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VOL. XXV, RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, APRIL' tf. I!07. V. IV. BSD DOUBLEAVREGK Lives and Property Lost In a Railway Accident TWO DEAD; SEVERAL INJURED Tast Passenger Crashes Into Freight Train With Dead Engine on Rear, Smashing Both and Demolishing Several Car3 Wrecker Strike Them and Practically Whole Train Piled Into Ditch. Birmingham, Ala, Special. As a r-iit of a double wreck on the S ith'-rn Railway a short distar.ee e;t-t f Woodlawn, a suburb of 15i r u. i::-:haiij, oaily Sunday, two men are ;( and a number injured. The. dad: ( al. B. Harris, fireman on the T.-ii. Tin- J It verly, brakeman on wrecker injured are James Waes, At- hn.ta, engineer, skull fractured, head Lint ami fare scratched; S. II. Hill, ngiiiPor, internal injuries; Thomas Powell, engineer, bruise3 on body; white Ihgir.an, shoul'ler dislocated; two postal clerks, slightly injured; wliito pa.-se:igcr, kueo cut. The unusual character of the wreck makes it surprising that the casual tics were not more. A freight train with a dead engine on the rear, was coining toward Birmingham. The operator, it is said, allowed No. 37, the last pa-scnger, to enter the block am it crashed into the dead engine, samshing thin both and demolishing several cars. Three cars of the freight train were thrown across the eastbouiid track, almost at the instant that the Southern wrecker en route to 1 1. -I'dii. Ala., passed. The wrecker struck them and practically the whole train idled into the ditch. Two men were cauirht under the engine. The bairgpge and mail ears of the passenger train were torn up and the three demolished engines with the debris strewn about presented a grue some picture. MR. CARNEGIE ON PEACE Reply to Letter From President Con taming Suggestions Which Mr. Carnegie Qnctei as "Objections" and Proceeds to Answer. New York, Special. Mr. Andrew Carnegie, who is president of the peace congress, gave out a statement as to the results of the congress just closed Although not to designated by Mr. Carnegie, the statement con stitutes a reply to some of the sug gestions contained in the letter which President Roosevelt addressed to the congress on its ojening day. Mr. Carnegie quotes these statements as "objections" and proceeds to answer them as follows; three objections clearly before "us. "First, Nations cannot submit all questions to arbitration. "Answer, Six of them have recent ly done so by treaty Denmark and the Netherlands, Chile and Argen tina, Norway and Sweden "Second, justice is higher than icace. "Answer, The first principle of nat ural justice forbhi; men to be judges when they are jjarties to the issue. All law rests upon this throughout the eivilized world. Were a judge known to sit upon a case in which he was secretly interested he would be dishonored and expelled from his high ollice. . If any individual refus ed to submit his dispute with a neigh bor to disinterested parties (arbitra tors or judges), and insisted upon be ing his own judge he would violate the first principle of justice. If he resorted to force in defense of his right to judge, he would be dishonor ed ns a breaker of the law. Thus peace with justice is secured through arbitration, either by court of by trib unal, never by one of the parties sit ting as judge .in his own cause. 'Third, it is neither peace nor jus tice, but righteousness that shall exalt the nation. Answer, Righteousness is simply Great Fire in Manila. Manila, By Cable Fire destroyed 1,100 houses and parts of the Di tricts of Singalong, Paeo and Bam- bang, in Manila. The American set dements at F.rmita and Malate es eaped through the hard work of the firemen, assisted bv soldiers and cit izens. The flames, fanned by a heavy gale, swept an area of 100 acres clean, within two hours, and destroj'- NO DISCRIMINATION Railways Deny Charges Made By Southern Shippers - DECLARE RATES REASONABLE Postponement to Saturday Allowed on Motion of Complainants to Allow Time for Serving of Papers Forc ing the Introduction of Minutes of 1905 Conference. NORTH STATE NEWS (terns of Interest Gleaned From Various Sections FROM MOUNTAIN TO SEASHORE Minor Occurrences cf tha Week of Interest to Tax Heels Told la Pars-graphs. . Washington, Special-Rates on cot ton goods from Southern points to the Pacific coast. China and Japan was again the subject of hearing