal
right* of
BASEBALL GAME
Uxmara Onnanl Hit Atrom tbe Pan
With lu hi li|wu at CkM
owlultf Saturday.
Id a dlaputa orer a baseball game
Saturday atfernoon at Ohoeowiajtr.
Bab* Hardea Mi sad a bat and atrutk
Leonard Ormaad over the head, in
flicting a pahrfml ? and what waa at
firat thought ? serious wound.
g The blow caught Ortaand on tha
loft a'de of the (?CH. above the otaoak.
Dr JoeB Tayloe. 01 tfcla city. ?a*
auinmoDed lo treat Ormand Ho
elate* that K the latter had Men a
man of weaker confutation. Ira
might sot h*ro anrrtrei the blow
Ormaod today la IB (reatlXJm
provod condition and It la wit fa
ltered* Trill aaffer any Ui-oB-cU from
the blow. The aide of hta Dace haa <
nrollen considerably and li hadly J
brM? ?: ?- ?' . ? L
LOCAL TEAM PLATS
S GAMES THIS WEEK
0?e SdKdated for > rcnr Bt) WUB
> the BiccpOoo of OMirdaj.
V- ,
Unless later chanfe* take place.'
the following will be the schedule of|
the local ba/l*club lor this week:
Today ? Plymouth at Washington
Tupsda/> Oreeavllle at Green
nue. x
- Wednesday? rfMmsaland at Wash-]
ingtcn. v>.
Thursday ? Aurora at WasHlng-]
ton. v I
Friday?Plymouth at Plymouth.
A.SHEVTLLE COPS ARE
SOME CHAUFFEURS
When Owner of Aato Track gay*
Machine Oaa't Make 25 Mile*
"NjJ v~"- Hha it Can. %
.
A?ho?UI?, July J Wfeu offlc
" rh or the local plain clothe* xpuLd
nr.r^s?;r,vs.r
belonging: to Frank Hoffman op to
85 nftlee per hour, tbey won for the
city of Ashevllle a machine valued
at between |?oo and $700. Mr.
Hoffman's chauffeur waa la court on1
a chare of speeding and the owner]
of the truck declared that- It could
not attain the speed named, as tes-i
tlfled by the police, "it the plain!
clothe* men can get 2S miles an hour'
out of that automobile/' the owned,
aald, "I'll give the machine to Choj
city of Ashevllle." Judge J. Fra-^
alar Olen^ aaked If fee desired to
make that as a proposition to the
court, and Mrfl Hoffman replied In
'he affirmative. The officers prompt
ly were instructed to make the rnd
and orer the course on the first trip
they registered a speed of 1ft mlks
an hour. Going orer the distance
again, their record stood at 19 miles
an hour. "Come to my garage Mon
day and get the ear," Mr. Hoffman '
told the plain clothe/ men. The !
Case against the driver was eon tin-'
uckl ant!) T need ay. a
BELIEVED THVT H
KNIFE WOl'ND W1
FATAL. \V<HM>
HKWKD IT AID
BLOQD STOI-l'EO.
HHedf evlllt. a*.. }
oordln* to report* (I'
Raleigh. N. C., Jniyl
Bigga, the youthful ?M
Qreeavtlie Reflector, waft;
day night and yesterday
a linotype operator tea
flcctor through tomorrow
Mr. BIot? con Id oofj
W.chard's payer Saturdij
count of the efcirnce qgj
The only llnotfptst
to chow up and ?BigftjjH
board. He had^ tr*v?fl
19? Ami1
ir of the]
(?re Satur
K>king for'
it the Re-1
ue D. J.
on ac-[
operator,
failed
"key- 1
used to the tongdo of th* Caar. Ho
had played around the p reserves of
Kaiser Bill and several other aov
j ereigna, hrut when he tackled the
lilttDtypc he met a man. Biggs could
[not persuade the refractory thing
and let Saturday's paper go.
| Young Biggs ls-4fce Wake county!
j boy wHo spent two years In Russia'
and titsmall portion, of that time in
| the prisons of the old world while1
Ivtrylng to return to America. He is'
i only 19 yrars old and i? said to be
the youngest dally" papers editor in
eaptlrKy. ? Greensboro News.
The NewBAleaves out some of the
most interesting, pasts of Mr. Bigga'
career. In his rather thrilling life,
the Juvenile editor has twice been
shipwrecked, once off Cape Horn
and again near the Zswpqoirac Is
land*.* He was one of the party
, which started out with, Captain Cook
soma years &o on the latter's expe
dition to the North Pole, and got
a* f?r as Norfolk, Va, Mr. Higyn
waa also a member of patrolling
i^Nirty of aetors thAt* toured' Austral
ia several years ago, He served with
credit in the Spanish-AwerUan war.
