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THE SUMMIT CITIZEN THE WEATHER: FAIR. VOL. XXV. NO. 264. ASI1KVJIJ.E, N. C, SUNDAY MOKNINi, .H LV n, wi VUWK KIVI-: CENTS. ' 99 Pages Today SnMTOF STATE TO SETTLE JUDCESISPUTE Conflict of Jurisdictions Re ferred to South Caro lina Tribunal PROCEEDINGS IN. CONTEMPT RECALLED Judge Speer Insists on Bank rupt Law Over State Receivership (By AHaociatnl Piths.) SAVANNAH. Cia., July 10.- 4'nn flit between the Federal and Mate fcurtB whlrh wn.i threatened over the PStts of the Eleetrleal Supply com pany has been averted by the agree ment of both Judge Speer and Judj?e Charlton to refer the itwue to the Supreme court of Georgia. Judxe Charlton had named a re tervier W. V. Davis, and Judge Spier named United Slates Marshal White 88 receiver. Judge Charlton refused to recognize the Jurlmlli lion of fed eral officials and ordered his re ceiver to refuse to obey Judge Speer's v.rlt. Thereupon, Judge Speer tiled la ja for contempt. Judge SK-cr Conciliatory. Today Judge Speer proposed to Judge CharMon. that 1 he vould hold Intact all the company's prop erty until the state Supreme, court could pass upon the question of juris diction, the citation for contempt would be recaillod. Judge Charlton wired that he would agree, and Judge Speer telegraphed back: "Your telegram received. Rule ya'lnst receiver accordingly suspend J." Judge Speer's letter to Judge Char lton, while deprecating the unfortu nate situation and offering a way to eotve the dispute, nevertheless, maln- mV"ilmsmt?t&MTsrtBia view vas the only tenable one and Indicat ed that the United Staton court would atop at nothing to enforce Its man dates. Concern Bankrupt. Judge Speer. In the letter, said: "If, however, you do not think proper to adopt this suggestion. 1 must do the best I can towards the enforcement of the law as I conceive 11 to exist, to prevent the distribution (Continued from page four) PUTS KLL BLAME ON DEAD Wife Declares She Was At tacked by Her Hus band's Nephew. ADMITS RELATIONS (By Associated Tress.) DETROIT, Mich., July 10 Mrs :thel Hoyajlan. testifying today in I ehalf of her husband, Dr. H. K ilov ailan. on trial for murder, told the story of her relations with Harotomi Gostanlan. her husband's nephew, v hich Dr. Boyajian's attorneys con- t.nd no unsettled his mind that he ft was Irresponsible when he sled and killed Gostanlan in police court her. April St. She described the f.ith.iiv relation her husband had always assumed to ward his young nephew While Dr I'oyajian was away on a lecture trip in April Mrs. Bmajian te-titied, Gos tBnlan attacked her in her home, re in atilnc the assau.lt on three occas ions. She declared that he threatened kill both her and the doctor if she revealed what he had done. She admitted having called several times on Gostalan at his rooming house and having telephoned him there, but denied that there was any thing wrong in It. She also deni-d ex pressing svmpathy for Costanian a he hy dying In police court and said that her efforts then were t reach her husband's side NEGRO IN AMBUSH SHOOTS ANOTHER OCALA, Fla.. July 10. George