be fore the inter-state commerce com mission. E. J. Southall, representing the complainants, made a formal mo tion for a postponement of the hear ing until he could serve defendant railroad and steamship companies with a subpeona duces tecum to com pel the production of the minutes of the conference held in 1905 which re sulted in the alleged agreement to raise rates. The defendant compan ies finally agreed to produce thes minutes and the hearing was continu ed. Mr. Southall said to the commis sion that he intended to show by the minutes of these conferences that they were participated iu by railroad men notwithstanding the denial of this during the earlier testimony. The railroad representatives replied that the minutes would not show the presence of railroad men at confer once and' claimed further that r.o agreement was entered into by them regarding the rates in question. It is claimed that if an agreement was reached between the steamship lines it is beyond the jurisdiction of the inter-state commerce commission. Secretary Ayers of the China and Japan Trading Company, explained Four Burned to Death. Caroleen, Special. At 11 o'clock Wednesday night a large two-story dwelling house at Henrietta caught fire from the closet below, and before the family or neighbors awoke to make the discovery the flames ha ad NORTH CAROLINA CROPS Conditions for the Past Week as Ex ported by the Department, Tie weather' nd Crop Bureau 'nf the Department of Astieultur iue the. following bulletin of condition for the week ending MoudUy, ApiU 22c d. The cold weather of the week end ing April 15th continued all the pa-4 A $50.00 BANK SHORTAGE lrg Qaa&tgy ef Baadi Suka Fma Trust Cotapanjr ef Koxtk A erka round U TaaMaaaUt Kv York Clab IXfaaUiag L CU:k Said U Have Ba tbt Tori f Others. Kew York. 8rcil A prtrt the fond Uef to hate been taken frm the Trut Coxa pa oy -f Ae?wa der , 'I-. . ...... ..f.ff 1 bv Wiliiiia O. IkiurU. fc wees, me inuj amn i - arret em a ustx 'i urrcny, w.-ir renovertsl in an apart merit in averaged about 7 degree IkIow nor- mal. The highest was TO degree t u the 20th in New Hanover runty, and the lowest was 30 degrees on the lS.b in Lincoln county and on the 20th in Buncombe county. It wa wiposMb.e .! Manhattan (Tub. The Hob cruis refused to either affirm or deny lU story. The 'jftcctltff were very wwetive about the reader, and at- l Dennett, a broker Late JVctvs In "Brief t nisat runus a mus t fully on the weather of the lth. Re tort now idiow that that day was ex- ( :.. r ,,rH null to -iHirt ltonse0 fr U. wttoae name ha ieen minni n tie eae, wd they baa wwliiUij; ta ay "about the matter. It wm stated that Mr. IHrngls bad disappeared snd her friend b eapic exerel-ed ver l:ff ahnr. J-'Ih vanced too far to save the building jccptionally eold all over the Htate, cr any oi its conicnis. ine moev j antt it was pernajm dreadful feature of the disaster wis on record for thai date. Killing fm.-U the loss of two little children sleeping were general all over the State e.x- stairs who were burned to death jcept along the immediate coast, aiut the damage has been very great, l. e formed in many localities, and !onie corresfiondents rejtrt ice 1-2 inch in thickness in places. The temjieraturc rose from the 15th but it turned cool up and their bodies can scarcely be rec ouized. Two sons of Vs. McDade, who occupied the house, were so seri ously burned by their efforts to make their escape that it is not thought that thev can live. Also old Mr. McDade the exact method of purchases, price doing what is right. What is just is of goods and rates paid for shipment always riht; what is uniust is I both from New York to the Orient ways wrong, it ueiug tiie first princi ple of justice that men shall not be judges in their own cause to refuse to submit to judg? or arbitrator is un just, hence not right, for the essence of righteousness is justice. There fore men who place justice or right eousness above peace practically pro claim as it appears to me, that they will commit injustice ami discard righteousness bv constituting them selves sole judges of their own cause in violation of law, justice and" right. "Civilized man has reached the conclusion that he meets the claims of justice and of right only by uphold ing -the' present reign of law. Our pressing duty is to extend its benign ant reign to combinations of men call ed nations. What is