When takiog Into consideration,
that Mr. Biggs has just recant ly put
oa long past*, it ??et fr* admitted |
thai k* kM tad ? v?rr r?mi?rk?bl
!!??? twtt rwrktblt-^WT i
-sew HXPLorrn of maixh" I
MAM) K0KIOHJ
Tht ??? Tkaatfa apanj lonlfh:
wlih aa Molatlr* piatura ?ro?ram
?U tfea ??l Tha lttfa aplaode of
?m b?v thovn tonlikt la
wfclak you will M* tha "JHw Ex
plain ot ?Itfaa" Thti Mrinl will
U?t for 10 vHki, iM will be e?an
<rm lnta?ettln? than tka old ?
p'.olti w?r?. There will alto be
thraa other raala toatfkt, making av
fire real program. and OM Ikat will
pleaia arary patrol. tomorrow
n'lNt thu house Will tkow an Baaa
BOT relaaae featuring that great
aarean comedian, Oharlie Chaplin,
it "T?#- Tramp" So If yon wlah to
lanfk attend th? New .Theatre to
morrow night. ? ? . J'<K- '
eNerythlng ??-Uie penitentiary Thar
put him to fcl-Mklaf rock a -with a
el *df*4}a miner. Ha waa ao asra he
woaldn't apeak a word to anybody
"Vtf, I h,d i-ry dlatlwtrtahed
company at (he penitentiary. An
other mayor arrlred tkere Ittat a
?hart than before I Krft 'He wan
frotk iromV^lty In llllaola. I didn't
aurh about hun. bat ke waa
l?pra?lr? looking tomie
I xkanld Judge M ial|ked
*h in
r LIBERTY BEU TRAVERSES THE COUNTRY
ORDINATION SERVICES
TO BEHELD TOMORROW
Visiting Clergymen Will Ik- In At
tendance. Services Begin at
10 o'clock. v
ntfl jtei*
at 8t. Peter*e Episcopal church to
inoafow morning. Several visiting
clergymen, including Bishop Darst.j
irlll be in Rtt^ndanc$^
Morning prayer %Hl be l*>ld at]
10:30 a. in. and tho ordination ser
vices proper will begin at 11:30. j
TOOK DIAMOND FROM
PASSENGERS FINGER
Negro Woman Lest. Ring Worth $ilOO
Tliicf Is Found and Arrested.
Rooky Mount, iN.,.C., July li>. ?
Screams, yHl?, cries and shrieks
emerging from the colored coach on
a southbound train. No. 49, yesler-!
day on its entrance to the passenger
station attracted a near riot^of the I
curlons, who boaleged the car to find'
out what was happening. An officer |
Interceded and found Vara Carter,
a negro woman, a passenger from
Norfolk to Geot-gejlbwn , B. (*..
screaming as though frantic irtid
claiming to bavo lp*< $300 worth of
diamond rings Which had beeu (nk?~u
from her hand after she had fallen
asleep, ^ i *
The woman would not be consoled
or ov'ated until nn officer went with
h?r on a paarcb. jitter tbe trttfn
repched Sooth Rocky Moupt the wo
!Q?Q pointed O'lt Dossey Oeorge, an
oth#r negro pmengor en route from
Norfolk to bit Hwp ly Wilmington
The efflocr carried the negro tp the
public attestation at South Rooky
Mount ahd there eearched him, but
failed to flod anythlr* In Jill clot lies
but the negro's net* were no suspic
ious as to enuie the officer to take
h'ra along. It was after the negro
was started for the downtown sta
tion tfeot he handed over hie hat,
and there were found undar the
band two diamond ring e on which a
local Jeweler plaeed a value of M?*
The woman told a straight atory
Of hpw she had c^me lev possession
of the property and that the rings
represented the seringa of * life
time. The Korfoiy oollee Inrestl
rated the purchase of the dlnmonda
and It waa found that her etj*y was
correct. The negro thief mUf bound
orer to Bdgecombe Superior Court
under a oord of |6?S. which .he
eouldn't ?lre
ArnM at Breakfast . fWtle.
He ? 9?t, that friend of youre
from (he ?M1 1* the nonp
HUr la the umlTcna,
j 8h?? Why, fcowV that? JK
| He? Well, I'n Moti ?oup VlpMln
e4 and Iterjl^d. hot h?'? th* Brit one
| I ?T?t t?V who>*lelf4 tt.
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POPULAR \OUNG LADY
WEDS NORFOLK MAN
Minn Mcllltenncy, till* City, Usl
Night ItrraniC the Itrldr or .Mr.
Duffy, of Norfolk. .
X
fThoniar Hill Duffy. or. Norfolk,
aqd Miss 'Margaret Dudley Mcllhen
ney, of this city, were united in mar
riage last night at nine o'clock. Rev.
Nathaniel Harding, rcctor of St.
Peter's liplscopal church. Only th"
immediate relatives of the bride
were present. Mr. and Mrs. Duffy
have left for Norfolk. Prom there
lh-y will go to "New York on a brhf
trip and returning, will niHke their
home ^n Norfolk.
The bride if. t?"> daughter of Mr.
and Mr?. W. W. Mcllhenney and :*
one of the attractive and mc"J pop
ular young ladies of the city. She
has the best w-lsh^s of her many
friend;- here and elsewhere for a
most ha; oy ani pr'osperoua maTrurl
life.