Kinsley, an old and well known ne gro living near Reddick. ,wa.s ih"t from ambush a few yards from his home this morning by Will Andrews also colored. The shooting was don from close range with a shot gun and waa caused by a disagreement over a trivial matter. Frank Kinsley, a so who heard his father's crb-. went it hla re.cve and after securing the weapon, used It with telling effect over Andrew' bead.. DEA TH OF OFFICER PROBED Second Court of Inquiry Order ed to Investigate Shooting of Officer at Naval Academy Two Years Ago. (Special to Hie Illen WASHINGTON. July 10. The navy department yielding to the long anil persistent efforts "f the mother of I. hut. James M Sutton, who was Killed under mystirlnu.s circumstances it the Naval academy at Annapolis. In October. 107. has finally deter mined to investigate the caw further. and has accordingly appointed a sec- mil court of impilry for that purpose. At the court of iiHiiiry held Immedi ately after the tragedy the de Islon was gitven that the young lieutenant had come to his death by Ills own hand. Mrs. Sutton finally presented the affidavit of the chauffeur who had driven Lieut. Sutton and two fellow ifficers on the night of the tragedy which threw u new light on the affair. and It was on these that the depart ment finally took action. Members of Court. The court of inquiry will be com posed of orninodorc John llooii, ftia- or W. C. Neville, of the Marine corps, Lieutenant Henry M, JeriKlns and Major Henry Leonard, of the Marine corps, as Judge advocate. At the original Investigation into ,ieutcnant Sutton's death, held in October, 1907. shortly after the event. the only witnesses examined were Lieutenants Hubert K. Adams and Kd ward P. ltoclker, who were among his companions when the fatal bullet was fired. They testified that he shot himself, thinking lie hail killed Roel ker, with whom he had been uarrel Ing. Chauffeur's Statement. The chauffeur's affidavit says: "On the night of Lieutenant Sut ton's death, October 12, 1907, I was busy with my machine on account of a dance at the academy. Around mid night 1 was atCarvol hall. A number of people were around the hotel and a parte nf .maniaa rfH-" n had a room where they had drinks served. Lieu tenant Sutlon was not a member of this party, but he was upstairs in the hotel with some other people. "About Il'.IS, or maybe 12.:I0. he asked me to take him up to the bar racks. I told him that there were three officers going up in a f.w min utes, and asked him to wait. He said ' Alliight, we'll all go tip together.' About 1 o'clock three officers came out, and with Lieutenant Sutton got into my machine. T Mountain (iirl Not Pretty Enough for Her Long Distance Wooer. WANTS TO COME HOME (Siei ial lo The Clllwn I rili 'Alio, Julv 10 --Lured bv the promise of a rich city "ttr and tired of lie ratio in the T' tun -we mountains ,-in.l Hi" nrvi r . easinr P. mi. I .,f .....king and s-wili for h f.niiilv f eleven. Mis- Klla Simmons, tw nty-tliree y.