right for each individual must be right for the na tion. This union of law and justice, ensuring peace and good wrill among men through disinterested tribunals, via the Suez canal and from the Pa cific coast. The defense rested their case after the testimony of Lincoln Green through traffic manager of the South ern Railroad. Mr. Green told the commission that the1 rate complained of was fixed on an exceedingly low basis because of water competition and that it had been reduced from $1.85 per one hundred pounds to San Francisco to $1.15,. present rate: The commission took the case under advisement. was hadlv burned and mav not recov- I anratn 111 lh latter nart. Partly er. Details would pronounce this the , , -ftniiiiin irenerallv prevailed. .. i-i e il.. 1V'U? v..... r . . saddest calamity in me cisiory ot mc towi Dade burn 18 a was fouud, however, at tLr n rst f her parents iu Pi4tWn. m There were rumors of jo14e ad ditional nrvests, hut the detecme bureau denied they had taken any action. In the light of thee developments it was declared that luigia, n had beeu in the employ of the TruA. Couipanv, as atM"tant loan rink, the I not ilu ttrinWl in the robberv but a. The two young men of the Mc- 1 " - - .... .... nVreTv .b tool f other.. ' family died from the horrible 19th and vju, anu uu u.'i-m h. ;,r,ai,ncd in oli s received. The young men were week was reported in Cherokee eoumy - T,,Pdv af!riii. fie nd 20 j-ears of age respectively, L1n:nfr SOMe damage. The rain fall u.nu i- ..,. ,. ti..rt fon,lav but n, and nearlv gave their lives to save from the Uames the two little children aged 4 and C. Mrs. McDade may yet die as a fifth victim. IMPROVEMENT ON THE GIN. normal except in the western coun Hps. -A. II. Thicssen, Section Direc tor Mail Bobber Captured. Wilmington, "Special. The mystery concerning the disappearance of a package containing $10,000 in curren cy, in transit by mail from the Atlan tic National Bank, of this city to the Chemical National Bank, of Now York, was cleared up by the arrest at the instance of postoffice inspec tors of Edward A. Nelson, 27 years of age, employed in the railway mail Two Charlotte Men Invent a Device That May Revolutionize the Gin ning Business There will be a 3Mnir nf fiost in Prcducticn and M w Time. Charlotte, Special. Messrs. T. M. Webb and T. J. Davis have invented an improvement upon the present representative of the trust eotnpany was present and the east- was pJt over. President Yiiorne. of the Trn! Company of North America, m;.J that uv had tound the broker with wri Duuglas t;sid he had placed the -e-curitie and that they will be rcturu- eil to the trust company. Mr. Thome ('.eclared that Douglas hhortage amounted to only $50,000 and that all of it will be recovered. The shortage in IfcnigJa' accounts may reach a quarter of a million dol lars. Douglas is said to have confess ed to Oakieigk Thome, president ..f the trust company, at the time of his arrest, that he had made awav wiin service, llie conicssion and arresi I n ' -T l ! L. -I 1 ot voung iNeison was accompiisneu uy , v.. rnl S T TTooton. ch pf of the rost- cotton gill uiai prouus w 'l .t-ou.uihi in oonns ami u was m-jkoi- office inspection service at Baltimore; hze the system. The improvement ed that he had made a confession to Postoffice Inspector ,Wrm. J. Maxwell, j jms tested -and found to be a oi Baltimore, and District inspector rt T T 1" 1 T1 t T jlI li. .duck. iNeison naa recently re ed the homes of 100 residents and .1,-1 is. the 'righteousness which exalteth 000 natives. The native refugees are! a nation." . The demand that inter- now sheltered in the schools and ff ted Pa,rti,es sl sit in judgment is ine wicKeuness tnat degrades a na - . !. ------ 1 l rmf V n T T 1 1 T'f 1 rt J II L-a . a - oiner puuiie uuiiuiuys iuuhj t10n The damage is An Island Town Destroyed. Manila, By Cable. The town of II oilo, Island .of Panay, was totally de stroyed by fire Friday morning, with the result that 20,000 persons are homeless. As this dispatch is filed the confiagation is still raging, and owing to the heaty wind blowing it is beyond control. The civil and mili tary authorities are doing everything possible to check the flames and assist the sufferers. No estimate has been made of the amount of damage done and no details of the fire are obtain able, owing to communication with Iloilo being seriously affected. Iloilo