Mr. Duffy 1= in tlie employ of yre
Old Dominion Ht^nmshlp Line and a
\yell-kno\yn young man of Norfolk.
PRESIDENT IS BACK
AT THE CAPITAL
'.VIII (il\p Immediate AKcoUod to
flic N'olc 9wM<ON,
' Washington, D/?C-, July 19.
Presidrpt Wilson today brpugbt, to.
a clpae the JopRPff and m^*t ftren
lious vacation he ha* had since en-|
rcTing the White House. He left'
Qprplali. N, H.f yesterday afternoon,
and arrive in Washington early th>a
morning prepared to give immediate'
consideration to the Qermaq aitt?a-'
tloo gn<l other probjems.
President Wtlaon brought baok
with him to Washington the reaulta
of a careful and detailed study of
th last German note on submarine
warfare, for diaeussion with floor"*
tary i^naing and other members of
his cabinet.
ANALYSIS MADE
OF POPULATION
Interest! tig 'J < halation l)ee? Preper
eidi from It- 'dent* pf Moat
cla|r, V. J. *
Mentelalr. N. J., July' 19. ? Analy
1 sisr of the population or Montclair,
aa cetrtfled to the secretary of state
at Trenton, showa the total number
of -Inhabitants to be 2b. 029. which
includes 2,029 negro residents.
There are 10.08# married perwons,
6,93b unmarried malee, 7,625 nn
marrcd females. 1,365 widows and
widower* and 25 divorced persons.
Of the Inhabitants. 11,116 were
born in this country. 647 Itj England,
; 1,142 th i ryinnri 414 In German v.
1 1.712 In Italy eert 1,926 natives or
' other rpWriaa. The onmkr of
I dwelling housea. 4.11$; number o?
1 ramlUea, M9i
FIERCE FIGHT f
BEING MADE
IK GALICIA
R4J8SIAX ARK HTILL HOLD
IKG AT WARSAW AOCOKIMM;
TO DISPATCH HK 8KKT FROM
PETKOGIIAD.
GENERAL ATTACK
1'eutooM Are I^iuuiIuk Flglit Along
an (tOO- Mile Battle Front.
NMkcun's Army Again
Renewing Activities.
don, July 19. ? Russian lines
.re holding north of Warsaw,
I where the greatest force of the Teu
! tonic move against the Poliah capital
seemingly is being exerted, says tht;
latest statement from Petrograd.
ItUMMlajiM ItepulM Attack.
Attacks by "important forces-"
west of the river Orxyc have been
repulsed with heavy loses, the Rus
sians claim, and in sections where
vjaina were made by the Germans
their further advance was arrested.
Withdrawals of the Ruaifign
forces between the Pis*a and Oriyc.
rivers to new linen along the Narew
?n the face of Von 'Hlndenburg's
attacks is admitted by Petrograd.
Continuation of the German ad
ranc* !n Oourland also la conceded.
Increasing importance in attached
by military observers abroad to
this movement in the Baltic prov
inces.
(rt'tirral AtUirJk I'lanrnd
Von Mackenavn'S army that
swept through Galicia - is giving
signs of renewed activity 1ti pur- *"
mm ~ Of -the UWUS?d - ? -Tmiln.i,}.. ,
plan to attack simultaneously all
along the 800 mile front from the
Baltic to fletiKarahla. UnoHiciuI re
port* through Geneva dcclarc that
at the lower end of this line Aus
trian troops who crossed 'the Dnies
ter have b*en driven back and their
retreat turned into rout.
Italians Ib'iiulwt .ViiMrUns. y
Flzjittaf? on the Austro-1 ? -illan
f c>nt has resulted in frw rtcent
I > iittwgt'8 oT position, acct-i'j ng "to
he iR'cst Koii: 1 re;?ort. Mvncrous
Austrian a: locks on the Italian ad
vanced positions are record "?d, all
, of wlhrh arc declared to hn\a been
repuhed.
Strike Still Vnartll"*!.
Attempts at solution -of thr South
: Wale* coal strike problem failed
again today. The miners'' executive
) council adjourned until this after
? noon after an abortive ait wpt lo
reach an agreement.
B G BUILDING bOOM
AT ALBEMARLE
>I?r*y Swr Jlttnlnmn Huuws Are M?*
Jn>? Krcitrd There. Rumored
TJinl KiurtlNK >tlll I* to
IX llnllt, -
A|bep|trla, H- C. ,Jwly 10.? Alitor
msrle It rapidly growing. Thsre
probaly has not been a time In the
last ten years when there was mo t%
building going on. A. V. Bliss it
commencing the erection of g largo
brick store building on Main atrttt,
adjoining the BnWtli-niles building,
Adjoin np this struoture, which will
bt ruehed to ooropletlon at the ear
liest moment, will be another briek
business building erected by I. B.
Miller and J' M, Peeler,
The new cotton . mill it nearly
ready for the Installation of maeh
1 Ihery and th edwelllngs for the op
e rati Tee are about all ready for oo
j cupancy.
I It Is reported on fairly
| thortty that either this fall
j ter work will b* begun
i tb? largest knitting mills)
State.
New Thea
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