-ars old. came t" 'il eago a week ago to marry t be man w ho had vvn her lov e t.v his f. rv. nt ult. rain s in counties love letters l.nxt nigh! she sat In the r'-epllnn room in the Y W '. A. headquarter? SH Michigan mi, eager to return t her lo-.tlnr. her an brother and two sisters, and alme.t glad that her self-stvl'd suitor had provfd faltlibs. The young woman is not a be.i'ily and it Is supposed the sight a plnin country girl with red hair and mountain fashioned gown curving a rope lashed box in lieu of a suit --a-' cooled the ardor of her suitor and h i him to hurry fern the raiP.vav stall .n without announcing himself. Any way he tia-nt announced himself to Miss Simmons since her arrival. -I don't car. much." she said, con cerning her shall, red roman. "but I'd like to get back home." Th,, p.d f'T several davs have h. en i n.b-avoring to find Hi" ma i who sent the unsophisticated rnoiin ... o-irl t.in and promised to m.-et h.r at the Illinois central station o her arrival In Chicago. Sh had tro picture sent h. r bv the man she saw! she had .-orrnonded with for tlo last thirteen months, and who had as sured her that he ,-ouId not be happ without her It wis several days aft- r she re ceived her money, she .said. iK-for-she had a good chance "to slip wr from the folks " "Mr Jones" bad giwn h-r minnt. direction- to wear 8 yellow ribtior, when she arrived at the Chicago - (Continued on pafe fur.) MARINE WILL BE BY COURT "I did not know the names of two of them, hut Lieutenant Adams got In the seat with me and the others In the tiMineau. I had some trouble In getting up King George hill and had to use my low sliced. The officers ap peared to lie In gonit spirits and seem ed friendly, only Lieutenant Adams kept pretty ipilet CoiiiMib'd lo light. "He ordered me to gn through the Naval aeademv grounds ami across the bridge to w hat we call 'the dump." It Is a vacated lot to which ashes are hauled in winter time. "When we got to the dump Lieu tenant Adams pumped out, and said " 'Sutton, you've got to tight!' "Sutton and the other two officers got out. and Sutton said: " 'I have got nothing to fight about "He took out some money and paid me for the fares. Just them Lieu tenant Adams perked off his coat. and. throwing down his hat. made a rush for Sutton. Sutton stepped to one side, and I heard him say: " 'Oh, Til fight. If It is fight you must have!' "Lieutenant Adams then made an other rush and the two offlcers grab bed, Sutton., one by each arm. Then they ordered me to 'beat It.' and 1 started up my machine and went away. I heard no pistol shot nor did I hear any outcry. "The next day I heard that Lieu tenant Sutton had lieen found shot through the head. It was said at that time that I had been spirited away from town, but have never gnc away. They did not send for me at the first Investigation, and I have never been asked to tell the little I know until lately, when Mrs. Sutton mine to see .lie. Jealousy the Cause.. Jealousy is now believed to have been 1 ha cause . of the shooting of Lieutenant Sutton, from friends of the dead youth It Is learned that Sut ton and an officer who was with him on the last night or bis life bad been especially attentive to the same young woman. Her testimony Is expected lo show that she bad cast aside the rival for Sutton. On the night before I he tragi Annapolis mystery occurred It appears that this girl and Sutton, remained on f CnntiniH'tl f !? four.) IT'S ELEVEN O'CLOCK IN "LOS" ALL TIME WHILE ANTLEREO NERO'S THERE Thousands Have Already Arrived and More Are on Their Way. ONE TRAIN WRECKED (fly As-mh-IhIimI Vr'HH. ) MS AN;KI,KK. al. July 10 Ti th mu.