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VOL. XXV. NO. 115.
ARHKVILLE. N. C, FRIDAY MoifNINr,, FKHRl'AKY 12, 15M1.
PRICK FI VE VESTS.
BLUE AND GRAY JOIN HANDS
TODAY ON HISTORIC FARM
Abraham Lincoln
TAFT MAKES TRIUMPHANT
ENTRY AT NEW ORLEANS;
SATISFIED WITH HIS TRIP
OF PRES. ABRAHAM UNCOLN
THE ASH
EVIL
Hitherto Obscure VilUgt'
Promises to Buret Into
National Notoriety.
HOW FARM BECAME
COLLIER PROPERTY
President Roosevelt Will
Lay Corner Stone of
Memorial BldgA
(By Associated Prsss.)
HODQWNVILLE, KY Feb. 11
The centenary of Abraham Lincoln's
birth will be. observed generally
throughout the United States "but no
where will the commeratlon exercises
command more Interest than those to
be held In this little town on February
12. Two miles from here an the
Lincoln farm, which has been pur
chased by a national association
firmed for th purpose. President
lloosevett will lay the corner stone
of a memorial building now bclnsj
erected by popular subscription to
li-ark Llncolna birthplace and to pro
tot foi all times the little log cabin
m which the martyr president was
Union and Confederate-
The centenary address on this oc
casion will be delivered by President
Roosevvlt. Qeneral Luke E. Wright,
the secretary of war will speak on
behalf of the confederate soldiers
fienera Grant Wilson will represent
the veterans of the union army and
Lincoln's native state will be repre
sented by Governor Augustus E- Wil
son of Kentucky. Other addresses
will be made by Bishop Galloway of
Mississippi gnd ex-Governor Joseph
W. Folk, of Missouri.
Hodgenvllle, which Is near - the
geographical center of the state of
Kentucky and not far from the cen
ter of population of the United
States, promises to become a new
Mecca In .America . and the Lincoln
itiikvJwcond Mount. Vernpn, -At-thotffn;
41raham Lincoln had "other
homos there la a scntlmenti about hia
birthplace that does not attach to any
of them, lie lived hvre for eight
year and before he left, iknew very
much nf what Mark Twnin calls 'th-
model little farm that raised a mun."
He Went swimming in a nearby creek
and by the light from the huge fire
place, in the little one, room cabin
h learned his first lessons.
Married 180
It was In 1806 that Thomas Lin
coln brought his bride, Nancy Hanks
and established tho rude little home
that troee years later was to welcome
into the world the future president
Their' was the rough life of pion
eers; the farm was then as it now, a
tterile piece of land and to make both
t nds meet tfie elder Lincoln did odd
Jobs of carpentry In the vicinity, be
sides working the farm- The actual
necessities of life wen- seldom lack
ing, but it was a life of severe pov
erty. For some years Thomas Lin
coln .mrved as a county supervisor
of public roads an important position
in that time- Land owners paid their
poll-tax with pick and shovel then
and on road mending days he use 1
to take little Abe both for company
and for help. There are olii-timers
here now who claim that there is not
a section of the old pikv within sev
eral miles of his home along which
Abraham Lincoln has not played or
oq which he Jias not driven his ox
team.
At this time Kentucky offered few
allurments to a poor man and in
1814 the Lincoln's sold the little
farm and moved to Indiana Subse
c.uentlv Abraham Lincoln moved Into
Illinois and the rest is history- nut
through all the years that followed
he never forgot his first home. He
rarely referred to it, but after he had
become president of the United States
he la known to have said: "When
the war Is over I would like very
much to Visit my old Kentucky home
I remember It well."
Xevcr Returned.
But he never did return and the
farm and the little log call in had
a varied history. Thomas Lincoln
(Continued an page seven.)
PRESIDENT GOES TO KENTUCKY;
MAKES A FEW REMARKS ON THE WAY
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1 1. Begin
ning the last extended trip he wlil
make as chief executive of the United
States, president Rooseve't left Wash
ington by special train at noon today
for Hodgenville. Ky.. where tomorrow
he will do honor to the memory of
Abraham Lincoln at the war Presi
dent's birth place.