incr in open spaces. . . . -i i hf-A AAA conservatively estimated ai u-uo,ouo By wite and in ta1i1 'n !.ns;. It ips are reuorted. I The oflicii's of the health depart- The Thaw trial endec- with the dis- is the capital of the Island of Paney, ment do not airree with the estimate agreement and discharge of the jury of the daraa-e given above which was A great rubber trust is planned at made by policemen and firemen, j Providence, If. I They assert that 2G!) houses were de-j .A furious blizzard is swweping over stroyed and "JyOO natives rendered I the copper country in Micigan and homeless. Their estimate ot the hn-j over Is orth en Wisconsin ancial loss is the same as that ot the Advices from Shanghai are to the other municipal department. It v? effect that the famine horors in China located on the east coast. The port, which is the second in importance in the Philippines, next to Manila, is the centre of the sugar import trade. thought that the figures given by tne are crrowimr worse, and that the fiath health officers are nearer correct. The districts of Singalong, Paco and Banbaug. lie to the east of the walled citv of Manila and just behind the residential distraction of Malate and Emrita. which face the bay. Near- lv all of the native houses in the fire swept district are nopa huts of com paratively small value. Founder of W. C. T. U. Dead. . Dunkirk, N. Y., Special. Mrs Esth er McNeil, the founder of the Wo man's Christian Temperance Union, audi first president of the organiza tion, died at her home in Fredonia. JsVip was horn fit Carlisle. N. Y., 94 rears arn. and was widely . known throughout the United States as t temperance Avorker. t I, ' -r Three Injured at Carpet Plant. Philadelphia, Special. Three per sons two women and a man, were ser iously injured as the result of an ex rate from starvation is 5,000 daily. A demand -om the Government for the expulsion of Socialist mem bers stirred up the Douma, and some startling speeches were made. Lieut.-Gen. Robert McGregor Stew art has resigued as Governor of Ber muda. Stolen Express Money Recovered. I St. Paul, Minn.-, Special. The $25, 000 stolen at the Union depot Tuesday night, was recovered -by.the police. John 'Gunderson, the suspeeted rob ber, who was arrested on Wednesday, told the police where he had hif!en the money. One package containing $10,000 was found under a piece of dirt is Jackson street, and two other packages containing , $15,000 were found under the platform at the Great Northern shops. signed from the ser Mr. Thorne in which he admitted fliot Hi., t.ktul lalun nf lunula tilLftl success. The simple little touch given , , . wouiVjX.ach $250,000. It was vice to ene in by these Charlotte gentlemen saves reported that the arrest of Douglas the confectionary business on one of one-third of the cost and half tne is expected to be followed by tbe ar- the most prominent corners in the city ti ,nimin,r a bale of cotton. In rest of a man who registered for and accompanied by his wife, to whom , " :ftiip :nvpntin could be Dt,u?las at the Hotel inland m , . , t , ' , other words, it the meniion couio ot i.irtv KPvrntli trpet as 44 W he was married lo months ago, and " ' ... 4 4l n t'st i ortj-sccnin sireci as . by his mother,' he had gone to New added to every gin m the country Uie R Gray aml wifp jiton." It was York. The robbery was accomplished by Nelson by slitting the mail pouch that contained the package and he had hidden most of the money under his dwelling. Bond was given in the sum of $5,000.00, his wife and mother raising that amount on property they owned. All the money was recover ed. Fatal Cutting Scrape Between Negro Preacher Held for Unlawfully Marry- Women, ing Couple. . Spartanburg, Special. Annie Wil- Rochester, Special. Rev. W. F. son, a negro woman, was lodged in Coffey, pastor of an African church at I ment 0f Justice, appointed by Presi- New Railway Company. Winston-Salem, Special. The El kin and Alleghany Railway Company which was chartered by the recent Legislature with a capital stock of $125,000 with the privilege of increas ing it to $3,000,000 was permanently organized at Elkin. The meeting at which the organization was effected was a large and enthusiastic one, con sisting of men from Alleghany coun ty, Elkin and vicinity and a number of other stockholders from Winston Salem and other places. The first business was the