-i'U' nt h wore of 'ttftnriH an! hi rayd in t hn un i form-B of t h vwtriu rjrlll t-nrpH "f th1 many KlkH Wxifff. Kdthrrcl h ti ttHMiHdri'lr T lh' an tlre, KiKislN f thi' city ji;ira'll th fim nt n Ktri-ftH at th rtty tonight anl m-'i'lc merry. ' Spfx-ial tru I tin f rrm v a rlou.s part: 'f thr -'intrv arrived ;irlv. arnont thf f.rs't brlnic th train tf-arlrip Crand Kxa!t4f ftut-r Itush U. Hol land and firand Sirtary Fred (' KftdnFn, whii h had twi n dWaycd iy hiiy rains in thf rnidd1 Wtt. I'pwardM f ir.,000 r-Kiftratiom wT- remrdfd during th day. Twlvr spffial trains arc b''dul'! to arrive trmmrronA w hi-h will w I' (h- lift t fullv thirty thotmand. It Is -xp"tcd that fully wvnty-fl . th"UH;ind v lsitrN v. ill t in thi c it by Sunday niht T'imorr'w on- thouHanl autorri ttj will takf th' Kut on a siKht-st-ciriK tour of th- Ity Kf.KS IS VIIK k. 'JltA.M' jr.NV'riON, rol , July 1 't Thr- train mn kllld ami orv fa tally injur"! and trafMf ti''d up for nvro thaji twIv- hours art the re sults of a h'-ad-on co"IHHn early to day n ar ('iwo, I'tah. hi t t-rn iv(t 'tmnd pa.fng-r train and an tairt bxjund hf p train. Ulk iKrtind for Iw Antm wer pa-ntf ri of the w rp k fd t rat n . Th.- nin; crrw an1 "baKfrage mm of the iuqj;nr train were killed. Fourteen pec-iat tralrw carrylmr Klk to 1xi Angpl Mere held Bp ail dajr. ELEVEN INJURED IN WRECK OF PASSENGER TRAIN ON TOXA WA Y LINE Two Coaches Turned Over on Their sides but None of the Passengers Were Ser iously Hurt Two Asheville People on List Mr. Merrick Escaped Unharmed. TaHRWiger train No. 7. from I ake Poxaway to Aishevill1, wan wrerkeil near Ktowuh Mat Ion ahout tmi nilb h Jh low II ridenwnvllle at 4. 4 T t'vn k v'Mt rIay aftrrnoon. and while none it the pasemrera wn- killed i-Uveii were more or lea frlmily hurt. Those Injured aret J. N. Marsh. Aahcvtlle, wrUt cut md hl hpralccri, h ... A. W. 8rUtif, 'Fort&try ttudehl. 'voral cutH. A. N. AllHrB, Haltlmoro, Md , rlht irm Hpralned. Mfk. I. N. Norinan. Hlantyre, rixht irm Hpralm-d. (. I Mitchell, f 'hattanooKa. Tenn.. bark Hpralned. Mrs. I h. Mttehell. 'ba 1 1 a i' kl. I'enn,, rlbt Ick and arm t ill and ner vous Hhock. H. M. HaiM'H. Oft-enrdioro, Ala, brulaefl. Mr. A. S. he man, Hrevard, arm ipralmd. Taylor Ifanbl.. rob.red pott.r. Jreeiishoro, rlbt arm broken at the dhow. ftntelle l- 'ister, ndored. I lender, n lllc, riuht 'K bruised. E WHEN HE FOUND MAN'S LEG lint It V;is Mrrcly Our tlmt Had liiTH Sawed uff in Hospital. (SfMM'lHl I' riiAIM TTi; hfef ChrlHlenbi hurrldly to N - tft'TtMNtri on i lial tM-en cut i liK b'K-H ere ! ' The ebief a ob ked ii p a I- v nor fdKTis of ?ruesrnie find 'ould explain in vest iKa t bn v a i-a rn'l t ha t i "Ity hoHpital ' 1 br ( It i A- n ) f , July 10 I WH (ilHIHIIf'IM i l"l Htreet e-derd.f ' port that a in i 1 1 to pteeCH j(. I ..li ' to ihe ,--.. ( fi- ,n I Thn w;i) n ' blent. bui ' o 'o.y-il b nil. N't extra b-K. Ar, ii tiMfltutf'd and it a-.