The preadential party Is due to ar
rhre a-t Hodgenville. which is several
mile removed from the railroad
aboa noon Friday. After the exer
claaa they will return immediately t-
Washington arriving here early Sat
urday afternoon.
. rideM - Roosevelt arrived In
PJttabvra; at Mi clock tonight and
remained fifteen minute There were
sir three stops between Washington
and that city, ose at 'Baltimore, one
at HerrMtjrg. and one at- Alto ma.
At Harris burg there were foor or ve
hundred persona coogr-!wd ' and
ih rc-tv,t the thief execattv,aritb
PRESIDENT IS
IN ERROR SAY
THE SENATORS
Report of Committee on Se
cret Service Laid Be
fore Upper House
WAS DECEIVED BV
THE HAWKSHAWS
Is the Euphuisti"- Way of
Putting it to Avoid Ted
dy's Sensitive Nerves
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 1 Seiintnr
Hemenway today presented In the c.i
ate the report of the committee c.i
appropriations concerning the offc l
of the limitations upon the soet
service contained in the sundry civil
b(ll for the fiscal year 1909, wukli
limitation was tho subject of protest
by President Roosevelt in his annual
message to congress. The subject wie
Investigated by a special committee f
Senators Hemenway, Oallinger and
Clay, and these senators found thai
the administration had not been ham
pered in Its work by the action of
congress In limiting the opfratlom, u,
the secret service.
Discussing the report In a speech
on the senate floor. Air. Hemenway
today said the appropriations for l::
secret service began with 12,50(1 hi
1857, and has been increased and de ¬
creased from trme to time until for
the flscaj year l08 the approprjfttjon,
was" ii2S,H0, which enabled ttuwiag
ular employment of about sixty-Mi
men.
Service Xol Hampered.
Continuing. Mr. Hemenway bttUT:
"There was appropriated by tjift laiit
connress over thirty-two million of
dollars which Is available din-cl'
or indirectly, for protecting the go
ernment against frauds ami viola' ions
of the law. It can hardly no '-apt J
that the amendment to the si.n.lif
civil bill which affected the tram-f r
and detail of but nlxty-ftve men. wns
made In an attempt to protect elim
inate, when the game ennsrws thnt
made this amendment appropriate I
nearly five millions of dollars more
than ever was appropriated before in
strengthen the executive b antn u
the government in law administration
If the men .employed by the gn.-irn-ment
on inspection work were to
march through the streets of Vali
Ington, it would appear like an a iur
compared with the number of tin t"i
employed In 1 896."
Prrslth-nt Gets n Thninp.
In reply to a question by Mr. f-or-aker.
Mr. Hemenway said there Here
employed on Inspection work J-.OO
men.-which figures did not Ira hide
men employed in the enforcement of
the pure food law and the mrui In
spction law, and those men, he tnl 1
had all the powers of secret sei ,-;,
men. With the armv of inspectors.
Mr. Hemenway said the government,
had ample, power to brine: about :!:?:
detection of crime and to bring ti.t
guilty to Justice. Mr. Hemenway de
clared that the charge made by 'If!
president concerning 'he secret ser
vice "was absolutely wrong and er
roneous, and never ought to hae been
made."
"I think that when the president of
the I'nited States prepared this m.i
soge he was misled by the hei I of
the secret service bureau- who r.nd
at that time sixty-five men in his bu
reau. I can understand how mer. a'e
ambitious to have great pow :
how the head of the- seciet cer .').
bureau would like to have all t c in
spection service of the Cnited Stst.-t
under his control. That is one f hit
dreams."
vociferous cheering. At Altoon there
was a much larger crowd, and, de
spairing of greeting all individually,
he undertook to speak t them col
lectively, but he was prev 'nted from
doing so by the enthusiasm of the
crowds. ,
Here the president gave a talk to
several hundred persons gathvred
about the rear of his car. The pre
Ident congratulated several of the
men upon . bringing their -better
halves." He said the average Amer
ican citizen was a good fellow but bis
wife was a better fellow. President
Roosevelt said he always felt that
when he left the whit house he
wanted the people to feel that be had
always done the beet thtft- for tbea.