election of a board of directors which consisted of the following named: Messrs. H. G. Chat ham, R. A. Doughton, A. G, Click, O. T. Roth, A. M. Smith, E. F. McNair, R. M. Chatham, C. L. Smoot, A. H. Eller, H, E. Frich, Choate, C. M. Smith, E. F. Fields, ' J. JV Hendro, and W. J. Boyles. rested where he was stopping with his wife. The man who registered as Gray appeared just before the ar rest was made. cost of pinning a 13.000,000 bale crop at this hotel that Douglas was ar would be reduced lrom $2(,uuj,uuu .o $17,333,334. "The old saying, that "necessity is tbe mother of , inven tion" is literally true in this case. The power bill of the ginnery of the Elba Manufacturing Company was -jo great that President. Davis kept after Mr. Webb "to reduce it. Mr. Webb saw that he could 'not do this with the present gins, so he set his inven x Fair Play For Railroads. Memphis, Tcnn., Special. W. W. Finley, president of -the Southern Railroad Company, made an address 1 tive mind to work on the gin w-ith Monday night at a banquet given :i the results recorded in the foregoing honor of himself ami other promin paragraphs, aMd by the elemination of ent railroad TOen bv ohn W. Wat- fnctton Messrs. Vvebb and Davis nave K.-W nresident of Ailic I 111 -. " -- - g jail here for cutting the throat of Olean, was arrested on the charge of unlawfully marrying Arthur Jones, colored, anc1! Dora Hitchcock, white. Coffey was held for the grand jury in the sum of $500. Fred HPchcock, the father of the girl, arid Arthur Jones to whom she was married were mar ried, were , arrested and arraigned. They pleaded not guilty to disorderly acts. A jury trial will be given them. Studying Labor Conditions. - Winston-Salem, Special. Mr. D. A. Tompkins, of Charlotte and Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, of Washington, the special commissioner for the Depart Florence Clifton, another negro wo man, at Inman Sunday afternoou. The crime is ' a - horrible one and though the Clifton ;woman was alive there is no chance for: her recovery. Placed Under $700 Bonds. Marksville, La, Special Charged with manslaughter for their alleged carelessness m allowing the negro plosion of a gas retort at the plaal Charley Strauss, to be lynched, Dep ot John and James , , s ; r T n,nnfnetnrers. in the southwestern iy pueLus j. iveegan auo u. u. part of the city. The explosion fol-i Salmon were brought here under ar- lowed a slight hre and threw vv j resj; placed.under $.00 bond eacn. employes at work in the mills into n strausa.was hanged to a tree in the panic. Many young women lamieu 1 - ri where -a erowd but all the employes were gouea ou. i . ... ... . - . - . . Kifpiv ti, !, oxeention ot tac tnrec i . V ;"-r- '-"-" " who were badly burned. Thev art tne latter .were escorting tne negro to Mary Cavanaugh, Annie MeKirk and jail. (Jeorge Shaw, dent Roosevelt to make a report o;i labor conditions of women, and chil dren through the country, spent a while in : the city enroute to Wilkes county, where Mrs. Foster will study tbe conditions in the rural sections. invented a device that will give a lonrrer staple, reduce the time one- half and eut the cost one-third. Ex pert gin men have seen the gin tried and thev declare that it is the best, and onlv material change made in saw gin since it was invented. The power cost now is about 30 cents a bale, but the H ebb-Davis patent win reduce that 10 cents, and the bale can be cinned in half the time. The aver age SO saw gins turned out a bale of cotton , in an hour and a quarter, me Webb-Davis gin will eut that time in two. These facts have been demon strated time and time again at the Elba nlant on the corner of Last- Seventh street, the Memphis Railroad Terminal As- sociation. Declaring that the inter ests of a railway and of the people depending 'upon it for transportation are identical, President W. W. Fin- ley, of the Southern Railway (-om-pany, as one of the principal sjicak- ers at a banquet here iu connection with the meeting of railroad thciais and lumbermen made a strong plea for fair treatment towards tbe rail roads of the country, on the part f the public. All that the railways asked, be said, was the assurance or Derfect liberty to dvelop their busi ness under the protection of just and tatr Jaws, ' Bloody Blind Tiger. Hamlet. Special. Love Knight, a Croatan, shot and killed John Davis, colored, on the State line ' six miles Virginia Militia to Go Into Camp at - ' Jamef town. Washiegton) Special Governor . Mills of South Carolina. ; j Washington, Special. Three tases involving charges of excessive rates anc!i ! discrimination on the part of about 30 railroad companies against cotton? manufacturers of the South were heard i by the inter-State Com merce; commission Chairman Knapp, and Commissioners Clernei.ts, Cockrell and Lane are heariiur .the cases. Jt is likely the , proceedings will continue for two days. . ' . ' ... 