- u i ly at one -if ft hHA hf-efc a Ml "i nt The h-ad l.'ir . oi-erfluoUM Ijinl ' j Aho wan d it ' I funeral --r e -nd thf !e nl ,. . .i hoi' mad. v. aj- ri " a varalwiiel u ' tbinif and dr,.,;:- i 'iry nent I b n '. ' a hrMTtan t -ing to ' TP-r fOfH( u p h ' If Hty, It -wax f t c t I a ted fnun a p.r lia1 turned tie lo a truHt v ri' i ' lo bury It 'I ; Aerf dul bell Uxler aui I. Imf t ' de'p onotiK b had unearthed '' it to trie plat . ' Chief i 'hriM- f lah'n'! pori ion thp ' rrmabir Kftrbcire fr-ofi ' m over the flm I (PAIR WASHINGTON July f. l-irra-' 'nrrlly fair X in llf(llt to modi-ratf Xorth Car'dlnH day and Momla taatlnda. i i i The Modern Juggernaut K. I Kiberd. mall rink, Ht ihHv tlle arm bruised. Injured art t I'or. As ma m r 1 he In ih d as would K ' were tminedtoleU Ink u b it k to llre aid on the re Ik f t rain where their woundH wer itiiKMil and carnd for by tin- company. The mrtHt 'arrlmiy in J tin if wwfr M" arwl Mr ( . I.. Mitehell. w ho were In the i hair ear and were both badly ml . broken Kb'K Min Mltidxll Hm Mlft ll"p a IM-rvolltj sImh k alh i the .o id- nl. Mi IW Ih-l.tl a student al lb" Hilt Hint til r'oi 1 1 i s wh badh .r lb and i III'. hiifli 1 1 1 1 ; in eye, on ibe hum pr. lined (lm; i. Mr ImiIT M'fii a i.ism iiu.' i on t apt d m il b-'iil ;i lb dime on 0 e.ini' on IioIim la Who w ,im a ) 1. 1 k. o t hin i Ity, w hh tie 1 1 .1 III. but H 1 ill t'lf W II I It el I b irli r Hi,on Ilk ant) I nub!. Mr. Albet UK- i "' I hi- Italic also H' rki i a mi b . on . i-i i it in. EI BP FIFTEEN YFARS TIKES CARBOLIC ACID LH't Nutc lvil;iiiiinn Tliiit Shi' I l.i. I T.ikfii It with Sui' iil.il liiti nl. ( SM-I till III 'I III- II .' 11 ) l-.l.l X . 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PARIS APPROVES penalty imposed ON PUCCINI SHE Crowd Makos Demonstration In rront of Her Houso After Sontoncel COUKT CONDEMNS HER TO IMPRISONMENT Composor Says Hor Health Makos This Punbhment Impossible (SM-ln lo Hip t'llliiti.) I'AKIS. July 10 Tin' iwlfno of I m IiIm. ii nl nf IK i in. nit h anit 11 v lan, imikhi'iI WHti'iilay mi Hlgn.ir tCI- lra I'lntinl, vir. of tin' oiimpniMr, illariiiini I'mi'lnl, fur ili'Tuiimtlun of I In' i liarart.r ..f a K rvant long an In, mill. n tin- I'mi'lnl InniKi'linlit, nienlf . Willi l.i. iir. inl aiiprmal hir, wK-ri th IntKlr I'ln nniBlalii i'il of the aiilcld f lit. . mint iifli i- In r liitini n hil I.. .11 ii .immI ( ii-ati il Hruut liiilln- tlnll. Minium.. I'tiqrlnl Mill not ai)nar In nil. Ii.'Iiik c.iiiili iimi'il liy ciHitHtnary H.r lnwyim with uttirly iinahl to ri'iiit. any ni'iithni'iii to hr ravor. , An.r tin ilii'lHlnti a Iuiki' crowd inailv It- way In Iho cum miner houaa . whi n, ii IikIiiIui'iI In a ilnmonatratlim will Ii i ninpli'liily priwtrKtflit HlKiiora I'llirllll, Willi Imik lo hiT bud. Ah tin. m nt.