He appeared extremely Please
the crowd yelled "Too ha."
The president is due at LoaisvOte
tomorrow tt l.lt a. m-. and at Hd
renvllle. the- nearest railroad atattoa"
t the Lincoln farm, a boat nooa. .
- f
TUCUMCARI OFFICERS SCOURING
COUNTRY IN SEARCH
Special From That City
Near There On Government Lands- Disappeared
After Newspaper Publications
(Special to The Cltlrsn.)
WtJM-JARI. X. AI , Keb. II. The
receipt of a telegram from Kdin It
Hood of New Iberia. Lj.. iiskinK Chief
Of Police Ilcnsnn to hold his daughu r,
Josephine Hood, or Mrs. Cavendish
who was married to I'uvendish, nin-i
Lord Doi.glaM," at New Iberia De
cember 15. H05, reused the lo!
officers to scour the rlly and country
in search of the Kill. i n to ttu
afternoon she had not been locnted.
A woman, who is said to 1m- J ine
phlne Hood, came to Tiiennical 'an;
October and tiled or one hundred and ,
sixty acres of government land e.rghf
miles from this city. Hhe spent u i
good deal of money Improving lie;
claim. She disappeared howecer.
about two week ago, and It
thought that certain puMU allon'. ::i
a New Orleann puper to the efe, t
that she (Josephine Hood i wa.
OFFICERS ARREST
ANOTHER SUSPECT
First One Came Near Bcin
Burned at Stakt hy Infi:
riated Citizens.
(By Associated Press.)
GAINESVILLE. Fli.. Ft b.
1 1
Sheriff Ramsey today arrested .Ja 'I
Wade, colored, charged with atteiri,ir
ed criminal assault upon Miss Ir.,;a,
Newell near Lakeland. Ha.. Tuesday
rooming, while she was on her .i.y
to school. Officers in this sect:, a
have been hunting foi Wade fu,- tir
past three days, worl having b n
received here Tuesday that he ua
suspected of belnit the gullly pir. -.
The negro will be taken to Lakeland
tonight
Two companies of stite troops wre
sent from Tampa to Lakeland last
night to protect Crumley axalnst far
ther efforts of the mob to tneh h'm.
Charley Crumley was released from
jail today. It being established nr
yond a reasonable doubt that h was
not the man wanted. Sheriff Logan
of Polk county, who la bringing the
negro Wade from Gainesville, any
he wlft protect hint until taken before
Mia Newell, but If She Identified him
as being her assailant, "no sheriff in
the United State wilt be able to ae
the brut from the In." n-lted rttV
States That Former Asheville Girl Had Settled
Ing near I'
tnre. She
nncarl N'd i'
' no clue.
init mcsKac .
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POSSUM BECOMES
NATIONAL QUESTION
(B Aueclsted Prett.)
W.rlll -: .N. Feb. I 1
ci.nsi.Jet i' A'AII giwen ;," I!..
tod in i" i Hgrk'uit.n.'l -i.oi
lion ... I tart U-l t ' ..ttt.
it-4'.ii ih -' iri" firovi -.i: -i.'.i
mad.- !-,; preser a i .'-'' ' '
sum an i " iked the I. - l
ter h- if a hurTn'r'-ti" '!'
bf-tn..n I MCgrc,es v.o- l'iun'1
with I'ri -, i-elect Taf - - ''
sum dii'i ' Atlan,i ' ' i.'
that i""i as not n ,i-rii.-ii.
K r--' ' --ae in . . . i-r
for in it ' was ut!c. -i .in-
obj.-. to.' Mr. Ma. on .' A"
The .: - Itiiinli r r-
c.iuld I.- ' present tli.- r.t. ii
the fal ll,. ' V- keepiriK '-. I - I
, reasei, thus 1--.. n t'.
dens of i 1 1 ion. Ttu" m .. rn
to a sh.il ! ' -1 With Mr. '' .k --!
rad...
WASHIJIGTOrjf, Tth. 1 L
for North Carolina; ', Fair Frfc.a,;J
Saturday increasing eloudlnew;
aoathwest to sUTb wlada, '
Foieca.