1 - Mm a x M Xl. - -vj- .ji.i.- i . Amsncani eemcscva tD uca, . ; Staunton, a., Special. Ihe bodji: . . ,:- . lili .n PUeua in India. 7 of Miss Mabel Pendleton, was, found IP!"" ? - Tf.. , , , , . , ' pinrormauon nas Deep receiBtt j tuA 1 - ouaio, xuia, ....i half a mile below the bridge. ou e Court of .Mexico has af- Ueri 75,000 deaths frrm. the plague in T 1 " t- CKftn-n T?nma -fvntr I - ! - -, , . 1. I T J V. -..nnl. A-nAi-nt A rrri tKu.ujioij river, at vualuu j. -tr rnrttecl tne aecision oi me lower court i xuuia uuiwg tuc n .. which, she and her i lover -Stuart (iay, in the cases of Hulbert. Mitcbell- ants ldUi; beventy mcusana oi mcse occur- 1 1 kr a i 1 i xuuuj 1 7 ' , 3 , Cotton Mill for Hendersonville. A special from Spartanburg, 5. C, to the Charlotte Observer of Friday says: A number of representative business men of Hendersonille, N. C. spent Thursday in the city inspecting the Dayton Cotton Mill, of which A. B. Calvert is president, with the view of erecting a cotton mill in Hender sonville. similar to the Drayton MilL A. company is being organized in Hen iei sonviille with a . capital stock, of $300,000. The majority of ' the stock it is said, h2s been taken by the peo--ple of Hendersonville, while the re mainder will be raised outsidg. south of here early Thursday morning Swanson, of Virginia, has notified S111! 'ThZv General Oliver of hi, intention to put tier Davis was instantly killed, mtohe camp of instruction .at James Knisht fled and has not yet been cap tured. This is the sixth murder near that place within 12 months Bond Issue Carries. High Point, Special. In the elec tinn Wp for brands to the amount of w $125,000, the measure earned by a good majority, less than .tweuty-tiye votes being, cast against it. Seventy five thousand of the amount is for town the. organized militia of Virgin ia, consisting of the first brigade com manded by General C- C. Vaughn, a battalion of three eompanietf of. tbe Richmond Light Infantry Blues and tbe first bataliion of artillery, consisU ing of three" batteries. ve i A crosg on the Seaboard Air L ity improvements and fifty thousand 1 vh;ee mUes"from this eity .lumped, to . their last after being turned back at Staun . ton while en route to Washington u be married. The body of Gay hat J onim' two other Americans for insur- and the Punjab.. Xhe epidemic began ance money in Chihuhua and that the in the Punjab in October, l&y, since three mm bay? bfe gentfneed. o I when nearly a , million and a half de&tUt deaths bfl?o occurred, .'ViV"'. si'? suti ewi;; Tho report of the inspector gensral cf tbe National Guard of thb; Stated Co!. Stringfield, to Governor Glenn will be a suprise. perhaps to five com panies, as bV. retinmends';,tbe .dis- bandment'of that'numter for general inetfieieney, failure to care, for prop-S r ertyr etc Of course, there are plenty I or applicanrs on ine. waning lisia aw t any vacacieg ara yady to filled, for the Randdph and Cumberland railroad, It required. 305 votes to carry the election, and by three o'clock the necessary unmber had been secured, t - 'of a Kiastcn Waati Training School. 1 Kinstoni Special. The ' board aldermen pased an ordinance antbor-izir-uj an election June 3d on the ques tion, of issuing . bonds not . exceedisg $35,000 to secure, the . location of the Eastern Carolina Teachers Training School established by the last Gener al 'Assembly. - Kinston is. maJan . every effort to secure 'the lo?atioa o I tbis school here. 1 Seaboard Train Kills Two. Petersburg, Va Special. An ac cident ocearred Monday morning at Line in 1 a which two persons were instantly killed and one seriously injured. The dead;;- . .