-ni p ii iiiIk ni wrnt roll. Ii'itnii'il mil ntily In ltiiirliiiinftil, but. tn pay a llni' nf m.yi'ii iHiinln-rt llri) for hIuikIi'I-. liiKiilla anil lhri-alB"nlnt twi'lily-lwii-yriir-iild Dora Manfrr(ll, a Imiii-Ktli' wlni kllli-il hrriK lf lam Jann- ' ry . ami wlni, thi' iiiimy rviil-ii, , wan liiniKunt nf any ltniniM.r rvla- ll.'IIB Willi' I'tll'l'llll." . ' ' ' (lr1 Ixmik In Kaii'lly. ' Ihiru hail i'iiliriil tli wirvlijiMi of tha' fiimlly of th i'uiiiniir a number of xttn mo,' But nlir Hurlng thii pl y. arn hail the "aiiaptetntia" ff BlKoora I'tii rinl In i n arnunirl. ' ' , Al firm I In- l'i. llm iMri-d aha had ' I,. null.' il.iliM ami nlhrr trrxftitnbla d IiiIIh lii In r lian.lH anil dlarharirnd tha mi r anl Dura. Iir.iki ii In arli il. rntnrni'd t linr pan iitM. who wi-rii niiliri'ly nnabla In I'lniH.ili' hi'i'. mill ufl'.f a fv days tin- vlrl . 'nitiiliti .l Mill til.-. I. iivlnn a null, navlnu l lull li" lli" n ' u ii 1 to prn' h.'l' liiinn-i-li'--. An liniri-xlvi' fnin rul waa hild ovnr I ln kIiI'h Ii.mIi. Kvi ii I'ncrlnl. hlm- ni If ,i milrllinti ! Iar. ly. il. lnrln hn, Inn?' wan a Willi-." In Inr porfacl lo- IIIMMlll 1 I'.ir b.iiiii llni' Mini.. I'u'lnl,' In- -lnt- l 1 1 1 . ri In i hiirK' M. tint Mhn now ma lulu Iln a ntllpli'li' Hlli'llrv, ' Anl.. I If nil, will liuvi' In lllidnrgo 1 1 in I 1 1 . 1 1 i Iniiliiin lit, I'nci Hil l.illny ri iln .1 Unit In- Ii . . ii-! tint. "Al am nil ." hi' -ulil. "Ijnr ihy-l-al --'.il' .it pr. k nl iliii-a lint Hilmlt tli".. lalnni '! Min h il 'ini'Htl'ill." DIVORCE FROM THE SDN OF LEADER IN SENATE A Hit I't inliii live Yi'iil'H ill ('mi it I'isr Is Decided Secrefly. v r.STODY OK CHILD ISM'l llll In 'I II'' ( III. II.) I'l!' i lli;' 'I : It I . !:;lv 10 It ii,- .1 , ii'.n in 'I l...a that Mrn Mary I ,..i ... ! !-. rr. un . Al'lrn Ii. ..if.. nf Int.- .'! Itnil-. M'lrn h. i-l I at ami I I'll... I. I .1 iml - . nl-T k ttatnr. h-lil ...'i.. a .1. r- ..f .liv.,1'.- fnr lintl- -n..--it. lat v mi. i.t, 1. afi-rnn III linl,:- ' ;. ..!(-.. T I'.i'. ah'.. r-nurl, with ilin.-.ii-, ..I $10 a v i'l. aii'l th i iuilu. I. .! ih.n ..niv .la iiKhli-r, Kiiin ' '.llln Mm- I. Il l II. I "a .1. 1 i,n, .. ..r, 1. 1 , - ri lait It villi I. .im l it,.,. n- Allrl.h il..rlnr.( '.. 1. ..I -npi. .1 1 I,, m If mnl paid .11 In 1 li.. i. I,.; 1 vp. 11,. . ami thai aIiiI. nl,, lnl ii Im., Ah'To hr Ml ''.iml 1 -In I. In t, I,,,,, !, In VI. -in,, i-.r tin- 1. 11 sik i.r vvn -,' ". ''-',' 1 ,n- is Manl P. !. int.r.'t ' 'I .1 I in 1 11 1. 1., r lniMtii'-:-.H. Mi M li n l, had a-U.-'l l,.i a il". tp an-l lln- n-l.'K nf htn ilallKht'r nn 'In i-imimi th.it ih.' Tr(Mintpiit bad 1 - rt. him fnr ni-.r. Ilmll tlva var l.nl 'his was 1I1 nlml No n f "T-iiihI inn wan r,-n ,u', :-nly tha mHi f'.rmal ta t.-rnnnl appoarlng on lht iartf lti- nrt rvird ivyi"K il.l. tn th.m. n.t fll. Lilly ontuM'tivt lth lh- 1H.W. "n Mnv 24, 104. .Vfr. Aldrlfh tUoil a iliw.nv ta'tlthm lli-rf1, RlI'lillKr n-tri-inn rriKlty, and nokliiK at that Mm a r-.r Hi.. cnrtrMly of hr uhlld, for MB iwatc malnl niinr-c ami for an eHow an.. for fho mliiM.iiuiM.: hnMw' and lurtTrih it tb child, but thf IwtHlon Waa dlsmimed an hor Milnrt ) eater day. : . . r- ,
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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