OF MISS HOOD
Ico. und ul Han Luis Molnsl, Mexico.
vshete the hoitufl lord r-lfliined tiuit he
Inn) ist estates worth enormous
h nu.-.
l iom reliable sources In Hits cllv
it Is learned that the girl's father
I'lr win It. Hood, who is riow at Ne'
Ilrlii. I,a.. has never subscribed
the p.i,uiar view tlmt bis only duiigb
1. 1 had been fouly murdered by the
miscreant u ho duped her. He Is te
le, He, i I,, have frequently Stated t lilt
In- had an ii lepreMlble feelltig that
i i or later his hlltl would te
tiiln alive.
A number ..f message sen' by Th't
inlmii ' llien to Mis I'harles Malcolm PhlU,
. ,,,,, Miss Hood's aunt, ashing Whether o;
Hui,.' not she had received news to the f
, ,'. r,, t th.it Ihe Kill so long lliOUrliCl
t. .:s d'Hil ua-t llvinK were not del'
. . r-.l. lr IMatt iia.J hern reportej
,1 , . t. 'hiiini; In either Wlnelie-ster.
, m. : , or 1 1 u nt i uKdon. Tenn.
KNOX ELIGIBLE
UNDER THE BILL
Muisiiif to UcHiU'O Kalar.v
Meets Approval of Judie
i;ti v ( 'oniniittee.
'By Aitoclsted Press )
WAHIi I NHToN. V b il. Kenatot
r,.n i i.-' hired hy the senate com
ult-e on ju'l.'lary to be eligible for
;.. ointment to Hi
office of secretary
t.,,t.
't,r the
!'.IO t
-u. t h
m Mr Tafts cabinet provld-wilar-
of the office Is reduced
.'.fine to K.OOd a yeee wtilch
Kaiarv of the OfIce prior to
)' hc'I'.ii rif . on x reus In raising it
ih r.f.n. rt nat'r Knoxs present term
..' '.fTae The fommlttee toflay con-
i l-red tlie bill introduced yesterday
t.. Senator tUle
it nas derided by the committee
hal the main prof.sitlon of the Hale
hill wh.cn x to repeal the Increase
,r salarmes of cabinet members so
r.ir as h referred to the secretary n
tate. was sound. The phraseology
..f the bill, however, met with crltl
ism and rt w dldd to draft s
iew mensiire and Kenatoi Bacon was
entrusted with Us preparation-
Home criticism was" made of the
Hile bill on the ground that it did not
actually Bx the salary of secretary of
i tate at tt.io a year although it re
pealed the provision for the Increase
front that flgtira. Thd substitute de
finitely flea the emoluments at e
LEGISLATURE
ARGUES MUCH
TO MAKE SHOW
Impossible and Improbable
Propositions Have the
Right of Way.
NEW CONSTITUTION
LATEST Tin Vfl HVT
Buncombe (Jets New Law
Which Affects Near Beer
Dealers and the Like.
(Otelal to The Cltmn.)
IIALKldll. Kob. II Henatol'S
Doekery and t'.lllott Introduced bllln
today Milling for a constllutlonul fort
vetitlon Ul meet the first Thursday In
June, Isll, and also mesaurw pro-
hiding that general elections be hold
etvry four years Instead of every
which, of course, would mean that
the legislature would meet qualitcli
nlally Instead of biennially.
Thclturrlnger bill for a new Judicial
district, to be composed of the rutin
tie of tlutlford and Alamance, .which
was passed by
the senate yaaterCai
on aecomt reading by 11 to t. Vva!0, ur um. Z ..l?J.mppmVma
killed today on the third rending by 1
lo 2ft. 1
Annus item's nm.
About two hours of the tun of Ihe
upper branch waa consumed In Uv
bating tho Brltt bill tor tha election
of county boards of adtientlon by tho
void, at tt people In thai9u.t'ttm-.
lies, the aame uuestlon thnt lu ar
gund'for nenrly four hour In t lie
house yesterday, ttenitfor I'rttt m(J
the principal Speech for his niriisiire.