-?' . , . : George Perkinton. Mrs. John g, Sbelm, . , ; , The injured: -, ''"-V".. ,( Rosi Sbelm, ajed Uu ' " - ' Ktwietti. V ' (,! ; : Chancellor s Asquith rabaitted . th budget Xo the House of Commona. , r ' A'tilo'tto assairate Martraii Ito and "other ' Japanese Ministers b said ti iave been frustrated, Sffrctarv-'Taft" sailed -from San Juan,.P.:R for borne, c . Governor Swanson vtba lpardozve I'redL, ; PreWent Keeit wJ tht Dutrxt Atitcy f L eJ it reported thai iU j r n ti Sstfr IWrh Ut U-l tiU ul V 4ieectia-ed, racfbUr tt the Artrftiean KetU tbn eitriVuird taid t- nCTpletKn t Cmti3tAl IS'!. Ivr Ir KrnKn- rrUent of J Uent ef tb Nati.osl Aesdtmy t 8eiene. The Jair.etfit Lijvution r.iv-t r.tnt nnoiiee tUt the Vir s'4 h otrfl eontinuouly after tie cjrans dav, April 2tt. Tlie dreiHt of the Yirciuia tW pomtion Cotircii t rrduce ttt ..l au l rates i rijted wafciu r.eit wk. The etneraf Ward rfjvrt tfe there are patientt in iL usi- U State kopiUl iwid r. ;l ? ,e bow conftneo in ja! i Vtrpma. The Peace Corr in New Yrk eatce in an end atul Andrew Caws wan deerrt4 ith the Cra of the Ijrgion of Hot by the FtcucU CTiJuent. The dtfend.-nt in the Eddy u:t filed their aner to r,U rMnpUmlt Mr. Eddv' ton and th-n, denyutir nil the allegations i. t larm and jutting evunter-rhargei.. Te-timony gnen in ll llarwbnn? eapitol inquiry indicated 'hat Con tractor Sanderson knew iong bcloia the i.ontrnrt was awarded that lo would be th ucces.ful bidder. llev. C. F. Aked. tcichin New York, O.Miied emphatirilly that r would become Roe ckefellcr ia:t. ' A rumcrr that et-Shtriff "VA" C'aL fahan may confer the wli'-M Inwa of the Breathitt county feud iuuftn is to worry Jud;;e HariJ. 'Petticoat politics" i -aid U btf the real raue of Wet point pre- cut 44tenpct l: me leaj.i. Mr. Hugh I Dnd conferred Chi cago with Hill icpresentaiiv regard ing the terminal transfer controvejy. Kx-Judgc StvenKon war held up .0 Philadelphia in true Wild Western fashion and robbed. What the 'AAU Bclvidere" and the ' Discuss Thrower" ball wear to hide their shapeline i purtlinj a whole town in Connecticut!. Jlorc Ohio eountic are rcjorted fo have joined Taft's boom. Mr. Taft made a careful address in Ponce, Por to Rico. Cuba is burdened with au overa bundance of ready money, both the Treasury and the banks having mil lions lying idle. Details of Mexico's earthquake make it no less appauling. Chile ;e ports volcanic eruption, and earth shocks were felt hi many part of the world. A bill granting the right of appeal in criminal cases audi creating a court for that purpose was introduced ia the British Parliament. Mexico's earthquake was worst than at first reported, no fewer than five towns being destroyed and mapy persons being killed. Secretary Wilson denounced manu facturers who are advertising that tbe parity of their products is guar anteed by tbe Government. Field Mandril Ixrd Roberts joked with General Botha, Premier of the Transvaal, at the Lord Mayor's lun cheon, the two having formerly fought each other. The investment of a part of the permanent fum' in railroad bonis eaused a heated debate at the Daugh ters of the American Revolution Con gress. Five persons wero killed and a score hurt by the wrerkiajr of the Oriental Limited on the Northern Pacifle rail road. " Mrs. Charles J. Holman, the mother of Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw, in an inter view, defends herself, and says she would have killed' White had her cbugbter told her what she told Thaw The medical building of MKIill University, at Montreat, was destroy ed by fire. John Smith, in court at Lexington, Ky., confessed that he had been in duced by Judge ilargis to kill James Cocknll. The Philadelphia Beard of Trade adopted resolutions depreciating leg islation hostile 10 rauroao. Andrew Carnegie's gift to tbe Un ited Engineering Societies a bi? build ing in New ork, was dedicated. The biff American Ccet of battle ships and crosiers is now anchored off Jamestown, and the plan of an chorage is being worked out. President Zelaya, of Nicaragua, write to President Roosevelt consent ing to a general peace conference. A number cf Hungarian miner em ployed in the Red Bird mine, near Wbeelic j, wcra aisbuibed and' cue killed. Judgt Faulkner, at Martinsbuig, upheld the undated will of John W. Criawell, deciding it to be his last will The Virginia State Council of tbe Royal Arcanum is in session in Dan ville. ' - . Russell B. Ward a merchant and cattle . dealer, committed luicuidfc ia Pricesi Anne county, noi yet eesa reeoyerea, 1
The Caucasian (Clinton, N.C.)
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