Mr. Hrltl believed Ihe bill lo
one of the most Imp' riant ttitt! )UJ
been before the senate. He dechtrnft
tlist Ihe minority members of Hie
emits have employed no parliament
ary dabntlug tactics, and he declsiefl
(hat no political piu-ly could be lieiie
titled by either the failure or pass'age
or this bill. He urged democrat und
republicans alike to line up fir till
hill, which, be Insisted, Is deinindtid
by the people and Is n line with the
principle of local self-government.
Henator Hrltt was ably seconded bv
Benntor Htsrbuck of the minority,
Henstors Blow and Manning delivered
the main philllpplcs In . opposition.
No action was reached. Ihe nistltr
going over until tomorrow.
Aflrr Sear-neeir Hellors.
Bills passed to amend the ch.ir:r
of black Mountain, In Ilunc mbui
county, und. for buncombe county.
bill to enforce the prohibition law n
Introduced by Itepree. ntstlve VVeit-j
ver. It is designed to prevent Ih" vlo
lutlon of law by the ",iesr. beer' and
soft drink establishments of Ashe
ville. It provides that upon affi liivlt
of any reputable person thai the h
Is being violated by am ni'tilsr
dealer or pool room, any policeman,
sheriff or deputy sheriff shall have
Ihe right tn Inspect sin h pl 'n It
nJo gives concurrent Jin isdl' ll m to
the superior court or all such -fenses
against Ihe elite law weli'.i
are now In Ihe Jurisdiction of th
police court. Mr Weaver states that
tomorrow be will Introduce i bill
which Is now drafted creating H P"
llc commission Tor th lt of Atlie
vllle.
Hpeaker (irnham Is the author of
two bills of -A ide Interest. On", i rx
ates fifth class of pensioners. ' )l
ored persons wlio aide1 the ronr- t-i -ate
cause. The other anthorlx s tli'
state geologist by co-operatl'-n ilh
the geological siirv,-v, .( mak' i oi'ifi
of every county In the state.
MAKES LINCOLN DAY HOLIDAY AT
THE LAST POSSIBLE MOMENT
(By Aseoilited Pr i
WAHHISCTOS, Keb II - !v oi,f
resolution late today cc,r, -ri-ss ma
provision as far as possible, for the
observance of February 1'. I0, the
centennial anniversary of lh blrlb '.f
Abraham Linolu. as a sp il holiday
and authorized the president to l,je
A proclamation making it ffectlve lo
the Iistrh t of Columbia und the ter
ritories of Alaska. Arizona New !He
ieo and Hawaii.,
In anticipation of the pnssnge r-f
such a resolution after h-j had de
parted for Lincoln's blrtn pta ?n
Kentucky, the president nad prepared
and signed a proclamation which ss
issued as soon ss the Joint resolutl-m
had been signed by the president
the seriate and the speaker of the
house.
While this proclamation applies
only to the District of Coinmbla nnd
the territories, the states of Colorado,
Connecticut. Delaware, Illinois, K Sai
ls , Minnesota, Nevada. New Jersey,
New Tor, North Dakota. , pennsyl-
Lrania, Washington and Wy tming !
try p'glalatlnn made Lincoln's b' lb-
day a legal tio'l'lar.
Approves Typo of Canal at
Panama and All the
Work Done There..
ENGINEERS PREPARE
ELARORAtE REPORT
Later With His Party takes
Part in Festivities in
His Honoiv '. "
xR
' M'iPvi Wllilum It, Taft landed.
tarnonh from ranama and waa moat
enthusimwlcrtlly received by the antlr
rity, wKese guest be li to be until
MatuMay morning. .
MK Tain made brlof speech tnli
aftrrnrron. , In which he heartily a.
ytot ed the present Ioca tyve of ram. I
aeioaa tha' lethmua of nanama Ha
rvlewed a parada of enUiusiastle r
leii mile n length, and tonight at
tended one of the nvrnlvJ eaot ,
ball, that of the Blvea, of Oueroiv
Mr. Tun will tomfirenw addreae thv
negro V. M. f. A. aptnd teveral houa
in autftmoulllnf a tut t night ba Ut
guest of honor at tin elaborate baa
tiuet at Mhb-fe heart 190 bromlnenl
riiisens ill! nay lit a Plata parUeW '
jate, Haturday morning . Mr. Taft
will go to Cincinnati, ttmn whora ai
Monday he will leave tr Waahlngton
returning oguln to flndnnaU Wadnai.
uiMrwa uvnr Rnox, t ,
Mr, Tart received the tir.i ... it .
S,l. . . . .
"wmon(M qunfetinn whieM hsa
i bUntt lfslilsl Mats... Ii.it. iL
IWlesa yeaterdnt"!' when tie waa an'
pralard, M only by preag maasagea,
bur by a dlspainh giving tha vlawa
ol Henaior Kliog,; Th-4 a w oma.
what Witi-la4 ever tin altuation b
night waa ndmlttad, but early iod
he reeeived 4hetiiwg p jtha, dlrnosi .
lion of aotigresg to amend the cab- "
Inet-nlar law V "butlilng the r
of Ihe isfreiary of g( Vrhdt l at .
before the recant increase, and h.w.
was inclined to take thlg a a hapis
scgullon of Ih difficulty, psnUng a
conferenca on the mslter, whJcft wll
tuko plnee between Mr-t Tart an t(n.
ator Knox in Waaiilnglca next aih,
the preaident-flait ragartU It ad Inv
pollile tn discuss Ih question for ub
llcHtlon. , !' ;',
I nbtoH sliMtaUaUon, i
With tho return of Mr. Tart id this
country, cabinet aftamtltttlon became
at orue sttntrtlve. No Information
to iw given lt ,th public, howayat.4
rrom an sutltorltnllve source, , Ut
Tsft uid he should adhere to hlai
previously nntiounoed plan Id" kaepln.
silent and also keening cabinet ap.
poltt'tnents open until the very las
monienl tn provide against noarlbld
contingencies, it I regarded, i bo W'
ever, as highly probable that affera
of rubinet positions ire to ba mada
without great delay, Mr. Taft said
he e peeled to be placed In possession
of Information lie desired and had
nsked to h obtained for him during
bis absence. The arrival bera -thw,
afternomi of Frank If. Hitchcock wh
was granted an Immediate MB fen
enre, and the presence here of , 0.
Hlmffer, owner of The Chicago B
ln Fot, on whose Judgment ,V.
Tart ssld he should pUoe walgHt' rsv
gurding cabinet aspirants from the rl-
Halt of Chicago, made It apnaren.
thai caMn.-t activities hare begun.
From went Mr. Tait said today it
Is a fair Inference that he hag y
de ided on no one for the treasury
iH.rtroiio, hut thnt as to the other
places his ideas are decidedly rtorw
definite. '
tiglneer Approre CanaL ,'.
Tb Inability of the hoard of Mvrl
engineers to complete their report Oft
the resolutions regarding which thel.
edvlre has been asked concerning thd
Panama isnul, made hs Washington
visit planned bv Mr Taft necessary.
Til'- engineers Will go ut once to
(CeMinusd an page seven.)
russppoiiitmant will bn felt among
the employes at several of tha nary
yards throughout tha country tomnr
row. notably thoso at Portsmouth, 3t
If.. Norfolk, cholewton. Penaacola,
and Hun Francisco, bacansa Seorat ry 1
of the Navy Newberry, while belters
I lift that the intent of congress) and
the president waa to maU tho hol
iday general, Issued nn special orders)
to the conmmandtints of tha tovy
ranis, regarding the observance of
Lincoln day except to tltoe spec' Sod
by congress. V
Questioning tha legality nf the pre,
ident's proclamation dec lading tomorw
row a special holiday in tha Diatrlat
or Columbia and tha territories, be
cause the Joint resolution paaaed to
day by both houses of coagreea did
not reoelvo tha preafdetrt'a sHgnatura
In his approval after Its naasage. at
torney reipn-nentjnf the banking In
terest of this elty tonight tel. . I- I
through Assistant Secret r t ,
the president at Co' t
request that he " f
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